JPH11289929A - Fishing rod for spinning reel - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a fishing rod for a spinning reel capable of accurately casting a light lure or a light terminal tackle. SOLUTION: This fishing rod 1 for a spinning reel is obtained by installing a finger hook A having a finger hooking surface having, e.g. an antislip function imparted thereto for nipping a fishing line with the finger hooking surface and a finger at the front of a reel seat 113 of the fishing rod 1 for the spinning reel. Thereby, the scooped up fishing line is nipped and held with the finger of a hand gripping the fishing rod 1 and the finger hooking surface.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a fishing rod for a spinning reel mounted on a spinning reel.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, spinning reels have been used for various types of fishing, such as lure fishing, surf fishing, and throwing. When casting a lure or gimmick using the spinning reel, the lure is usually mounted on a fishing rod for a spinning reel equipped with a reel sheet for mounting the reel, and the tip of the index finger of the hand holding the fishing rod (above the first joint). He hooks a fishing line, raises a bail, shakes a fishing rod, and moves the fishing line away from his fingertips at the right time to cast. Also, at the time of casting, the fishing line is cut into the fingertip by the tension of the fishing line caused by the weight of the lure and the tackle, and using the bite, the shift of the fishing line with respect to the fingertip is prevented, and the point at which the fishing line is released is fixed and accurate. Casting is possible.

[0003]

By the way, lures and gimmicks used for fishing as described above include weight, size, form and the like for lures, and a uki and a weight suitable for the uki for shore fishing. , For throw fishing,
The selection and change are appropriately made according to the fishing place and the situation, but the strength of the fishing line changes in proportion to the weight of the lure and the tackle. The lighter the lure or the tackle, the weaker the tension on the fishing line. However, when hooking the fishing line to the fingertip, if the tension of the fishing line is weak, the fishing line does not cut into the fingertip, so the fishing line hooked on the fingertip is likely to shift, and the casting line may come off from the fingertip or enter the joint part during casting. The timing of releasing the fishing line is unstable, and it is not possible to cast lures and gimmicks accurately. Therefore, you may hit the lure or gimmicks on the surface of the water to scatter the fish or fly it to the left or right, not only hurting your points and lowering your fishing results, but also annoying other anglers. Absent.

Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a fishing rod for a spinning reel capable of accurately casting a light lure or a device.

[0005]

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention uses the following technical means. Claim 1
Is that a finger hook having a finger hook surface for holding a fishing line between fingers is provided in front of a reel sheet on which a spinning reel is mounted. According to the technical means of the first aspect, the scooped fishing line is held between the finger of the hand holding the fishing rod and the finger hooking surface. In addition, since the finger holding the fishing line also hangs on the fishing rod, the fishing rod is gripped by all five fingers. Specifically, the finger hook is used for the thumb, or for the index finger, or for both the thumb and the index finger, as long as at least one of them is provided. The fishing line is held by the thumb or the index finger. Done in Since the finger hook has an anti-slip function on the surface as described in claim 3, the hooked finger does not slip, so that the fishing line can be held firmly. The finger hook may be convex as in claim 4, or may be concave as in claim 5.
According to the sixth aspect of the present invention, the thumb hook is positioned above a center line intersecting the axis of the fishing rod in the left-right direction. The finger hook is located near the thumb when the fishing rod is gripped. In addition, the finger hook for the thumb may be provided at either one of the right and left or two at the left and right, and a right-handed fishing rod provided on the left side (the spinning reel is a left handle). A fishing rod provided on the right side is a dedicated fishing rod for left-handed use (the spinning reel is on the right side), and a fishing rod provided on two right and left sides is for both right-handed and left-handed use. Furthermore, according to claim 8, the finger hook for the thumb is formed in a convex shape, and the fishing line is provided on the rear side of the finger hook as a sloped surface inclined forward. The thumb rests on the finger resting surface with the hook. According to the ninth aspect of the present invention, the finger hook is positioned below the center line intersecting the fishing rod axis in the left-right direction, so that the finger hook is located near the index finger when the fishing rod is gripped. According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, when the finger hook for the forefinger is located on a center line vertically intersecting with the axis of the fishing rod, the finger hook is located immediately above the fishing line. According to the eleventh aspect of the present invention, the position of the finger rest can be changed, so that the position of the finger rest can be adjusted according to the size and preference of the user's hand.

[0006]

The present invention has the following excellent advantages by the above configuration. According to the first to eleventh aspects of the present invention, since the fishing line is sandwiched between the finger holding the fishing rod and the finger hooking surface, the displacement of the fishing line is reliably prevented regardless of the tension applied to the fishing line. There is no possibility that the fishing line will come off or enter the joint at the time, and even when using a light lure or gimmick, the timing to release the fishing line will be stable, accurate casting will be possible, and even five casts Because you can hold the fishing rod with your finger, it is easy to apply force to the fishing rod and it is possible to cast firmly. Therefore, the number of casting failures is greatly reduced, and the improvement of fishing results can be expected. In addition, there is no trouble for other anglers even in a narrow fishing place. According to the second aspect of the present invention, when the finger to be hooked on the finger hook is the thumb or the index finger, the fishing line is held with at least the front finger across the mounting leg of the spinning reel. Can be. The invention according to claim 3 has a high effect in that the finger does not slip due to the non-slip function of the finger hook even if the finger hung on the finger hook is wet, so that the fishing line is securely held. The invention of claim 4 and claim 5 is:
If the finger hook is convex, the finger can be easily hooked, and the movement of the fishing rod when the handle of the spinning reel rotates can be suppressed. In addition, if the finger hook is concave, the finger and the fishing line enter the depression, so that the displacement of the fishing line can be more reliably prevented. According to the invention of claim 6, since the thumb is naturally located above the finger hook while holding the fishing rod, the casting can be performed in a reasonable posture (similar to a bait casting reel) and the power of the thumb is released. As a result, the fishing line naturally slides out, which has an excellent effect in improving the reliability of casting. Moreover, even when a long throw is performed using a very heavy weight, strong tension of the fishing line is not applied to the fingertip. Therefore, there is no injury to the fingertip due to a shock (friction when the fishing line separates from the fingertip) generated at the fingertip at the moment of the fishing line jumping out (the moment the fishing line hooked on the fingertip separates from the fingertip) when casting by the conventional method. It is a very excellent fishing rod in terms of safety for anglers when casting. The invention of claim 7 can cope with a wide range of right-handed, left-handed, and dual-use. According to the invention of claim 8, since the thumb is applied to the finger hooking surface in a state where the fishing line is hooked on the fishing line hooking portion, the fishing line can be held without applying much force to the thumb, and the resistance given when the fishing line jumps out due to the inclined surface. Is very small, so the casting is very smooth. According to the ninth aspect of the present invention, the index finger is naturally positioned on the finger hook while holding the fishing rod, so that the holding of the fishing line is almost the same as the conventional holding, so that the casting can be performed in a reasonable posture. According to the tenth aspect of the present invention, the fishing line can be naturally held by scooping up the fishing line with the index finger and hanging it on the finger, so that the fishing can be performed very repetitively.
The invention according to claim 11 is a very easy-to-use fishing rod that can be widely used for any angler.

[0007]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a fishing rod 1 for a spinning reel.
(Hereinafter, referred to as a fishing rod), which is a known form in which a rod body 12 is connected to a front end of a grip portion 11. The grip section 11 is of a known form including a reel sheet 113 on which the spinning reel 4 is mounted between the front grip section 111 and the rear grip section 112. The front grip section 11
1 is provided with a finger hook A composed of a finger hook 2 for the thumb and a finger hook 3 for the index finger.

[0008] Thumb 2 and index finger 3
Is to hold the fishing line 4 with both finger hooks 2 and 3 and the thumb and forefinger hanging on the finger hook so that the fishing line does not shift when casting. As shown in FIGS. Are respectively disposed on the front grip 111. Both of the two finger hooks 2 and 3 are reel sheets 11
3 is arranged forward (the rod tip side is defined as the front) and further forward than the line roller 51 of the spinning reel 5 mounted on the reel sheet 113. The finger hook 2 extends the fingertip forward. , 3 to hold the fishing line 4, if the finger is slightly moved during casting, the holding of the fishing line 4 is released, and the fishing line is easily released at the time of casting, and the danger of the fishing line 4 being caught on the fingertip is reduced. Therefore, it is very effective in terms of accurate casting.

The upper surface of the finger rest 2 for the thumb is a finger rest surface 21,
A center line L1 is formed so as to project in a triangular shape in plan view with the rear inclined surface as a fishing line hooking surface 22, and intersects the axis L of the fishing rod in the left-right direction.
And the left side (the rod tip side is the front side) with respect to the center line L2 crossing the axis L in the up-down direction. Thumb finger hook 2
When casting a lure (not shown) or a tackle (not shown) connected to the tip of the fishing line 4, the fishing line 4 fed from the spool 52 is scooped up and hung on the fishing line hooking surface 22 and the finger hooking surface 21. The fishing line 4 is placed on the fishing line 4 and is held down by the thumb H1 from above the fishing line 4 so as to be held between the finger hooking surface 21 and the thumb H1. Therefore, the fishing line 4 is held between the finger hooking surface 21 and the thumb H1 so as not to shift during casting.

The index finger finger hook 3 is formed in a triangular shape in a side view with the front inclined surface as a finger hook surface 31, and its tip is located immediately above the fishing line 4. The above finger for index finger 3
When casting a lure (not shown) or a tackle (not shown) connected to the tip of the fishing line 4, the index line H2 scoops up the fishing line 4 drawn out from the spool 52, and the index finger H2 holds the finger holding surface 31 as it is. If you hang on it, nature and fishing line 4
Are pinched between the finger hook surface 31 and the index finger H2. Therefore, the fishing line 4 is held between the finger hooking surface 21 and the index finger so as not to shift during casting.

The above-mentioned finger hook is not limited to a convex shape, but may be a concave finger hook. (Not shown)

The thumb and index finger hooks 2 and 3 are:
A non-slip a is provided on the surface to prevent the finger or the index finger from slipping when the finger or the index finger is put on the surface, so that the fishing line to be held can be securely held. Non-slip a
The surface of both fingers is roughened to increase frictional resistance to prevent finger slippage. The structure of the anti-slip is not limited to the above-described one. For example, the surface may be coated with a material having high frictional resistance such as an elastomer or rubber, or a finger hook may be formed using these materials.
The non-slip a is applied to all the embodiments described below.

When casting with the fishing rod 1 provided with the above-described thumb finger hook 2 and index finger finger hook 3, either of the two finger hooks 2 or 3 may be used, and the thumb finger hook 2 or the index finger finger hook may be used. In both cases, after holding the fishing line 4 as described above, the fishing rod 1 is shaken and cast.

In the embodiment described above, the fishing rod 1 is described as a right-handed one in which the thumb finger hook 2 is formed to project to the left, the fishing rod 1 is held by the right hand, and the handle 53 of the spinning reel 5 is rotated by the left hand. However, the thumb finger hook 2 may be formed so as to protrude to the right, a fishing rod may be held with the left hand, and the handle of the spinning reel may be rotated with the right hand. (Not shown) As shown in FIG. 5, the fishing rod 1 may be one in which thumb finger hooks 2 are provided on the left and right sides. In this case, the fishing rod 1 can be used for both right-handed and left-handed people.

The above-mentioned fishing rods 1 are all finger fingers 2 for thumbs.
6A and 6B, and FIG. 7 shows a fishing rod provided with a finger hook B constituted by one of the finger hooks A. It may be one. FIGS. 6A and 6B show an example in which a finger hook B including only the thumb finger hook 2 is provided, and FIGS.
Shows an example in which a finger hook B including only the index finger finger hook 3 is provided.

FIG. 8 shows a fishing rod 1 provided with a finger hook C which also serves as a thumb thread index finger, which is formed by integrally forming the thumb finger hook and the index finger finger hook. The finger hook C is formed in an annular shape surrounding the entire circumference of the front grip 111. In this way, both the right-handed and the left-handed can be used, and since the finger-holding surface C1 extends 360 degrees, it is possible to widely support the angler's preference (the part where the angler is most likely to wear).

FIGS. 9 to 12 show a second embodiment of a fishing rod. The fishing rod 1A is, as shown in FIG.
And a rear grip 11C provided with a reel seat 113, and a front grip 11B and a rear grip 11C. The front grip 11B is provided with a finger hook D that can be used for both the thumb and the index finger by changing the fixing position of the grip portion described later. The finger hook D is formed in a triangular shape in plan view, and is shown in FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 11, when the fishing rod 1A is projected to the left side,
A finger hook D1 with a finger hooking surface D11 on the upper surface, and a fishing rod 1A
In the state of protruding downward, the front inclined surface is
The index finger finger hook D2 is set to 1.

The structure of the fishing rod will be described in detail.
As shown in FIG. 2 (a), a front end of the rear grip portion is inserted into a tube 12A provided coaxially with the grip, and the rear end portion is screwed to the rear grip portion 11C. It is attached by doing. The front grip portion 11B has a length shorter than the entire length of the tube 12A, and is formed so as to be slidable on and out of the outer periphery of the tube 12A. The front grip portion 11B thus configured is connected to the tube 12A.
A plurality of spacers S (four in the drawing) are fitted around a pipe 12A that is inserted into and protruded from the tip, and a fastener 11D that is slidably fitted to a rod 11A is attached to the pipe 11A. When screwed into the tip of 12A, the fastening tool 11D and the rear grip 1
It is fixed by being pinched with the spacer S by the tip of 1C.

According to the fishing rod 1A constructed as described above, in order to change the fixed position of the finger hook D, first, when the fixed position of the finger hook D is changed in the circumferential direction, the tightening of the fastener 11D is loosened, The front grip portion 11B is rotated until D is located at a position desired by the user, and the fastener 11D is screwed and tightened. When the fixing position of the finger hook D is to be changed in the front-rear direction, first, the tightening of the fastener 11D is released.
Subsequently, the rod 11A is removed from the rear grip 11C. Then, the spacer S and then the front grip 11B are sequentially removed from the tube 12A. Then assemble, but first, finger hook D
The number of spacers S corresponding to the amount to move the position of
Is fitted to the tube 12A. (Four sheets in the drawing) Subsequently, the front grip portion 11B is fitted to the tube. Then, while inserting the rod body 11A into the tube body 12A, the rear grip part
When it is screwed and attached to 11C and the fastener 11D is tightened, the finger hook D becomes the fishing rod 1A which has moved forward. (FIG. 10 (b)) In the present embodiment, the amount of movement of the finger rest position is the amount of the entire number of spacers. In short, the sum of the number of spacers fitted on the front side and the rear side is initially The number of spacers should be the same as the number of fitted spacers. In addition, if the spacer is located on the front side, use a spacer having the same diameter as the front end of the front grip portion, and if the spacer is located on the rear side, use a spacer having the same diameter as the rear end of the front grip portion. Use

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 shows a first example of a fishing rod for a spinning reel according to the present invention.
It is a perspective view of an embodiment.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged side view showing a main part of the same.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of the same.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along line (4)-(4) of FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing another example of a finger hook.

FIG. 6 is a sectional view of the same.

FIG. 7 is a sectional view of the same.

FIG. 8 is a sectional view of the same.

FIG. 9 shows a second example of the fishing rod for a spinning reel according to the present invention.
FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the embodiment.

FIG. 10 is a side view showing a main part in an enlarged manner.

FIG. 11 is a sectional view taken along line (11)-(11) of FIG. 10;

12A is a sectional view taken along line (12)-(12) of FIG. 11; (b) is a cross-sectional view of a state where the finger hook is positioned forward.

[Explanation of symbols]

Fishing rod for spinning reel: 1,1A Finger hook for thumb: 2
Finger hanging for index finger: 3 Fishing line: 4 Spinning reel: 5 Finger hanging surface: 21, 31, C1, D
11, D21 Fishing line hook: 22 Line roller: 51 Reel seat: 113 Finger hook: A,
B, C, D Thumb: H1 Index finger: H2 Axis: L Center line: L1, L2 Non-slip:
a

Claims (11)

[Claims] 1. A fishing rod for a spinning reel having a finger hook having a finger hook surface for holding a fishing line between fingers in front of a reel sheet on which the spinning reel is mounted. 2. The fishing rod for a spinning reel according to claim 1, wherein the finger hook is used for a thumb, for an index finger, or for both a thumb and an index finger, and at least one of them is provided. 3. The fishing rod for a spinning reel according to claim 1, wherein the surface of the finger hook has an anti-slip function. 4. The fishing rod for a spinning reel according to claim 1, wherein the finger hook has a convex shape. 5. The fishing rod for a spinning reel according to claim 1, wherein the finger hook has a concave shape. 6. The fishing rod for a spinning reel according to claim 1, wherein the thumb finger hook is located above a center line intersecting the axis of the fishing rod in the left-right direction. 7. The fishing rod for a spinning reel according to claim 6, wherein the thumb finger hook is located at one of the right and left or two at the left and right. 8. The fishing line hooking device according to claim 6, wherein the thumb finger hook has a convex shape, and a fishing line hooking portion having a slope inclined forward is provided on the rear side of the finger hook. Fishing rod for spinning reel. 9. The fishing rod for a spinning reel according to claim 1, wherein the finger rest for the index finger is located below a center line intersecting the axis of the fishing rod in the left-right direction. 10. The index finger finger hook is located on a center line vertically intersecting with the axis of the fishing rod.
A fishing rod for a spinning reel according to item 1. 11. The fishing rod for a spinning reel according to claim 1, wherein the position of the finger hook is variable.