JPH1146627A - Artificial bait - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an artificial bait capable of catching fishes even when fishes bait from any direction and preventing the fishhook from unstable vibrations. SOLUTION: In an artificial bait having a fish gathering part 40 and a fishhook 5 extending from the fish gathering part 40, the fishhook 5 is swingably connected to the fish gathering part 40 and the degree of swinging is made to be limited. In an artificial bait having a fish-gathering part 40 and a fishhook 5 extending from the fish-gathering part 40 and being constituted for the fishhook 5 to have a stem part 50 and a hook tip 51 and for the hook tip 51 to locate above the stem 50 when the fishhook lures fishes, the fishhook 5 is connected to be swingable against the fish-gathering part 40.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a bait for catching fish and other underwater creatures.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Various artificial baits for fishing have been devised. Usually, the artificial bait has a fish-sucking portion and a needle extending from the fish-sucking portion. The needle may be fixed to the fish approaching part, or may be swingably connected via a ring.

[0003] Of those, the needles of the artificial bait which can swing freely with respect to the fish gathering portion can swing freely. Such artificial bait has the effect of attracting fish (including other aquatic organisms) by pulling underwater with a fishing line, causing the needle to violate (vibrate violently) due to the resistance of water and inviting fish. May fade away.

[0004] Among the artificial baits, for example, a so-called spinner bait has a fish-sucking part and a needle extending from the fish-sucking part. The end of the side is embedded, and the needle is configured such that the needle tip side is located above the shaft side when inviting fish. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the needle from being caught by an obstacle or algae (weed) on the bottom of the water (weedless effect).

[0005] When the fish bites at the fish catch,
A fisherman pulls on the simulated bait, or the fish pulls on the simulated bait, causing a sting in the mouth of the fish. The needle is most likely to pierce when the tip of the needle hits the inner surface of the mouth of the fish almost perpendicularly. For example, when the fish bites the spinnerbait from behind, the fish is likely to catch on the needle.

[0006] However, the direction in which fish bite is different. With the conventional weedless effect artificial bait,
Since the shaft end of the needle is embedded in the fish closet,
The direction of the needle tip is fixed. For this reason, depending on the direction in which the fish bites, the needle tip does not act perpendicularly to the inner surface of the oral cavity, so that the needle may not be easily hooked. Furthermore, even if the fish hooks on the needle, if the needle is fixed, the fish may come off when struggling to escape. This can also result in unsatisfactory catches of fish simply by unnecessarily damaging the fish.

[0007]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a pseudo bait having a high effect of inviting fish by preventing the needle from vibrating in an unstable manner.

[0008] It is another object of the present invention to provide a pseudo bait which is easy to catch with a needle and which does not easily come off even if the fish bites from any direction.

[0009]

In order to achieve this object, the present invention relates to a pseudo bait having a fish flanking portion and a needle extending from the fish flanking portion, wherein the needle swings with respect to the fish flanking portion. And the swing is limited. Further, the needle may further include a shaft portion and a needle tip, and the angle between the shaft portion of the needle and the fish gathering portion to which the needle is connected may be urged in a direction at a predetermined angle, Further, the urging may be performed by attaching an elastic cylindrical body to a connecting portion between the needle and the fish approaching portion.

[0010] The present invention also has a fish gathering portion and a needle extending from the fish gathering portion, wherein the needle has a shaft portion and a needle tip, and the needle tip side is higher than the shaft portion side when inviting fish. In the artificial bait configured to be positioned, the needle is swingably connected to the fish gathering portion, and further, a connecting body to which the fishing line is connected is provided, and one end of the connecting body is provided with a first body. A fish closet is provided,
The other end of the connector is provided with a second fish-holding portion also serving as a weight, a needle is connected to the second fish-holding portion, and the rotation of the needle is restricted with the shaft portion as a rotation axis. It may be characterized in that a cylindrical body having elasticity is attached to the connecting portion between the needle and the fish approaching portion.

[0011]

Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of the present invention.
It is a side view which shows the whole structure of the pseudo bait concerning embodiment.
FIG. 2 is an enlarged partial cross-sectional view of the vicinity of the connecting portion between the fish approaching portion and the needle in FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line III-III in FIG. However, for simplicity, the rubber skirt is omitted in FIG. 2 and the fastening material is further omitted in FIG. FIG. 4 is a partial cross-sectional view showing the entire configuration of the dummy bait according to the second embodiment of the present invention.

The artificial bait 1 shown in FIG. 1 is generally called a spinner bait, and has a substantially V-shaped arm 2 as a connecting body.
It includes a braid 3 as a first fish-shed portion, a colored weight 40 and a rubber skirt 41 as a second fish-shed portion, and a needle 5.

The bent portion 20 of the arm 2 is a line attaching portion for connecting the fishing line 6. The blade 3 is attached to one end 21 of the arm 2 via a joint 30. The blade 3 is formed by bending a substantially oval or leaf-shaped metal piece into a gentle spoon shape. The blade 3 is swingable with respect to one end of the arm 2 by a joint (swivel) 30, and is also rotatable in a twist direction indicated by arrows B and B '.

Although not particularly shown, for example, the bent portion 2
Another blade (not shown) can be attached between the zero and one end 21. This blade is usually provided in a state where it can rotate around the arm 2. The artificial bait provided with the blade is difficult to sink due to the large resistance of water, and is suitable for fishing at a shallow point.

The weight 40 is fixed to the other end 22 of the arm 2. More specifically, the other end 22 of the arm 2 is attached to the weight 40.
Is embedded. The weight 40 is usually made of lead, and is formed in a streamline or a shape close thereto. Particularly in the present embodiment, the approximate center of the rear end of the weight 40 is a cylindrical small projection 44. A ring 4 for connecting the needle 5 is
3 is fixed. The ring 43 may be formed by embedding another member in the small protrusion 44, but in the present embodiment, the other end 22 of the arm 2 is connected to the small protrusion 4 of the weight 40.
4, and is formed by bending the protruding tip and processing it into a ring shape.

At the rear end of the weight 40, a rubber skirt 41 is provided. The rubber skirt 41 is composed of a plurality of elongated ribbons made of a flexible material such as rubber, and is bundled around a ring 43 by tightening the vicinity of the center in the longitudinal direction with a tightening member 42. The fastening member 42 may be formed by winding a wire. In the present embodiment, the fastening member 42 is made of elastic cylindrical rubber.

Here, the fastening member 42 can be put on the small projection 44 of the weight 40. If the small projection 44 is sufficiently thick, the weight 40 can be more strongly tightened by the tightening member 42, and the tightening member 42 and the rubber skirt 41 are less likely to deviate from predetermined positions.

The needle 5 has a shaft portion 50 and a needle tip 51 which is usually one.
And is swingably attached to the weight 40. Specifically, a ring 43 provided at the rear end of the weight 40 and a ring 53 provided at an end of the needle 5 on the shaft portion 50 side are connected. The ring 5 of the needle 5
Reference numeral 3 denotes a ring formed by bending the end of the needle on the shaft portion 50 side. When the needle 5 becomes old, the needle 5 can be removed from the ring 43 by widening the cut of the ring 53 with pliers or the like, and can be replaced with a new needle.

Next, a specific operation when the artificial bait 1 invites a fish will be described. The bent portion 20 of the arm 2 is pulled by the fishing line 6 in water. Then, the artificial bait 1 is arranged with the weight 40 at the bottom and the blade 3 at the top,
It moves in the direction indicated by arrow A in FIG.

The blade 3 receives the resistance of water and moves backward, and is rotated by the joint 30 in the direction indicated by the arrow B or B '. The sound (vibration) emitted by the rotation of the blade 3 alerts the fish. Furthermore, since the weight 40 is colored and the rubber skirt 41 also sways underwater and shows a creature-like operation, the weight 40 and the rubber skirt 41 combine to visually attract fish.

The needle 5 can swing in all directions, up, down, left and right, with a connection point with the weight 40 formed of two rings 43 and 53 as a fulcrum. However, rotation about the shaft portion 50 as a rotation axis (rotation in the direction shown by the arrow C or the arrow D in FIGS. 2 and 3) is limited. That is, when the needle 5 rotates in the direction of the arrow C about the shaft portion 50, if one point 55 of the ring 53 hits one point 45 of the ring 43 (see FIG. 3), further rotation is not possible. At this time, axis 5
If the needle tip 51 is in the direction shown by the arrow E with respect to 0,
The needle tip 51 cannot face down any further. Similarly, when rotating in the direction of arrow D, one point 56 of the ring 53
If it hits one point 46 of the ring 43, it cannot rotate any further.

Therefore, the needle tip 51 is always above the shaft 50 (inside the artificial bait 1) as long as the weight 40 is at the bottom and the blade 3 is at the top. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the needle from being caught on the obstacle or the algae on the bottom of the water. If the radius of curvature of the two rings 43 and 53 is reduced, the angle at which the needle 5 can rotate about the shaft 50 can be reduced.

Next, the operation of the needle 5 when the fish eats the artificial bait 1 will be described. When the fish holds the needle 5, the needle 5 swings accordingly, and the shaft portion 50 faces the back of the mouth of the fish. Then, the needle tip is easily stabbed perpendicularly to the inner surface of the mouth of the fish, and if the angler pulls the artificial bait 1 or the fish pulls the artificial bait 1 at this time, the fish surely hooks the needle. Further, even if the fish struggles to escape from the needle, the needle 5 swings in accordance with the movement of the fish, and thus is not easily detached.

In this embodiment, the rubber skirt 4
One fastening member 42 is made of a rubber tube, and this rubber tube covers rings 43 and 53 which are connecting portions between the needle 5 and the weight 40. Thus, the needle 5 can swing with respect to the arm 2, but the fastening member 42 provides resistance to the swing. In this way, when the fish bites, the needle 5 swings in a direction in which the needle tip 51 is easily hooked on the mouth of the fish, but before the fish bites, the needle violates due to the resistance of water (vibrates violently). Is prevented.

If the tightening force of the tightening member 42 is increased, the needle 5 can always be urged in the direction of returning to the original angle, and a more stable movement can be expected.

FIG. 4 shows a simulated bait 1 'according to a second embodiment of the present invention, in which a needle 5' is swingably connected to a fish approaching portion 4 ', and the needle 5' and the fish The pivotal movement of the needle 5 'is restricted by attaching the cylindrical body 7 to the connection portion with the shift portion 4'. If the cylinder 7 has elasticity,
Resistance can be given to the swing of the needle 5 'within the swingable range. Also, if the tightening force of the cylinder 7 is strong,
The angle between the shaft portion 50 'of the needle 5' and the fish approaching portion 4 'to which the needle 5' is connected can be biased in a direction in which the angle becomes a predetermined angle.

[0027]

According to the present invention, by making the needle swingable with respect to the fish approaching portion, it is possible to increase the possibility that the fish will catch on the needle when biting, When hooked, the needle swings in response to the movement of the struggling fish, making it difficult for the needle to come off.

Further, by preventing the needle from oscillating in an unstable manner, it is possible to provide a pseudo bait having a high effect of inviting fish.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side view showing an entire configuration of a dummy bait according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged partial cross-sectional view of the vicinity of a connecting portion between a fish approaching portion and a needle in FIG. 1 (however, a rubber skirt is omitted).

FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line III-III of FIG. 2 (however, a fastening member is omitted).

FIG. 4 is a partial cross-sectional view illustrating an entire configuration of a dummy bait according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Simulated bait 2 Arm (connecting body) 20 Bent part (thread attaching part) 21 One end of arm 22 The other end of arm 3 Blade (first fish-shed part) 30 Joint 40 Weight (second fish-shed part) 41 Rubber Skirt (Second fish gathering part) 42 Clamping material 43 Ring 44 Small protrusion 5 Needle 50 Shaft part 51 Needle point 53 Ring 6 Fishing line 7 Cylindrical body A Direction of artificial bait 1

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A pseudo bait having a fish flanking part and a needle extending from the fish flanking part, wherein the needle is swingably connected to the fish flanking part, and the vibration is restricted. A fake bait. 2. The needle has a shaft portion and a needle tip, and the shaft portion of the needle,
2. An angle between the needle and the fish gathering part to which the needle is connected is urged in a direction of a predetermined angle.
Simulated bait according to the above. 3. The artificial bait according to claim 2, wherein said urging is performed by attaching an elastic cylindrical body to a connecting portion between the needle and the fish approaching portion. 4. A fish gathering portion and a needle extending from the fish gathering portion, wherein the needle has a shaft portion and a needle tip, and the needle tip side is located above the shaft portion side when inviting fish. In the configured artificial bait, the artificial bait whose needle is swingably connected to the fish approaching part. 5. A connecting body to which a fishing line is connected, a first fish gathering part is provided at one end of the connecting body, and a second fish gathering part also serving as a weight is provided at the other end of the connecting body. 5. The artificial bait according to claim 4, wherein a needle is connected to the second fish gathering part, and the needle is restricted from rotating about a shaft as a rotation axis. 6. 6. The simulated bait according to claim 5, wherein an elastic cylinder is attached to a connecting portion between the needle and the fish approaching portion.