JPS5878528A - Simulated fishing hook - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an artificial bait for fishing, commonly called a lure, and more specifically, a bait bait for mid-water or deep water, which has a groove for inserting the ring on the front surface of the main body to which the ring is attached. This invention relates to an artificial bait bait basin characterized in that a feeding lip can be attached and detached with a single touch.

Conventionally, a large number of artificial baits have been used that have the appearance of naturally occurring live bait such as small fish. Also, the types are for water surface and middle layer (approximately 30-100 on below the water surface).
, deep water (approximately 1,000 mm or more below the surface), etc., and it was necessary to frequently replace the bait bait with fishing line depending on the target fish, which was very troublesome. Effective bait baits that overcome the above drawbacks do not seem to be available at present.

The artificial bait bait of the present invention has a lip that can be attached and detached with one touch, and is preferably suitable for use in any of the water surface, middle layer, and deep water, or at least two uses, such as a combination of water surface use and middle layer use. It is made available for use.

In order to facilitate the replacement of the lip, a ring is attached to the front surface of the main body to prevent the lip from falling off from the main body during use. This ring is generally used for mooring a fishing line, and is usually connected to the main body by screwing into a screw hole cut into the main body. In addition, the lip has a groove (including a hole) for inserting the above-mentioned ring, and in order to prevent side vibration, a pin is mainly provided integrally on the back surface of the lip, and the ring can be inserted into the groove and the above-mentioned The lip is fixed to the main body by press-fitting a pin into a small hole formed on the front surface of the main body. Of course, the retaining part for preventing lateral vibration, such as a pin and a small hole, does not necessarily have the effect of preventing the lip from coming off the main body, and in general, the distance between the base of the ring and the above small hole on the front of the main body. by making the distance between the end (near) of the groove in the lip and the said pin equal to , and by rotating the ring or lip at right angles after inserting the ring into the ring insertion groove having only the thickness of the ring, etc. According to 1. Each is secured.

The present invention will be explained below based on examples and drawings. 1st
The figure shows the bait bait main body 11, which has a small fish-like appearance consisting of a head, a body, and a tail fin. The front surface 12 of the main body 11 preferably has a resistance surface having an arcuate cross-section and serving as a bait bait for water surface. A ring 16 is attached to the front face 12 and the bottom of the body, and a fishing line is moored to the front face 12 and a fishhook to the other part. The main body 11 is usually made of plastic and has a strong floating force, and combined with the resistance surface of the front surface 12, the main body 11 moves sideways in small increments near the water surface, so it is very similar to live bait that moves on the water surface.

As shown in FIG. 2, a middle layer lip 14 is attached to the front surface 12 of the main body. As shown in FIG. 3, the lip 14ti has a mounting surface 15 having a shape almost the same as the front surface 12 of the main body, and a lip body 16 extending from the bottom of the mounting surface 15. A groove 17 is cut from the upper end of the mounting surface 15. Embedded,
Pins 18 are integrally protruded from the back surface of the lip 14 at regular intervals from the base of the groove 17. In this example, the lip 14 is first inserted into the groove 17 at the base of the ring 13 on the front body 12.
Slide and press fit from the upper end opening, and when the base of the groove 17 reaches the base of the ring 13, the pin 18 will be positioned over the small hole 19 formed in the front surface 12 of the main body, and then utilize the elasticity of the plastic. Then, the pin 18 is firmly press-fitted into the small hole 19. In this case, since the fishing line is moored to the ring 16, it does not affect the attachment of the lip 14 itself, and while the artificial bait burr is in operation, a load is applied to the lip body 16 side of the lip 14, but the groove 1
There is no risk that the lip 14 will fall off because the base of the ring 7 is locked to the enlarged diameter part of the ring 16. Note that 20 is the groove 17
At the base of the ring 13, the neck is formed to be slightly narrower than the base of the ring 13.

Next, other embodiments are shown in FIGS. 4 and 5.

In this example, a deep water lip 21 is attached to the front surface 12 of the main body. As shown in FIG. 5, the lip 21 has a mounting surface 22 having a shape almost the same as the front surface 12 of the main body, and a lip body 23 extending below the mounting surface 22. At the same time, a ring is provided at a predetermined location on the mounting surface 220. A horizontal hole 24 for insertion is bored, and pins 25 are integrally protruded from the upper end of the horizontal hole 24 at regular intervals on the back surface of the lip 21. In this example, the lip 21 is first formed by a horizontal hole 2 having a width and length slightly larger than the thickness and outer diameter of the ring 16 on the front surface 12 of the main body.
4 into the ring 16, then rotate the lip 21 by 90 degrees so that the radial direction of the ring 16 and the horizontal hole 24 are at right angles, and firmly secure the pin 25 in the small hole 26 using the elasticity of the plastic. Press fit into. In this case, although a ring 27 for mooring the fishing line is formed on the lip body 26, the ring 13 is effectively utilized for anchoring the lip 21.

While the bait bait is in operation, loads are applied alternately to the lip body 26 side and the mounting surface 22 side, but there is no risk that the lip 21 will fall off due to the horizontal hole 24 being locked to the enlarged diameter portion of the ring 16.

The pin 18 or 25 of the lip 14 or 21 has both the effect of preventing the lip from coming off and the effect of preventing the lip from swinging laterally. Of course, the number of engagement portions between the pin and the small hole is not limited to one, and a plurality of engagement portions may be formed.

The ring 16 can also be more firmly fixed to the lip 14 or 21 on the main body surface 12 by rotating the ring 16 itself at right angles after passing through the groove 17 or the lateral hole 24. In this case, the mounting surface 22 of the lip 14
It is desirable to form a concave groove perpendicular to the groove 17 or the lateral hole 24 on the front surface of the ring 13 to prevent the ring 13 from easily rotating to become parallel to the groove 17 or the lateral hole 24.

6 and 7 show other examples of the deep water lip 21,
In this example, a clip 61 that extends in the opposite direction to the lip body 26 is provided on the back surface of the lip 21, and a clip 3 at the tip of the clip 61 is provided.
2 is formed on the bottom surface of the main body 11 and is latched to the companion latching hole 33. After inserting the ring 16 into the vertical hole 34 for ring insertion, insert a ring screw-like seat plate 35 into the base of the ring 16.
9 by inserting the same hole 36 as the vertical hole 34 through the herring 13.
It is installed by rotating 00 times, and is prevented from being removed. The engaging portion consisting of the hook 32 and the locking hole 36 has the effect of preventing lateral vibration.

Since the bait bait of the present invention is constructed as described above, there is no need to re-tie the fishing line for each target fish, and it is very useful because it can be converted into an artificial bait bait for the surface, middle layer, or deep water with a single touch. It is. In addition, since no screws or the like are used to attach the lip, there are no unnecessary protrusions on the resistance surface of the lip, as well as tools such as screwdrivers, so there is no unnatural action when using artificial bait.

Since the lip attachment structure uses ring 13 to allow for one-touch attachment and detachment, the lip can generally be attached and detached while the fishing line is moored to ring 16, and pin 18 or #'i25 or Since only one hook 32 prevents the lip from swinging laterally, the lip can be attached and detached with a simple operation.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a side view showing one embodiment of the main body of the bait bait of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the main part of the lip for the middle layer in an attached state, Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the lip, Fig. 4 5 is a perspective view of the above-mentioned lip, FIG. 6 is a sectional view of the main part of another deep water lip installed, and FIG.
The figure is a perspective view of the lip.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] ■) A lip for mid-water or deep water, which has a groove for inserting the ring on the front surface of the main body with the glue and ring attached, and the ring is inserted into the groove to prevent it from coming out; 1. The artificial bait bait is characterized in that a retaining portion is formed between the front surface of the main body and the lip to prevent the lip from swinging laterally, so that the lip can be attached to and detached from the main body with one touch. 2) The artificial bait according to claim 1, wherein the front surface of the main body itself is formed as a resistance surface for use as a water surface bait.