JPS5912070Y2 - fishing hook holder - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a fishing hook, and particularly to a fishing hook holder formed by branching a large number of Harris from a parent thread.

Conventionally, as a holder for winding a fishing hook 3 (shown in the first figure), which has a large number of Harris 2 of a certain length branched at a certain interval with respect to the parent thread 1, as shown in the second figure, a base h The same number of incisions k and l are arranged in parallel on the opposing edges of it J, and the parent thread 1 is successively engaged and wound between the incisions k and 1 from left to right, and the incision k on the upper edge is A structure in which the hooks 4 at the tip of Harris are locked one by one is known.

In other words, between the notches k and 1 provided on the upper and lower edges of the pair,
For example, every time the parent thread is wound once, the hook 4 at the tip of the Harris is locked in the same upper edge notch K, and the Harris 2 is locked in the same lower edge notch 1.
At the same time, it is folded back to the back surface of the base h and wound half a turn, and similar winding and locking are repeated in sequence between a pair of adjacent notches k and 1.

However, with such a structure, it is quite difficult to easily and quickly disentangle the fishhook from the holder.

This is because the cut k,
The main thread 1 and the Harris 2 that have been wound between 1 and 1 must be sequentially wound back from right to left. To do this, first hold the base h with your left hand and unwind the main thread 1 between the pair of cuts K and 1 with your right hand.
When the thread is unwound one time, in that state, the hook 4 is locked in the upper edge notch k as shown in the third figure, and the unwound main thread 1 and harris 2 have the base h as the bottom. Since the shape has two equal sides of a substantially isosceles rectangular rectangle, even if only the parent thread 1 is pulled, it is not possible to unwind it continuously.

At this point, release your right hand from the parent thread 1 and make an upper edge cut k.
The user has to remove the hook 4 by pinching it with the right hand, but it is extremely troublesome to unravel the hook by alternately releasing the hook and winding back the line using only the right hand. .

In addition, the many haris that branch from the parent thread have hooks at their tips, so if you don't unravel them quickly, the hooks can get caught on clothes or fingers, or the thread can become tangled, making it impossible to use a fishing hook. Sometimes it becomes impossible.

Furthermore, Harris 2 has a length that is usually the cut k at the base,
Since the length is longer than the length between the threads 1 and 1, the hook 4 is locked in the upper edge notch k, while both the parent thread 1 and the Harris 2 are cut into the pair of notches k,
If the hook is wound while being suspended between the hooks 1 and 1, the hook 2 will become loose on the back side of the base, making it impossible to hold the fishing hook in an orderly manner.

Also, the continuous state of the crochet needle, which has many strings, is not clear.
It is not easy to unravel a fishing hook, especially for beginners.

The present invention was made to eliminate these drawbacks, and its purpose is to provide a fishhook holder that can be easily and quickly loosened. Therefore, in this invention,
A base notch and a parent yarn winding notch are provided facing each other on one side of the base, and the parent yarn is wound in a superimposed manner between the pair of notches, while a plurality of hook locking notches are arranged in parallel on the other side of the base, The hooks possessed by a plurality of harris branching from the parent thread are sequentially engaged with the hook-latching notches.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below based on the accompanying drawings.

4 and 5 are front and rear views of the first embodiment of the present invention.

That is, the fishhook 3 shown in the first figure is held by winding it around the base 7. A base notch 9 and an opposing notch 10 for winding the main line are provided on the side edge 8 of the base 7, so that the fishhook can be held by winding it around the base 7. All of the chaff yarn 1 has a base cut 9 and a parent yarn winding cut 1.
It is designed to be wound between 0 and 0.

In addition, the upper end 11 of the base has many notches 1 for suspending the hook 4.
2 is normal and double is 1.

The Harris 2 branching from the parent thread via the knot 13 is always located on the surface of the base 7 when the parent thread 1 is wound between the base cut 9 and the parent thread winding cut 10.

Therefore, for example, each time the new thread 1 is wound, one Harris 2 is positioned on the surface of the base 7, and the hook 4 at the tip is engaged with the upper edge notch 12 one by one from left to right. Build.

The base 7 can be made of a suitable material such as thick paper such as cardboard or resin.

Furthermore, the cut shape is not limited to the linear cut shown in the figure, but can be made into various shapes such as triangular, semicircular, trapezoidal, etc. In addition to the cut, the parent thread can be wound around one side of the base. Protrusions or the like may be placed so as to face each other (not shown).

Furthermore, on the front and back sides of the base, a pattern 14 is displayed that shows the positional relationship of the fingers when holding the base with the left hand to untie the fishhook, and a pattern 15 indicates the position of the fingers when holding the base with the left hand to untie the fishhook. This is the cut that stops.

FIG. 6 shows a second embodiment of the present invention, in which the base 7
The upper edge 11 is shaped along an arc having a certain length centered on the inner edge 9a of the base notch 9 made in the side edge 8 of the base, and has a number of notches in which the fishhook 4 is suspended. 1
2 are arranged in parallel.

Therefore, in this case, the Harris 2 having a constant length from the knot 13 is held in an orderly manner on the surface of the base without loosening.

Other structures given the same numbers as in the first embodiment are the same as those in the first embodiment, and therefore their explanations will be omitted.

FIGS. 7 and 8 further show the third and fourth embodiments of the present invention.
Each example is shown. For the long type of Harris 2, the base 7 is shaped vertically, and after winding the fishing hook 3, it is folded in half at the dotted line in the figure for storage, and when used, the base 7 is shaped vertically. 7 is expanded to unravel the fishing hook 3.

It can also be folded into three or four if necessary.

The rest of the structure is the same as the first and second embodiments.

In this case, the wound main thread 1 is temporarily fixed between the base notch 9 and the main thread winding notch 10 with cellophane tape or the like on the back of the base, and when used, the temporary fastening is removed and the fishing hook is inserted. 3 may be unraveled (not shown).

In the holder constructed in this manner, in order to untie the fishhook 3, first place the fingers of the left hand at the indicated position of the pattern 13, hold the base 7, and use the right hand to hold the base 7 of the main thread. is removed from the notch 15, and then the wound parent thread 1 is wound back through the base notch 9 through the parent thread winding notch 10 and pulled in the direction of the upper edge of the base (in the direction of the arrow in FIG. 9).
As shown in FIG. 9, the hook 4 at the tip of the Harris is also pulled upward to the base (the direction in which the hook comes off), so the upper edge notch 12
You don't have to pinch the hook 4 with your fingers to remove it.
By simply pulling the parent thread 1, the hook is released and the hook 4' is removed from the upper edge notch 2.

Therefore, when the parent thread 1 is sequentially pulled out from the pair of notches 9 and 10 while being unwound, the hook 4 is also successively removed from the right to the left of the upper edge notch 12 as it is pulled out.

As mentioned above, according to the present invention, unlike conventional holders,
It is possible to easily and quickly untie the fishing hook from the holder by an extremely simple operation of simply pulling the parent line to one side while winding it back. Therefore, it is suitable for on-site operations on a fishing boat that is shaken by waves. There is also the advantage of not missing out on good fishing opportunities.

Furthermore, in conventional holders, it is necessary to unravel all the fishing hooks from the holder, and then attach a weight to one end 5 of the hook, and connect the other end 6 to a line extending from the rod, but according to the present invention, It is also possible to remove both ends 5 and 6 of the main line from the notch 15 in the base, attach a weight to one end 5, connect the other end 6 to the line extending from the rod, and then untie the fishhook. .

Therefore, in that case, if you drop the weight into the sea after attaching the weight, the weight of the weight will automatically untie the fishing hook 3 from the base without having to unwind it with your right hand.
It also has excellent effects such as being able to start fishing immediately at the fishing ground.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a front view showing a fishhook, Fig. 2 is a front view showing a conventional holder, Fig. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which a fishhook is untied from a conventional holder, and Fig. 4 is a front view showing a conventional holder. A front view showing the embodiment, FIG. 5 is a rear view of the same, FIGS. 6, 7, and 8.
The figures are front views showing the second, third and fourth embodiments of the present invention, respectively, and FIG. 9 is an explanatory view showing the state in which the fishhook is released from the holder of the present invention. 7... Base, 9... Base cut, 10... Main thread winding cut.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A base notch and a parent thread winding notch are provided facing each other on one side of the base, and the parent thread is superimposed and wound between the pair of notches, while a plurality of hook locking notches are provided on the other side of the base. 1. A fishing hook holder, characterized in that hooks possessed by a plurality of hooks branching from a parent thread are sequentially engaged in the hook retaining notches.