JPS5929487Y2 - Tenbin for fishing - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a tenbin for fishing, which is capable of sensing the catch of fish with high sensitivity, and allows for easy replacement of the weight.

Conventional fishing tenbins that connect the sinker and the top basket are simply connected and fixed to the middle of the fishing line, so the tensile force of the fish applied to the hook is directly transmitted to the top basket and the sinker. As a result, the pulling force of the fish is less likely to be transmitted to the proximal end of the fishing line, making it impossible to detect the pull of the fish with high sensitivity.

In addition, in the past, it was troublesome to replace the weight attached to the balance.

The present invention has solved the above problems, and its feature is that it is a fishing tenbin made by bending a single elastic metal wire, and the central part is bent in a dogleg shape. A connecting part for connecting the top and bottom baskets is formed in the center of the support rod, and a connecting part for connecting the top and bottom baskets is formed in the center of the support rod, and one end of the support rod has an annular support rod that protrudes outward in the bending direction of the support rod. A fishing line insertion portion is formed, and a weight attachment rod into which a weight is removably fitted is continuously formed so as to protrude toward the other end,
At the other end of the support rod, a locking portion that removably locks the protruding end of the weight mounting rod is wound in an annular shape several times outward in the longitudinal direction, thereby locking the button mounting rod. The present invention is characterized in that an annular fishing line insertion part is continuously formed at the outer end of the locking part, the ring-shaped fishing line insertion part being formed to have a length protruding outward beyond the projecting end, and facing the fishing line insertion part. When explained according to the illustrated embodiment, the first
In the figures, reference numeral 1 denotes a fishing line, which includes a fishing line 2 wound around a reel of a fishing rod, and a Harris 5 connected to the tip of the fishing line 2 via a connecting fitting 3, and to the tip of which a fishing line 4 is connected. Equipped with.

Note that a float (not shown) is connected to the base end side of the thread 2.

6 is a tenbin for fishing, and the tenbin 6 is shown in FIGS. 4 and 5.
As shown in the figure, it is made by bending a single elastic metal wire such as wire, and is equipped with a support rod 7 bent in a dogleg shape, and the center part of the support rod T is wound and bent in an annular shape. A connecting portion 8 is formed at the center of the support rod 7, and a support rod 7 is formed at one end of the support rod 7.
An annular fishing line insertion portion 9 is formed that projects outward in the bending direction, and a weight attachment rod 10 is formed that projects from one end to the other end.

Further, at the other end of the support rod 7, a locking part 11 formed by winding the fishing line a plurality of times in an annular shape is formed, and an annular fishing line insertion part 12 facing the fishing line insertion part 9 is formed.

A weight 13 is attached to the weight mounting rod 10 from its protruding end through its through hole 1.
4, and the locking part 11 removably locks the protruding end of the weight attachment part 10.

The fishing line insertion portions 9 and 12 have an annular shape that is so large that the connecting fitting 3 cannot be inserted therethrough.
The fishing line 2 is slidably inserted with the fishing line 2 positioned on the side of the fishing line insertion part 9.

Reference numeral 15 denotes a top basket, and 16 denotes the main body of the basket, which is formed into a bottomed cylindrical shape with an open upper end, and has a single horizontal wire 17 bent in a spiral shape, and which are arranged at equal intervals over the entire circumference. , and a plurality of vertical wire rods 18 (five in the illustrated example) whose lower ends are bent into a U-shape, and an annular wire rod 10 located at the upper opening edge are connected to each other by melt adhesive 20 of nylon or the like. .

The horizontal wire 1T and the vertical wire 18 are made of relatively hard, elastic and flexible wire such as nylon thread, and the annular wire 19 is made of elastic wire.

Reference numeral 2'1 denotes a pair of radial metal wire rods disposed vertically on the outside of the basket body 16, each of the wire rods 21 is made of elastic wire, and the upper ends of the wire rods 21 are connected to each other in the radial direction of the annular wire rod 19. It is connected by a weight 22 at a position corresponding to .

That is, each weight 22 is fixed to the upper end of the metal wire 21 by caulking, and the annular wire 19 and the upper end of the metal wire 21 are clamped and connected by caulking.

At the lower end of each metal wire 21 is a basket body 1 as shown in FIG.
An annular portion 23 is formed which protrudes annularly inward in the radial direction of 6, and each nuchal portion 23 is connected to the horizontal wire 17 corresponding to the weight 22.
The lower end of the metal wire 21 is fitted onto the outer surface of the metal wire 21, so that the lower end of the metal wire 21 is connected to the lower end of the cage body 16 so as to be able to move outward in the radial direction.

24 is a relatively lightweight weight fixed to the front end of the annular wire 19.

25 is a connecting rod made of wire, both ends of which connect to the basket body 1.
It is formed into a bifurcated bifurcated shape that is slightly larger than the diameter of the basket body 16 and is larger than the diameter of the basket body 16, and has an annular attachment part 26 in the center and an annular connecting part 27 at both ends. It is formed.

Each connecting portion 27 is connected to the connecting rod 2 below the weight 22 of the metal wire 21.
5 is fitted onto the outside of the wire rod 21 so as to protrude from the front side,
Both ends of the connecting rod 25 are connected to the metal wire 21 so as to be vertically slidable below the weight 22, and the connecting rod 25 is connected to the car body 16 so as to be freely pivotable up and down in the front side.

The mounting portion 26 of the connecting rod 25 is connected to the connecting portion 8 of the balance bar 6 via a connecting fitting 28.

According to the configuration of the above embodiment, when storing the basket body 16, the metal wire 21 can be retreated inward in the radial direction as shown by the chain line in FIG. It can be stored in.

When fishing, put bait such as shrimp in the basket body 16,
The top basket 15 is thrown into the water together with the tenbin 6, but before being thrown into the water, the weight of the bait causes the basket body 16 to be pulled downward relative to the connecting rod 25.
Therefore, the basket main body 16 is held in an upright state with the upper end opening facing upward.

However, when the basket body 16 is thrown into water and its weight is reduced due to buoyancy, the basket body 160
The center of gravity moves upward toward the upper end of the main body 16 corresponding to the weight 22, and the weight of the weight 22 acts to rotate the car main body 16 in the direction of arrow a about the connecting portion 27 as a fulcrum.

As a result, the car body 16 rotates in the direction of the arrow a due to the resistance acting on the car body 16 as it enters the water in an inclined state, and the weight 24 also rotates the car body 16 in the same direction during this rotation. At the same time, the connecting rod 25 slides toward the lower blade with respect to the metal wire 21, and as shown in FIG. 21, and the basket body 16 is in an inverted state.

Therefore, by inverting the cage body 160 underwater, all the bait inside can be released, and a sufficient fish-collecting effect can be achieved.

When a fish is caught on the hook 4 and the fish pulls the fishing line 1, the fishing line 1 slides along the fishing line connecting parts 9 and 12 in the direction indicated by the arrow.
The pulling force of the fish hardly acts on the weight 13 or the fishing rod 15, and is directly transmitted to the float at the base end of the fishing line 1 and the fishing rod, so the pulling force of the fish can be detected with high sensitivity, and it is possible to detect when a fish is hooked. It is easy to know.

In addition, the weight of Komasekago 150 is as shown in Figure 4.
The connecting portion 8 is pulled in the direction of arrow C against the support rod 7.
In order to elastically deform the support rod 7 so that the protruding end of the weight attachment rod 10 moves in the direction of arrow d with respect to the locking portion 11 by reducing the distance between both ends of
The weight attachment rod 10 is engaged more deeply with the first weight attachment rod 10, and there is no possibility that the weight attachment rod 10 will come off unexpectedly from the locking portion 11.

Furthermore, to replace the weight 13 fitted onto the weight mounting rod 10,
By rotating both ends of the support rod 7 in the direction of arrow e, the distance between the two ends is widened by elastic deformation of the support rod 7, and the attachment rod 10 is engaged with the locking portion 11 as shown by the chain line in FIG. Remove, weight 1
3 from the protruding end of the weight mounting rod 10, and install a new weight 1.
3, and the weight 13 can be replaced very easily.

According to the present invention, a connecting part 8 for connecting the top fishing basket 15 is provided at the center of the support rod 7, and an annular fishing line insertion part 9 into which the fishing line 1 is slidably inserted at both ends of the support rod T.
, 12 are provided, so that the fish catches the fishing line 1.
When pulled, the fishing line 1 slides on the fishing line connecting parts 9 and 12,
The tensile force of the fish hardly acts on the weight 13 or the fishing rod 15, but is directly transmitted to the proximal end of the fishing line 10, so the pull of the fish can be detected with high sensitivity, making it easy to know when a fish is hooked. .

At the lower end of the flat support rod 7, a weight attachment rod 10, into which a weight 13 is removably fitted from the protruding end, is provided to protrude toward the other end. Since the locking portion 11 is provided to releasably lock the protruding end of the weight mounting rod 1,
The weight 13 can be easily inserted and removed from the weight mounting rod 10 by engaging and disengaging the weight 11 from the locking portion 11, and the weight 13 can be replaced very easily.

The locking part 11 is wound outward in the longitudinal direction a plurality of times in an annular shape so as to have a length that projects outward beyond the projecting end of the weight attachment part 1o. The locking portion 11 can reliably lock the protruding end of the weight mounting rod 10 to prevent it from accidentally coming off, and in this locked state, the protruding end of the weight mounting rod 10 projects outward from the locking portion 11. Therefore, there is no risk that the fishing line 1 will become entangled with the protruding end of the weight attachment rod 10, and the fishing line connecting portion 9 of the fishing line 1,
The sliding movement of 12 is not obstructed.

Furthermore, since a fishing line insertion part 12 is formed at the outer end of the locking part 11 that protrudes outward from the weight mounting rod 10, the fishing line insertion part 12
When the protruding end of the fishing line 10 is engaged and disengaged from the locking part 11, the fishing line insertion part 12 does not get in the way at all, and the weight attachment rod 10
can be easily connected and disconnected.

In addition, since the tenbin having the support rod 7, the connecting portion 8, the fishing line insertion portion 9゜12, the weight attachment rod 10, and the locking portion 11 is formed by bending a single metal wire, it has remarkable effects as described above. Despite this, it is extremely easy to manufacture and can be provided at low cost, and its practical effects are significant.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a plan view showing one embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a front view of the same, Fig. 3 is a side view of the same, Fig. 4 is an enlarged side view of the main parts, and Fig. 5 is a Fig. 4. FIG. 6 is a front view of the lower end portion of the metal wire rod, and FIG. 7 is a front view for explaining the operation. 6... Fishing tenbin, 7... Support rod, 8... Connecting part, 9.12... Fishing line insertion part, 10... Weight mounting rod, 11... k! 13... Weight, 15... Top basket.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A fishing tenbin made by bending a single elastic metal wire, and equipped with a support rod 7 bent in a dogleg shape at the center, and a ring-shaped winding in the center of the support rod I. A connecting part 8 for connecting a spinning top basket that is bent is formed, and an annular fishing line insertion part 9 is formed at one end of the support rod 7 and projects outward in the bending direction of the support rod T, and a weight 13 is inserted. A weight attachment rod 10 that is removably fitted to the outside is continuously formed so as to protrude toward the other end, and the protruding end of the weight attachment rod 10 is removably engaged with the other end of the support rod 7. The locking part 11 is wound around the weight mounting rod 10 in a plurality of turns in an annular shape outward in the longitudinal direction.
A ring-shaped fishing line insertion part 12 is continuously formed at the outer end of the locking part 11 and facing the fishing line insertion part 9. Tenbin for fishing.