JPS595330Y2 - A “maki” bait device that feeds “maki” along with baited fishing hooks. - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a bait feeder that releases bait together with a baited fishhook.

Conventional bait bait devices hold bait inside and submerge it in water to a required depth, then bait at that location, and fish by submerging a separately prepared fishing hook with bait at the baited location. However, there was a drawback that the position where the bait had sunk and the position where the fishhook had sunk were different, and there was a time lag.

The purpose of this invention is to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks of conventional bait spreaders by holding both the bait and the baited fishhook inside the bait spreader. At the same time, the first bait is released from the bait feeder 1 for fishing.
Hitting a fish on the tier is handled by sliding between the cylindrical bait feeder 1 and the weight ring 2, and it is only when the fish on the 2nd tier is sprayed that the fish's pull appears on the float 17 of the fishing line attached to the fishing rod. It was designed to allow fishing.

The structure of this invention will be explained with reference to the drawings.A cylindrical bait feeder 1 has a large number of water holes 1 in its peripheral wall, and a weight ring 2, in which both ends of a handle 3 are rotatably connected, is slid up and down. The idea of attaching the floating body 7 to the upper end of the cylindrical bait feeder 1 and attaching the bobbin tube 5 that functions as the bait outlet to the lower end of the cylindrical bait feeder 1, which is movably fitted, is based on a utility model filed earlier by the applicant in 1982. Registration request No. 1378
The name of the No. 91 device is the same as that of a fishing bait spreader, but in this device, a fishing line is attached to the upper end of the cylindrical bait spreader 1, passing through it from the center of the upper end surface to the lower end surface of the floating body 7. Pipe type 6
Attach the fishing line tube 9 by press-fitting it, attach the fishing line rod 8 to the inner lower end of the fishing line tube 9, attach the fishing hook 10 to the lower end, and the weight 11 to the upper side, and attach the Harris 15 of an appropriate length to the snap 1.
8 and the untwist 19, the fishing line 12 at the upper end (= connected) is passed through the interior of the tubular bait feeder 1, and the fishing line 12 with a fishhook attached is protruded downward from the bobbin tube 5 at the lower end.
It is not directly connected to the fishing line 16 connected to the fishing rod, but is connected via a bait feeder.

To fish using this device, as shown in Fig. 1, place the bobbin tube 5 on the upper side, and let the lower end of the fishing line 12 come out from the line feed hole 4, which is vertically and deep in the bobbin tube 5. Fill the inside of the cylindrical bait feeder 1 with about 8 minutes of bait 14, and place the bait 1 on the fishhook 10 at the tip of the fishing line 12 that is taken out from the thread outlet hole 4 of the bobbin tube 5.
3, the excess fishing line 12 is wound around the outer surface of the bobbin tube 5, the fishing hook 10 with the bait 13 attached is inserted into the cylindrical bait feeder 1 again through the line outlet hole 4, and the bait 14 is further placed on top of it. When the tubular bait 1 is lowered into the water by connecting the lower end of the fishing line 16 attached to the fishing rod 15 to the handle 3 attached to the weight ring 2 as shown in FIG. 2, the buoyancy of the floating body 7 and Due to the gravity of the weight ring 2, the floating body 7 side becomes the upper side as shown in Fig. 2, and the bobbin tube 5 side becomes the lower side due to the gravity of the weight ring 2, and sinks into the water due to the weight of the weight ring 2. When the sinking of the weight ring 2 is stopped by the float 17 of the fishing line 16 connected to the fishing rod 15, the fishing hook 10 with the bait 13 attached flows out of the cylindrical bait trap 1 together with the bait 14, as shown in FIG. When the fishing line 12 gathered around the bait 14 bites the bait 13 and pulls it, the fishing line 12 wound around the bobbin tube 5 gradually unravels and becomes longer, and the cylindrical bait 1 also slides inside the weight ring 2 and is pulled downward, and finally As shown in Fig. 3, when the weight ring 2 comes into contact with the floating body 7 at the upper end and the fish bites the hook sufficiently and pulls it, the fish's pull will appear on the float 17 attached to the upper fishing rod. There is.

The baiting device of this invention, which is used to spread bait together with a baited fishhook, is as described above.
0, and the fishing hook 10 is connected with a fishing line 12 of an appropriate length to the fishing line frame 8 of the fishing line tube 9 attached to the floating body 7 of the cylindrical baiting capacity 1, and directly connected to the fishing line 16 attached to the fishing rod 15. The fishing line 12 is wound around the bobbin tube 5 to prevent it from becoming tangled.
In other words, the baited fishing hook is released together with the amount of bait packed in the cylindrical bait trap 1, so that the bait can be used effectively without wasting it, and the initial hit of a fish is caused by the spool of the fishing line 12. Unwinding from 5 is handled by sliding within the weight ring 2 of the cylindrical bait 1, and only when the fish has bitten the hook sufficiently will the fish's pull appear on the float 17 attached to the fishing rod. This has the effect of making it possible to reliably catch fish and pull them in at the same time.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the cylindrical bait feeder. Figures 2 and 3 are side views of this device, with Figure 2 showing its attitude when it was put into the water, and Figure 3 showing it submerged in the water and pulled by a fish. In the figure, 1... cylindrical feeding capacity, 1'... water passage hole, 2... weight ring, 3... lowering handle,
4... Thread outlet hole, 5... Bottle winding tube, 6...
... Fishing line tube type, 7 ... Floating body, 8 ...
...Fishing line frame, 9...Fishing line tube, 10...
Fishhook, 11... Weight, 12... Fishing line.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A weight ring 2, in which both ends of a handle 3 are rotatably connected, is fitted into a cylindrical bait feeder 1 having a large number of water passage holes 1' in the peripheral wall so as to be slidable up and down, and a vertical fishing line is attached to the upper end in the center. A floating body 7 with a tube type 6 is attached to the lower end thereof, and a line winding tube 5 is attached to the peripheral wall thereof with a vertical line outlet hole 4. This bait spreader is attached with a pipe 9 by press-fitting and connects the upper end of a fishing line 12 with a fishing line 10 attached to the lower end and a weight 11 above it to a fishing line rod 8, and is used to spread bait together with a baited fishhook.