JPS6036072Y2 - Longline fishing equipment - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention takes advantage of the fact that killer whales do not bite when something is entangled in the body of a tuna caught on a longline fishing hook. This relates to fishing equipment for preventing fishing.

With this kind of equipment, for example, as seen in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 49-3015 and Publication No. 50-16944, when a tuna caught on a fishing hook attempts to escape, tension is applied to the fishing wire, causing it to become stuck to the branch line. There is a known configuration in which the bottom lid of the container is removed or the container is opened in the shape of a bead, and a long string-like object stored inside the container is exposed and becomes entangled with the fish body.

By the way, the fishing wire described in the former publication is different in that it passes directly through the bottom cover, and the fishing wire described in the latter publication is fixed directly to the outside of the container, but in both cases the container is a fishhook. The common feature was that it was installed directly above the

The inventor of this invention believes that the above-mentioned type of fish that attaches directly to the hook is not good in terms of catch rate, perhaps because it makes the tuna feel uneasy, and it is also inconvenient when it comes to baiting the hook. I was keenly aware of one point.

The object of the present invention is therefore to provide fishing equipment that can eliminate such inconveniences.

In other words, the present invention attaches a corrugated soise to a thin rope to which the container is attached, and inserts into the rope a ring to which the proximal ends of several string-like bodies are attached and a bottom cover that engages with the corrugations. , the rope part inside the container has an appropriate amount of play, and the lower end of the container is covered with a bottom lid with the ring and the string-like body stored inside the container, and acupuncture points are formed at the upper and lower ends of the rope. This is what happens.

The present invention will be described in detail with reference to the embodiment shown in the drawings. In FIG. 1, 1 is a thin rope of about 50 cm, and a soirée 3 with a comb 2 is attached in the middle thereof.

A container 6, a ring 8 to which the base ends of several string-like bodies 9 are fixed, and a bottom cover 7 are passed through the rope 1 in this order.

Then, for example, adhesive is applied to the upper surface of the protrusion 7a formed on the outer periphery of the bottom lid 7, and the container 6 and the bottom lid 7 are integrally connected with the ring 8 and the string-like body 9 packed inside the container 6. do.

Further, the upper vibro a of the container 6 is tightened from the outside to fix the container 6 to the rope 1 with an appropriate play in the rope 1 portion inside the container 6.

After doing this, make pressure points on both ends of rope 1 and make pressure points 4 and 5.
to give form to.

In use, a branch line 10 is connected to the pot 4 at the upper end, and a fishing wire 11 is passed through the pot 5 at the lower end.

When a tuna is caught on a fishhook and a tensile force is applied to the fishing wire 11, the bottom cover 7 is pressed from the inside of the container 6 to the outside by the bulge 2 formed on the soirée 3 of the rope 1, and finally the protrusion 7a It will be separated from the adhesive point at.

When the bottom cover 7 is removed in this way, the rope 1 held within the container 6 can be stretched by the amount of play, so that the bottom cover 7 can fall downward.

Further, as the bottom cover 7 falls, the ring 8 can also fall downward.

Then, the several string-like bodies 9 whose base ends are fixed to the ring 8 spread out in all directions and become suspended, as shown in Fig. 2, and become entangled with the body of the escaping tuna fish.

As is clear from the above description, in the longline fishing equipment of the present invention, the branch line 10 and fishing wire 11 are attached to the pots 4 and 5 formed at both the upper and lower ends of the rope 1, so that the rope 1 is fixed. Since the body 6 is attached at a distance from the fishing hook, the fishing rod does not feel uneasy, and the catch rate is good.

In addition, even if the container 6 is attached at a distance from the fishing hook as described above, when the bottom cover 7 comes off due to the pressing force from the two whelks when the tuna is cooked, the ring 8 is inserted into the rope 1, so it is secure. It fell along the fishing wire 11,
The string-like body 9 can approach and cling to the fish body, and can prevent damage from being eaten by killer whales.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIGS. 1 and 2 are a sectional view showing an assembled state of the longline fishing equipment according to the present invention, and a perspective view showing the state during fishing. 1...Rope, 2...Kobushi, 3...
...Soise, 4.5...Acupoint, 6...
...Container, 7...Bottom lid, 8...Ring, 9...String-shaped body.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A soirée 3 with a kobushi 2 is attached to a thin rope 1 to which a container 6 is fixed, a ring 8 having proximal ends of several string-like bodies 9 fixed to the rope 1, and a bottom lid 7 that engages with the kobushi 2. are inserted into the container 6, the rope 1 portion inside the container 6 has an appropriate play, and the lower end of the container 6 is covered with a bottom lid while the ring 8 and the string-like body 9 are stored inside the container 6. A longline fishing device comprising pots 4 and 5 at both the upper and lower ends of a rope 1.