JPS6038367Y2 - bait trap preventer - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] In this invention, the curved shafts at the upper ends of two metal shafts of approximately the same length are connected to form a bifurcated shaft that can be bent and extended, and the upper end of one of the two metal shafts is Fit a short rubber tube to the base of the other metal shaft, fit a floating retainer on the same shaft, connect a feeder to the lower end of the bent shaft, and attach a feeder to the lower end of the other metal shaft. A fishing line connected to a fishing rod is tied to a floating retaining fitting fitted to one metal shaft, and a weight and a fishing hook are connected at intervals, and the connected fishing line is connected to the other metal shaft. The lower end of the shaft is connected to a holding fitting attached to the curved shaft.

When fishing, put the bait and baited fishhook into the bait container, close the lid, and throw it into the sea.The weight attached to the fishing line will sink into the sea, and the bait container will accompany it. When the weight reaches the seabed, the cover is removed and the bait container is opened, and the bait and baited hook are released, and the sinker reaches the seabed. This invention relates to a bait-taking preventer that prevents food from being eaten by small fish in groups.

Conventionally, as a means of attracting fish, bait was spread from the sea in advance into the sea, and then bait was attached to a fishing hook and placed into the sea.

However, until the bait sinks deep into the sea, and before the bait on the hook reaches its destination, small fish other than large fish come in groups and eat the bait and bait on the hook. , I was not able to improve the effect of fishing, which I enjoy.

Although various measures have been taken to prevent this group of small fish from taking food, the current situation is that they are not effective against this problem.

The idea is to put bait and bait attached to a fishing hook into a bait container and let it sink to the seabed or deep into the ocean to a desired location, and when that point is reached, a fishing line can be swung from the sea to cover the bait container. When the bait is opened, the bait and bait attached to the hook are released, so you can enjoy fishing without worrying about being eaten by small fish en route.

To explain this using an example, small circular curved shafts 3, 4, 5, .
6, a short rubber tube 7 is fitted to the base of the curved shaft 3 at the upper end of one of the metal shafts 1, and a floating holding fitting 8 is fitted on the same shaft 1 so as to be freely movable. A bendable bifurcated shaft 9 is formed by connecting the curved shaft 3 at the upper end of one metal shaft 2 to the curved shaft 4 at the upper end of the other metal shaft 2. The bottom is made into a cylindrical shape, and a large number of small water holes 10 are bored in the circumference of the lower half, and cuts 11 are made at regular intervals on the circumference of the upper end so that the circumference protrudes outward, and the circumference has elasticity. The bait holder 12 is connected to the curved shaft 5 at the lower end of the metal shaft 1 by a holding fitting 13, and has a fitting part 14 that fits into the cylinder of the bait holder 12 and an exposed part 15 formed of the same material. A cover 16 having a metal shaft 2 is connected to a curved shaft 6 at the lower end of a metal shaft 2 by a holding fitting 17.
2 is bait, 23 is a float, 24 is a float, 25 is a holding metal fitting, 2
6 is the bait, 27 is the sea surface.

The present invention is constructed as described above, and is used by tying the fishing line 18 to the floating holding fitting 8 and tying the fishing line 18 to the holding fitting 25.

When fishing, put the bait 26 into the bait container 12 and the bait 22 attached to the fishing hook 21, close the cover 16, and the metal shafts 1 and 2 will form two forks at an acute angle. As shown in Figures 1 and 5, if the weight 20 is thrown into the sea as it is, the weight 20 will gradually sink deeper into the sea, but during this time the bait holder 12 will be kept inside the vessel through the small water passage hole 10 drilled in the lower half. Seawater enters and loses its buoyancy, causing it to sink to its destination along with the weight 20.

When the target point is reached, when the fishing line 18 is lifted up from the sea, the floating holding fitting 8 pulls the metal shaft 1 upward and slides itself in the direction of the curved shaft 5. is opened, the holding metal fittings 13 and 17 are pulled outward and the cover 16 is pulled away from the food container 12 and opened.
The bait 26 and the fishhook 21 in the bait container 12 and the bait 2
2 is released.

In this case, the metal shafts 1 and 2 are in a straight line as shown in FIGS. 2 and 6.

The upper end periphery of the bait container 12 in this case has a cut 11
Since the metal shaft 1 is made to protrude more outward and has elasticity, the fitting part 14 of the cover 16 can be easily inserted, and since it is slightly compressed inside the container, there will be no problem if the metal shaft 1 is raised up. It is liberating.

In addition, in this case, the short rubber tube 7 is fitted to the base of the curved shaft 3 at the upper end of the metal shaft 1, which requires a strong traction force at the direct base of the curved shaft 6 when lifting the floating retainer 8. Therefore, by raising a portion spaced apart from the curved shaft 3 by the length of the rubber tube 7, it is possible to eliminate the need for as much traction force.

In this way, the present invention prevents small fish from taking food, saves money on food, and allows the user to enjoy fishing to his or her heart's content.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a front view of the device with a fishing line tied to it and a holding fitting attached, Figure 2 is a front view of the same as above with the bait container and cover separated, and Figure 3 is the bait container and cover. Fig. 4 is a front view showing one metal shaft of the two-pronged shaft raised up by the loose holding fitting, and Fig. 5 is a front view of the present invention when it is thrown into the sea. ,
FIG. 6 is a front view when the bait container and the cover are separated at the desired location in the sea and the bait and bait attached to the fishing hook are released. In the figure, 1, 2...metal shaft, 3, 4...
Upper end curved axis, 5, 6... Lower end curved axis, 7...
...Com tube, 8...Idle retaining fitting, 9...
...Two-pronged shaft, 10...Small water hole, 11...
... cut, 12 ... food container, 13 ...
... Holding metal fitting, 14 ... Fitting part, 15 ...
...Exposed part, 16...Cover, 17...
・Holding metal fittings.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] When providing small circular curved shafts 3, 4, 5.6 at both upper and lower ends of the two thin metal shafts 1, 2 of approximately the same length, a short length is attached to the base of the curved shaft 3 at the upper end of one of the metal shafts 1. At the same time, fit the comb tube 7 of the same size, and fit the floating holding fitting 8 onto the coaxial shaft 1 so that it can freely move, and connect the curved shaft 3 at the upper end of the metal shaft 1 to the curved shaft 4 at the upper end of the other metal shaft 2. A two-pronged shaft 9 that can be connected and bent freely is formed, and a cylindrical shape with a bottom of an appropriate size is made of synthetic resin as a separate body, and a large number of small water holes 10 are formed on the circumference of the lower half. A bait holder 12 is provided with a hole in the upper edge of the feeder, and the upper edge of the periphery is made with cuts 11 at regular intervals so as to bulge outward, and the periphery thereof has elasticity.
is connected to the curved shaft 5 at the lower end of the metal shaft 1 by a holding fitting 13, and is made of the same material and has a feeding part 14 that fits into the cylinder of the bait holder 12, and an exposed part 15. Lid 16
is connected to a curved shaft 6 at the lower end of a metal shaft 2 by a holding fitting 17.