JPS6091947A - Fishing bait - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a fishing bait having the softness, stretchability and elasticity of a live bait, and suitable for sea fishing, by using sodium polyacrylate as a base, mixing the base with a binder such as active gluten powder, etc., an attractant such as krill meal, etc., and a lipid, and forming the mixture to a proper shape. CONSTITUTION:The objective fishing bait can be produced by mixing (A) sodium polyacrylate with (B) a binder such as active gluten powder, guar gum, etc., (C) an attractant such as krill meal, chrysalis oil and various other extracts, and (D) a lipid, and forming the mixture in the shape of lugworm, cut meat of turban shell, etc. The amounts of sodium polyacrylate and the lipid in the mixture are preferably 2-15wt% and 10-25wt%, respectively.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to fishing baits, and more particularly to artificial baits suitable for sea leopards.

Conventionally, it has been common sense to use live bait such as lugworms, shrimp, and turban shells as bait for sea fishing. It is rarely used by sticking it on a fishing hook. This is because artificial baits have a disadvantage in that they have poor hook retention and tend to fall off, requiring anglers to constantly monitor the condition of the bait and change the bait frequently.

The present inventors have conducted various studies in view of the drawbacks of the above artificial comb baits, namely, that artificial comb baits lack the physical property balance of flexibility, extensibility, and elasticity that live baits have. , we have completed the following invention.

That is, the present invention uses sodium polyacrylate as a base material and further contains a binder such as active gluten powder and guar gum,
The purpose of the present invention is to provide fishing bait made by molding a mixed substance containing attractants and lipids such as Okiamimil, pupa powder, and various other extracts into a desired shape.

The binder used in the present invention is a well-known material conventionally used in the food processing field, but the present invention uses sodium polyacrylate as a base material and further binds other binders such as active gluten powder and guar gum. It was discovered that the combination of traps with agents imparts desirable physical properties as bait when exposed to seawater.

In particular, the usage ratio of sodium polyacrylate used in the present invention is 20 to 1.0 in food processing.
The optimum effect for the purpose of the present invention was found by using 15 pieces. This combination of sodium polyacrylate and other binders is kneaded with various attractants such as okiamimil, pupa powder, yeast extract, squid extract, etc. with water and bonded to obtain a flexible fishing bait dough.

When wire crosstalk is difficult to handle because it is too flexible and easily sticks to hands or containers, this can be prevented by adding an appropriate amount of fats and oils such as soybean oil or fish oil. The amount of fats and oils added at this time is preferably adjusted to 10 to 25% by weight as a proportion of lipids in the mixture.

Next, the fishing bait dough is formed into a shape resembling a fillet of lugworm or turban shell to make fishing bait for feeding.

The reason that the present invention uses sodium polyacrylate as a base material as part of the binder is that some of the Na ions (surface layer) of sodium polyacrylate react with seawater (such as divalent ions in seawater). By insolubilizing the surface layer of the bait in seawater, appropriate flexibility, extensibility, and elasticity are imparted to the bait.

The thus obtained bait of the present invention can be quickly and easily hooked, and unlike live bait such as lugworm, it is extremely easy to handle.

When the product of the present invention is suspended from a hook, the salt in the seawater reacts with the sodium polyacrylate when it comes into contact with seawater, causing the surface of the bait to become moderately hard, and the bait to be caught as a whole to have appropriate elasticity and extensibility. In addition, the flavor components are gradually eluted into the seawater, creating a bait with a texture that closely resembles that of live bait, and the fishing results are comparable to those of live bait, even for sensitive fish. It was recognized that this could be achieved. In particular, good fishing results were observed even in brackish waters with low salt concentrations.

An example of the present invention is shown below.

Example Using 8.0 parts of sodium polyacrylate as a base material, 12.0 parts of active gluten powder, 40 parts of guar gum as a binder, 50.0 parts of Okiamimil, 6.0 parts of pupa powder, and 6 parts of fish powder. 0 parts of yeast extract powder, 2.0 parts of the attractant, 100 parts of soybean oil and 100 parts of water were kneaded to obtain fishing bait dough, which was molded into a stick shape to obtain the product of the present invention.

When the shape retention of the product of the present invention obtained above was investigated, the following results were found.

Table 1 (Measurement conditions: Rheometer - cylindrical 10mm + 21 adapters) Penetration speed: 2 an/min As is clear from Table 1 above, the hardness of the product of the present invention increases when it comes into contact with comb-esake seawater, and it has a stable shape with moderate hardness. was allowed to maintain.

Furthermore, as a result of field testing of the catches of the products of the present invention obtained in Examples, it was found that the bait was no different from that of the control lugworms, as shown in Table 2 below.

☆ Location: Izu Odawa Bay ☆ Time: AM 6:00 - AMIO: 00 ☆ Target fish Ninorogis ☆ Condition 1: Boat fishing, tester 1θ name (male), kiss piece top pin, streamline No. 7, branch paris 1 First, hang the invention product and lugworms on the upper and lower hooks, and then replace the upper and lower hooks.

Claims (3)

[Claims] (1) Mixture containing sodium polyacrylate as a base material and binders such as active gluten powder and guar gum, and attractants and lipids such as Okiamimil, Chrysalis powder, and various other extracts. Fishing bait made by molding something into a desired shape. (2) The blending ratio of sodium polyacrylate is 2 to 15 parts
The fishing bait according to claim 1, which is: (3) The comb bait according to claim 1, wherein the proportion of lipids in the contaminant is 10 to 25% by weight.