JPS6124066Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to a fishing rod.

A single fishing rod with multiple fishing line guides is well known. With a fishing rod like this,
The side on which the fishing line winding means is attached is the top surface, and guides are arranged at intervals in the length direction of the fishing rod on this top surface. When a fish is hooked, the fishing rod curves, and the guide is relatively displaced before and after the curved portion. At this time, since tension is applied to the hanging line, the hanging line inevitably passes through the shortest distance between the guides. Therefore, the fishing line comes into contact with the surface of the fishing rod, and in this state, the fishing line is paid out and wound up. Since the curved area of the fishing rod is almost fixed, each time a fish is caught, the fishing rod will rub against the same surface of the fishing rod and get scratched, and this scratch can also cause the line to break. . Normally, fishing rods with excessive scratches are discarded, but in recent years fishing rods have become made of expensive materials such as carbon and boron, and in many cases it is no longer worth discarding.

An object of the present invention is to provide a fishing rod in which a fishing line guide is arranged to prevent the fishing line from contacting the fishing rod surface under tension.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In the figure, a fishing rod 1 has a grip 2 at its thick end, and gradually tapers toward its tip 3. A plurality of fishing line guides 4 are installed at intervals in the length direction of the fishing rod 1. Between the grip 2 and the first guide 4 there is usually a line winding means,
For example, a reel (not shown) is attached.
This part of the fishing rod 1 becomes the upper surface, and the guides 4 are arranged at gradually changing angles in the circumferential direction from the first guide 4 to the tip 3 of the fishing rod when viewed in a cross section of the fishing rod.

The first two guides 4 when viewed from the handle 2 are located on the upper surface of the fishing rod. If the area around the part indicated by numeral 5 is the part that is mainly curved, then the third guide 4 in front of it should be slightly shifted to one side of the fishing rod (45 degrees in the figure), and the fourth guide 4 should be shifted another 45 degrees. Then, the guide 4 is gradually shifted in angular position along one side of the fishing rod, so that the guide 4 is finally located on the lower surface of the tip 3 of the fishing rod.

In this way, even if a fish bends the fishing rod 1 and applies tension to the fishing line (not shown), the fishing line will be guided to the tip 3 without almost touching the surface of the fishing rod 1. 4. Since the guide 4 can be easily replaced, the life of such a fishing rod will be considerably extended.

Even if the guide is installed in this way, it has no effect on the flying distance or speed of the fishing line.

It is preferable that the distance between the guides 4 decreases toward the tip 3 as shown in the figure. Also, the number of guides is 5 to 6 for a 1.8 to 2 meter fishing rod.
Individuals would be good. Note that the deviation angle between the guides changes depending on the number of guides. In short, the spacing, number, and deviation angle of the guides may be appropriately selected depending on the length and degree of curvature of the fishing rod so that the fishing line does not come into contact with the fishing rod as much as possible.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figure is a side view of the fishing rod according to the present invention, with a cross section of the fishing rod portion including the guide shown below. 1... fishing rod, 2... grip, 3... fishing rod tip, 4... guide.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) In a fishing rod that is integrally formed, a plurality of fishing line guides are attached to the fishing rod at intervals in the length direction of the fishing rod, and a fishing line winding means is provided. With the side on which the guide is attached to the top surface of the fishing rod, the guide gradually varies in the circumferential direction when viewed in a cross section of the fishing rod, starting from a position adjacent to the fishing line winding means and ending at the lower surface of the tip of the fishing rod. In a fishing rod arranged at an angle, the guide is arranged on the upper surface at a position adjacent to the line winding means, and the guide is arranged on one side of the fishing rod from the front of the part that mainly curves when a fish is hooked. A fishing rod characterized by being arranged so that the position begins to change toward the side and is finally located on the bottom surface at the tip of the fishing rod. (2) The fishing rod described in claim (1) of the utility model registration, characterized in that when the length of the fishing rod is approximately 1.8 to 2 meters, five to six guides are installed. rod.