JPS6222141Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a casting rod, and more particularly, to a casting rod that is equipped with a spinning reel and is cast using a device attached to a fishing line wound around a spool of the reel.

Generally, in this type of casting rod, a reel seat for a spinning reel is attached to a position away from the rod butt toward the tip, and the spinning reel is attached to the reel seat, and when casting, the player grips the rod butt with one hand.
Grip the reel seat near the mounting position with the other dominant hand, and cast near the bottom of the rod, more specifically, use the part near the tip of the rod as a fulcrum for transfer.

However, in the case of this conventional throwing rod, the moment of inertia is large when casting using the rod end as a fulcrum, so not only is it not possible to make the throwing distance relative to the throwing force longer than a predetermined length,
For beginners and women and girls, it was difficult to cast.

By the way, the moment of inertia during casting can be reduced by attaching the reel seat near the bottom of the rod, but on the other hand, the grip of the dominant hand, which is held away from the bottom of the rod,
Since the fishing line is pulled out from the spool of the reel, there is a problem in that the fishing line pulled out from the spool comes into contact with the back of the dominant hand, causing scratches. That is, the fishing line wound around the spool of the reel is guided by a plurality of fishing line guides attached to the rod, and is pulled out spirally along the rod at an extremely high speed. It scratches the skin.

The present invention was devised in view of the above-mentioned conventional problems.The purpose of this invention is to reduce the moment of inertia during casting while still allowing the fishing line to be held on the back of the hand at a distance from the casting rod. The object of the present invention is to provide a throwing rod that can reliably prevent scratches.

Therefore, the present invention is characterized in that a reel seat for a spinning reel is attached near the bottom of the rod, and a protector is provided on the tip side of the reel seat to cover the back of the hand that grips the rod rod. .

Embodiments of the throwing rod of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

The illustrated throwing rod has five tapered hollow rod bodies 1 to 5 with different diameters joined together, with the base end of the large diameter rod body 1 serving as the butt a, and the tip of the narrow diameter rod body 5. is the tip b, and near the rod end a,
Specifically, when casting, the reel seat 6 for the spinning reel is attached to the position that will be the transfer fulcrum using attachment means such as a thin string, and a thick cord is attached to the position where the dominant hand grips the reel seat 6 on the side of the tip b from the attachment position of the reel seat 6. A protector 7 that covers the back of the hand that grips the rod body 1 is attached using attachment means such as a thin string.

The protector 7 is formed into a substantially U-shaped cross section with mounting pieces 71, 71 for attaching to the rod body 1 at both ends, and provides a space between it and the outer circumferential surface of the rod body 1 that is large enough to hold the rod body 1. It is. Further, the protector 7 is made of, for example, synthetic resin, which has low frictional resistance, but may be made of a material other than synthetic resin, which has low frictional resistance. Further, although this protector 7 is formed to a size that covers only the back of the hand, it may be formed to a size that covers the back of the hand and fingers.

The present invention is constructed as described above, and a spinning reel R is attached to the reel seat 6 attached near the rod butt a, and a fishing line guide (not shown) is attached to each rod body 1 to 5. A fishing line C wound around a spool S is inserted through each of the fishing line guides, and a tackle is attached to the tip of the fishing line C.

When casting, hold the rod butt a with one hand, insert your other dominant hand into the protector 7 attached to the tip side of the rod butt a, and hold the rod body 1 inside the protector 7. Grip, said rod butt a
More specifically, casting is performed using the mounting position of the reel seat 6 as a transfer fulcrum. During this casting, the spinning reel R is at the transfer fulcrum position, so the moment of inertia can be made very small, and the throwing distance used as transfer force can be made longer than the predetermined length. It can be easily casted.

Also, during this casting, the fishing line C pulled out from the spool S of the reel R spirals at an extremely high speed near the grip part located away from the rod butt a, that is, near the grip part gripped with the dominant hand. However, since the back of the dominant hand is protected by the protector 7, it is possible to reliably prevent the back of the hand from being scratched by the fishing line when the fishing line is pulled out.

Incidentally, during the casting, the fishing line C wound around the spool S of the reel R is locked with the fingers of the hand gripping the rod butt a, but it may be locked with other locking tools. . In this case, the locking tool is formed of, for example, an operating member having a hook for the fishing line C, and a support member that supports the operating member, and the support member is positioned at the mounting position of the reel seat 6. The operating member may be mounted nearby and actuated by the fingers of a hand grasping the rod butt a, or an operating tool for the operating member may be provided on the protector 7 or near the attachment position of the protector 7, and The operating member may be actuated by operating the operating tool with the dominant hand that grips the rod inside the protector 7.

As described above, in this invention, a reel seat for a spinning reel is attached near the bottom of the rod, and a protector is provided to cover the back of the hand that grips the rod rod on the tip side of the reel seat attachment position, so that the moment of inertia during casting is reduced. It is possible to make the casting distance for the transfer force longer than a predetermined length, and even beginners and women and girls can easily cast the fishing line. However, it is possible to reliably prevent the fishing line from coming into contact with the back of the hand that is gripping the fishing rod at a distance from the butt, and it is also possible to reliably prevent the back of the hand from being scratched by the fishing line.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show one embodiment of the casting rod of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a schematic side view, Fig. 2 is a partially enlarged side view, and Fig. 3 is a partially enlarged bottom view. a ... rod butt, b ... tip, 6 ... reel seat, 7 ... protector.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A throwing rod characterized in that a reel seat for a spinning reel is attached near the bottom of the rod, and a protector that covers the back of the hand that grips the rod rod is provided on the tip side of the attachment position of the reel seat.