JPS6239667Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an improvement of a reel attachment device used for a fishing rod.

In the conventional reel mounting device, as shown in Figs. 1 and 2, the length L of the reel seat 1 is short enough to support the leg seat 2 of the reel R, and the length L of the reel seat 1 is set at a certain position on the fishing rod P. Moreover, a receiving fitting 3 for the leg seat 2 is fixedly integrated with one end of the seat 1 in advance. Similarly, the reel R is attached and fixed by slightly sliding the reel presser fitting 4 from the other end of the sheet 1, and for this purpose, the guide teeth 5 are also carved along the entire length of the sheet 1. In addition, a recess 6 is formed in the middle,
Usually, the sheet 1 is fixed to the fishing rod P by a winding thread 7 that crosses this.

However, according to this, the distance S between the grip end position of the fishing rod P and the mounting position of the reel R is
However, the fishing rod P is always specified in advance, and regardless of the angler's physique and physical strength, the length of the casting distance, the length of the fishing rod P, etc., fishing rods P with the same spacing distance S must be used. You won't get any more. Therefore,
In use, so-called cast fishing involves holding the grip of the fishing rod P and the leg seat 2 of the reel R with both hands and casting long distances to the optimal landing point, but it is impossible to cast to the desired point and in a comfortable posture. This makes it extremely difficult to use. Therefore, if you are a maniac angler, you should first remove reel seat 1 from the fishing rod P that you purchased.
The actual situation is that after removing and disassembling the seat 1, each person reinstalls and fixes the seat 1 in the desired position that is most convenient for use.

In view of these problems, the present invention was devised so that the user can freely adjust the mounting position of the reel according to the physique and physical strength of each angler, the length of the fishing rod, the length of the casting distance, etc. The specific structure thereof will be explained in detail based on the illustrated embodiment. In FIGS. 3 to 8 showing the present invention,
P is a telescopic fishing rod made of various materials, and R is a reel of various shapes, each of which is provided with a leg seat 10 having a constant length D. 11 is the leg seat 1
A long belt-shaped reel sheet having a length L at least twice as long as the length D of 0, which is curved from a metal plate into a wide cross section approximately in the shape of an inverted U-shape,
Concave grooves 12 are arranged in the center of the top surface over almost the entire length.

Reference numeral 13 denotes a large number of uneven guide teeth carved on the bottom surface of the groove 12, which are engaged with hook claws of a reel presser fitting to be described later. Reference numeral 14 denotes a pair of fixed seats integrally extended from both ends of the reel seat 11 in the longitudinal direction, and reference numeral 15 denotes a required number of fixed seats (two in total in the illustrated example) which also hang integrally from the bottom surface of the seat 11. Both of the fixed seats 14 and 15 are curved to have an arcuate cross section that comes into close contact with the surface of the fishing rod P. In this regard, in the illustrated example, the fixing seats 14 and 15 are welded integrally to the seat 11, so to speak, in a backing state, but other fixing means may be adopted, or they may be formed integrally with the seat 11 itself. good.

The fixing seats 14 and 15 of the seat 11 are closely attached to a predetermined position of the fishing rod P, and are fixedly integrated with the fishing rod P by a strong thread or other winding band 16, and in this state, the fishing rod P Correctly parallel to the thread guide ring 17 of. The fixing seat 15 on the bottom of the seat has an insertion opening 1 for the winding band 16.
8, and is fixed to the seat 11 with a backing, so as not to impede the sliding action of the reel press fitting over the entire length of the seat, which will be described later. Note that, for example, a filling material 19 having a high restoring force may be inserted between the fixed seats 14, 15 and the fishing rod P in close contact with each other to enhance the fixed state.

Furthermore, A is a pair of reel holding fittings that are held so as to slide along the longitudinal direction of the sheet 11, and both of them are attached to the leg seat receiving plate 2 of the reel P.
0 and a rotating operation plate 21 pivotally connected thereto, the pair of which are arranged to face each other.

That is, the leg seat receiving plate 20 basically has a substantially horizontal C-shape in cross section, and the seat 11
It slides smoothly while engaging with the both sides of the guide rail as it is. One end of the receiving plate 20 is curved as a receiving bag 22 corresponding to the leg seat 10, and the other end is formed as a pair of pivot ears 23 facing each other in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the seat 11. , which is also curved in a bulging shape. Reference numeral 24 denotes an elastic hook pawl that is suspended horizontally in the mutual space between the both ear portions 23, and is bent from a leaf spring into an upright L-shape in cross section, and its floating free tip engages the guide teeth of the sheet 11. 13 in a detachable manner, and the proximal end portion is also placed and restrained in a transverse state between the bag portion 22 and the ear portion 23 from above.

Next, the rotary operation plate 21 has a pressing piece 25 of the hook claw 24 at one end thereof, and a cover piece 26 at the other end, and is bent into a substantially inverted L-shape in cross section. The pressing piece 25 presses the free tip of the hook claw 24 from above. Reference numeral 27 designates a pair of pivot protrusions extending from the one end in the form of a notch continuous with the pressing piece 25, and are rotatably incorporated into the ear 23 of the leg seat receiving plate 20.
Therefore, the rotary operation plate 21 can be raised and lowered over a range of about 90 degrees, and the hook claw 26 will not fall off in the assembled state.

When the cover piece 26 of the operation plate 21 is laid down, the free tip of the hook pawl 24 pressed down by the pressing piece 25 is pressed down by the guide tooth 1.
3, the sliding action of the reel presser fitting A itself along the sheet 11 is fixedly locked.
On the contrary, when it is raised up, the hook pawl 24 automatically floats up from the guide teeth 13, and the presser metal fitting A can slide freely. Even in its free state, the free tips of the hook claws 24 have a bending length that collides with the top surface of the sheet 11 at both ends, so that the presser metal fitting A does not come off the sheet 11. That's not it.

In the above configuration, when installing and using the reel R, first move one of the reel holding fittings A to the desired position in the longitudinal direction of the sheet 11, as shown by the solid line and chain line in FIG. After the leg seat 10 of the reel R is fixedly locked by the operation and the leg seat 10 of the reel R is received, the leg seat 10 is attached to the other presser metal fitting A.
Then, slide the other presser metal fitting A and lock it in place in the same way. By doing so, the distance S between the grip end position of the fishing rod P and the reel mounting position can be determined as the optimal reel mounting position according to each angler's physique and casting distance.
can be precisely adjusted.

9 and 10 show a modified example of the reel presser fitting A. In this case, the operating plate 21 is not shown until it is erected with its L-shaped bent portion pushing down the hook claw 24. A pair of slits 28 are cut out in the ears 23 of the leg seat receiving plate 20 so that the leg seat receiving plate 21 can be removed and disassembled. The slit 28 is an opening that is smaller than the width W of the pivot protrusion 27 and is approximately the same as the thickness T of the operation plate 21 itself, and the pivot protrusion 27 of the operation plate 21 is inserted into and removed from the slit 28. It is something that makes you According to this, after the operation plate 21 is removed, the hook claw 24 can also be smoothly removed from the receiving plate 20, so that the operation plate 21 and the hook claw 24 can be removed smoothly.
can be exchanged. In addition, a local notch or through hole 29 is provided in the cover piece 26 of the operation plate 21. According to this, when it is difficult to rotate the operation plate 21 from a prone state to an upright state with a fingertip, tools or the like can be inserted and locked thereto, and the operation plate 21 can be easily raised up by the action of a screw. It can be said to be beneficial in that it can be done.

As described above, the present invention is a fishing rod reel mounting device in which a large number of guide teeth 13 are carved along the entire length of the belt-shaped reel seat 11, which is considerably longer than the leg seat 10 of the reel R, on the top surface. Similarly sheet 1
1 fixing seat 14 from the bottom and both ends to the fishing rod P,
15 are integrally projected, and a pair of reel holding fittings A that slide along the longitudinal direction are held on the sheet 11 so as not to fall off, and elastic hooks face toward the guide teeth 13 from the holding fittings A. Since the claws 24 are detachably engaged with the guide teeth 13, the mounting position of the reel R can be freely adjusted, so the problems of the conventional structure mentioned at the beginning are completely solved. The angler can always cast to the desired drop point in a comfortable posture without being affected by changes in the physique and physical strength of each angler, the length of the throw, the length of the fishing rod P, etc. In addition, the required structure for this purpose is not particularly complicated, and therefore, the mass production effect can be expected to the maximum, so it can be said to be a practical idea.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 and 2 are a side view and a plan view showing a conventional reel mounting device, Figures 3 and 4 are a side view and a plan view of the present invention, which roughly corresponds thereto, and Figure 5 is taken along the line X-X in Figure 4.
6 and 7 are enlarged cross-sectional views along the line Y- in FIG.
8 is an exploded perspective view of the reel holding fitting; FIG. 9 is an exploded perspective view showing a modified example of the reel holding fitting corresponding to FIG. 8; FIG. The figure is an enlarged side sectional view of the assembled state. 10... Leg seat, 11... Reel seat, 13...
...Guide tooth, 14, 15... Fixed seat, 24... Elastic hook claw, A... Reel presser fitting, R... Reel, P... Fishing rod.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. A large number of guide teeth 13 are carved in the top surface of the band-shaped reel seat 11, which is considerably longer than the leg seat 10 of the reel R, in the longitudinal direction, and a large number of guide teeth 13 are carved in the bottom surface of the seat 11. and a fixed seat 1 from both ends to the fishing rod P.
4 and 15, and a pair of reel holding fittings A that slide along the longitudinal direction are held on the reel seat 11 so as not to fall off, and guide teeth 13 are inserted from the holding fittings A.
The elastic hook pawl 24 facing toward the guide tooth 1
A fishing rod reel mounting device characterized in that the mounting position of the reel R can be adjusted by releasably locking the reel R to the reel R. 2. The scope of claims for utility model registration, characterized in that the reel seat 11 is set to a length L that is at least twice the length D of the leg seat 10 of the reel R.
The fishing rod reel mounting device according to item 1.