KR102266399B1 - Auto-jerking machine for cephalopod - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an automatic jerking device for a cephalopod, configured to automatically jerk a cephalopod when the bite of the cephalopod is sensed. The automatic jerking device for a cephalopod according to the present invention comprises: a body to which a lure is connected; a detection sensor provided in the lure and configured to detect the bite of a cephalopod; and a jerking means configured to, when the detection sensor senses the bite, lift the body so that automatic jerking is performed. The lure includes an accommodation groove. The detection sensor includes a light emitting member and a light receiving part accommodated in the accommodation groove. When a cephalopod covers the accommodation groove of the lure, the light emitted from the light emitting member is reflected from a surface of the cephalopod and then incident on the light receiving member so that the bite of the cephalopod is sensed.

Description

Auto-jerking machine for cephalopod

The present invention relates to an automatic cephalopod chamfer that automatically chamfers when a bite of a cephalopod is detected.

In general, fishing includes a fishing rod, a reel that winds the fishing line, a hook that catches a fish in the water by hanging from the fishing line, a bait such as a creature or lure that attracts a fish in the water, a float that tells the movement of an underwater rig, etc. of tools are used.

In sea fishing, the needle is generally located at a distance of 2 to 10 m from the float, and a very long distance from the pedestal to the needle is often maintained. Even if you take a bite in such a situation, it is very difficult to see the movement of the float at a distance, and there was a problem that the bite could not be transmitted directly to the sleep float in a situation where the distance between the sleep float and the needle was long and the needle was riding on the tide. . In this case, not only novice surveyors, but also advanced surveyors often run away after eating the bait because they can’t do the champagne at the right time.

Therefore, registered patent 10-1526237 "fishing bobber equipped with automatic chamfering and fishing gear detection function", registered patent 10-2033715 "electronic bobber for fishing", etc. proposes fishing gear that is automatically chamfered when a fish bites.

The prior art over the automatic chamfer is for fishing general fish, and is not suitable for fishing cephalopods such as squid, octopus, and squid.

Automatic chamfers for fishing cephalopods have not yet been developed.

An object of the present invention is to provide an automatic cephalopod chamfer that enables even beginners to easily catch cephalopods by automatically chamfering them when biting cephalopods such as octopus and octopus.

The automatic cephalopod chamber according to the present invention

a body to which the luer is connected;

a detection sensor provided in the luer to detect a bite of a cephalopod;

Chamber means for automatically chamfering by elevating the body when the detection sensor detects a bite;

A receiving groove is formed in the luer,

The detection sensor includes a light emitting member and a light receiving member accommodated in the receiving groove,

When the cephalopod covers the receiving groove of the luer, light emitted from the light emitting member is reflected from the surface of the cephalopod and is incident on the light receiving member to detect a bite.

In addition, the body to which the lure and the fishing hook are connected;

a detection sensor provided in the luer to detect a bite of a cephalopod;

Chamber means for automatically chamfering by elevating the body when the detection sensor detects a bite;

A receiving groove is formed in the luer,

The detection sensor is a pressure sensor accommodated in the receiving groove,

The pressure sensor is characterized in that it detects a bite by a change in pressure according to the suction of the cephalopod sucker covering the receiving groove of the luer.

And the chamfering means

A fixing block to which a fishing line is fixedly connected, and

a stopper unit for fixing the fixing block to the body and releasing the fixing when the detection sensor detects a bite;

and a spring that elastically supports between the fixing block and the body so that the stopper unit releases the fixing and the body is raised and lowered,

The chamfering means is

a motor provided in the body and driven when the detection sensor detects a bite;

When rotating by the motor, the fishing line is wound and the body is characterized in that it includes a winding roller for lifting and lowering.

The cephalopod automatic chamfer according to the present invention is a detection sensor when a cephalopod bites a lure, and a light emitting member and a light receiving member or a pressure sensor detect it, and the chamfering means automatically chamfers the cephalopod so that even a beginner can easily fish a cephalopod. As a product that can be made, it is a very useful invention for industrial development.

1 is a view of an automatic cephalopod chamber according to the present invention.
2 is a view of an automatic cephalopod chamber chamfer according to another exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a view of an automatic cephalopod chamber chamfer according to another exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a view of an automatic cephalopod chamfer according to another exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, an automatic cephalopod chamber chamfer according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

Before describing in more detail about the automatic cephalopod chamfer according to the present invention,

Since the present invention can have various changes and can have various forms, implementation examples (態樣, aspects) (or embodiments) will be described in detail in the text. However, this is not intended to limit the present invention to the specific disclosed form, it should be understood to include all modifications, equivalents and substitutes included in the spirit and scope of the present invention.

In each drawing, the same reference numerals, particularly the tens digit and the one digit, or the tens digit, the one digit, and the same alphabetic reference numerals indicate members having the same or similar functions, and, unless otherwise specified, each of the figures in the drawings. The member indicated by the reference sign may be understood as a member conforming to these standards.

In addition, in each drawing, components are expressed in exaggeratedly large (or thick) or small (or thin) in size or thickness in consideration of convenience of understanding, or simplified, but the protection scope of the present invention is limited by this. it shouldn't be

The terminology used herein is only used to describe a specific embodiment (aspect, aspect, aspect) (or embodiment), and is not intended to limit the present invention. The singular expression includes the plural expression unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. In the present application, terms such as comprises or consists of are intended to designate that the features, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof described in the specification exist, but one or more other features It is to be understood that it does not preclude the possibility of the presence or addition of numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof.

Unless defined otherwise, all terms used herein, including technical and scientific terms, have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs. Terms such as those defined in commonly used dictionaries should be interpreted as having a meaning consistent with the meaning in the context of the related art, and should not be interpreted in an ideal or excessively formal meaning unless explicitly defined in the present application. does not

As shown in the drawings, the automatic cephalopod chamber chamfer according to the present invention is roughly divided into a body 10, a sensor, and a chamfering means.

A luer 11 serving as a bait for cephalopods is connected to the body 10, and a weight 13 that allows the lure 11 and the body 10 to be submerged in water are connected. The lure may be provided with a fishing hook 12 .

Inside the body 10, a controller 31 for automatically operating the chamber means, a sensing unit 33 for receiving the sensing signal of the sensing signal and transmitting it to the controller 31, the controller 31, the sensing A battery 35 for supplying power to the unit 33 and the detection sensor is built-in.

The detection sensor detects that the cephalopod bites the luer 11 .

A concave accommodating groove 15 is formed in the luer 11 , and the sensor is accommodated in the accommodating groove 15 and mounted.

As the detection sensor, a light emitting member 21 and a light receiving member 22 using light or a pressure sensor 25 for sensing pressure may be used.

The skin of cephalopods such as grasshoppers, octopuses, and cuttlefish has excellent light reflectance. Therefore, as the detection sensor, a light emitting member 21 for emitting light and a light receiving member 22 from which the light emitting member 21 emits and is reflected from the surface of the skin of the cephalopod is incident thereto may be used. As the light emitting member 21 and the light receiving member 22, an optical fiber used as a light transmission medium may be used. More specifically, both ends of the light-emitting optical fiber 21 and the light-receiving optical fiber 22 are connected to the sensing unit 33 and the receiving groove 15 of the luer 11, respectively, so that the sensing unit 33 is the light-emitting optical fiber. Light is incident on the luer 21, and the light emitting optical fiber 21 irradiates light from the receiving groove 15 of the luer 11 toward the opening, and the cephalopod bites the luer 11 to cover the receiving groove 15. In this case, the light irradiated from the light-emitting optical fiber 21 is reflected from the cephalopod and is incident on the light-receiving optical fiber 22 , and the light-receiving optical fiber 22 transmits the incident light to the sensing unit 33 , and the sensing unit 33 detects it. It is detected as a bite of a cephalopod and transmitted to the controller 31 .

As the light-emitting member 21 and the light-receiving member 22 , a photodiode having light-emitting and light-receiving functions may be used.

The legs of cephalopods are equipped with suckers, and the suction power of the suckers is considerable. Therefore, the pressure sensor 25 for detecting a change in pressure may be used as the detection sensor. The pressure sensor 25 is received and mounted in the receiving groove 15 of the luer 11 , and is connected to the sensing unit 33 . When the sucker of the cephalopod covers the receiving groove 15 of the luer 11 and sucks, negative pressure is generated inside the receiving groove 15, and the pressure sensor 25 detects this and the sensing unit 33 , and the sensing unit 33 detects it as a bite of a cephalopod and transmits it to the controller 31 .

The chamfering means raises and lowers the body 10 provided with the luer 11 under the control of the controller 31 to automatically chamfer when the sensor detects the bite of the cephalopod.

1, the chamfering means includes a fixing block 41 to which a fishing line 17 is connected, and a guide rod connected to the lower portion of the fixing block 41 and guiding the elevation of the body 10 ( 42), a stopper unit for fixing or releasing the fixing block to the body 10, and both ends elastically support the fixing block 41 and the body 10, respectively, so that the fixing of the stopper unit is released When the body 10 includes a spring 45 for elevating.

A locking jaw 43 is formed on the outer surface of the lower side of the guide rod 42 .

The stopper unit is rotatably coupled to the inside of the body 10 and includes a rotation block 46 having a stopping protrusion 47 caught on the stopping protrusion 43 on one side of the upper side, and the body 10 inside. and a solenoid 48 having a pull-out pin 49 that is provided and withdrawn and pushes the other lower side of the rotation block 46 .

The rotation block 46 is provided with a torsion spring therein so that the locking protrusion 47 rotates in a direction in which the locking jaw 43 is caught.

The operating mechanism of the chamber shown in Fig. 1 is as follows.

When the body 10 is lowered along the guide rod 42 , the locking protrusion 47 of the rotation block 46 is caught by the locking protrusion 43 of the guide rod 42 and fixed, and the spring 45 is compressed.

When the bite of the cephalopod is detected, the controller 31 draws out the pull-out pin 49 of the solenoid 48 .

The drawn-out pin 49 rotates the rotation block 46 by pushing the other lower side of the rotation block 46 .

As the rotating block 46 rotates, the locking protrusion 47 is separated from the locking jaw 43, and by the restoring force of the spring, the body 10 rises instantaneously to the fixing block 41 along the guide rod 42. do.

The lure 11 and the fishing hook provided in the lure 11 are automatically chamfered while rising momentarily like the body 10 to catch cephalopods.

Referring to FIG. 2 , the chamfering means includes another fixing block 51 to which a fishing line 17 is connected, and another stopper for fixing or releasing the fixing block 51 to the body 10 . It includes a unit and another spring 55 at both ends elastically supporting the fixing block and the body 10 so that the body 10 is lifted when the stopper unit is released.

The stopper unit includes an elevating block 56 provided to be elevating and elevating inside the body 10, and a pair of fixing levers 57 disposed to face each other and rotatably provided inside the body 10. ), and a solenoid 58 having a pull-out pin 59 provided inside the body 10 and drawn out to support the elevating block 56 . The pair of fixing levers 57 receive a force to rotate to the lower side by a torsion spring.

The operating mechanism of the chamber shown in Fig. 2 is as follows.

When the fishing line 17 is pulled, the fixing block 51 passes through the elevating block 56 and rises above the fixing lever 57 while pushing the pair of fixing levers 57, and at this time, the spring 55 is tensioned. .

The drawing pin 59 of the solenoid 58 is drawn out to lift the elevating block 56 .

The elevating block 56 supports the fixing lever 57 to prevent it from rotating to the lower side.

The fixing block 51 is supported on the pair of fixing levers 57 , and is fixed on the fixing lever 57 by the pulling force of the spring 55 .

When the bite of the cephalopod is detected, the controller 31 retracts the pull-out pin 59 of the solenoid 58 .

When the pull-out pin 59 is retracted, the elevating block 56 can be lowered, and the pair of fixing levers 57 are lowered by pushing the elevating block 56 by the restoring force to which the tensioned spring 55 is compressed. while rotating downwards.

When the pair of fixing levers 57 rotate, the fixing block 51 leaves the fixing lever 57 and pulls the fishing line 17 downward while descending by the pulling force of the spring.

As a reaction of the force pulling the fishing line 17 down, the body 10 is momentarily raised and lowered.

The lure 11 and the fishing hook provided in the lure 11 are automatically chamfered while rising momentarily like the body 10 to catch cephalopods.

Referring to FIG. 3, the chamfering means includes another fixing block 61 to which a fishing line 17 is connected, a through-through pin 62 connected to the lower portion of the fixing block 61, and the through-through pin. A small through pin 63 connected to the lower part of (62), another stopper unit for fixing or releasing the fixing block 61 to the body 10, and both ends of the fixing block 61 ) and another spring 65 for elastically supporting the body 10 so that the body 10 is lifted and lowered when the stopper unit is released.

The stopper unit is provided inside the body 10 to move forward and backward, and the large through hole 66a through which the through pin 62 passes and the small through hole 66b through which the small through pin 63 penetrates. ) includes a forward and backward block 66 formed therein, and a solenoid 68 provided on the body 10 and having a pull-out pin 69 for pushing or pulling the annoying forward and backward block 66 .

The operating mechanism of the chamber shown in FIG. 3 is as follows.

When the fixing block 61 is pulled upward, the large through pin 62 passes through the large through hole 66a and moves toward the small through hole 66b side, the lower part of the large through pin 62 is front and back on the small through hole 66b. It is caught and fixed to the gin block (66). At this time, the spring 65 connecting the through pin 63 and the lower part of the body 10 is tensioned.

When the bite of the cephalopod is detected, the controller 31 retracts the pull-out pin 69 of the solenoid 68 .

The drawn out pin 69 pulls the forward/backward block 66 to move backward.

When the forward/backward block 66 moves backward, the through-hole 66a moves to the through-through pin 62 , and the through-through pin 62 moves through the through-pin 62 by the restoring force to be compressed by the spring 65 . Descend and pull the fishing line (17).

As a reaction of the force pulling the fishing line 17 down, the body 10 is momentarily raised and lowered.

The lure 11 and the fishing hook provided in the lure 11 are automatically chamfered while rising momentarily like the body 10 to catch cephalopods.

Referring to FIG. 4, the chamfering means includes a motor 71 provided in the body 10 and a winding roller 73 on which a fishing line 17 is wound while being coupled to a rotation shaft of the motor 71 to rotate. includes

When the bite of the cephalopod is detected, the controller 31 drives the motor 71 .

The winding roller 73 is rotated by the driving of the motor 71 to wind the fishing line 17, and as the fishing line 17 is wound, the body 10 rises.

The lure 11 and the fishing hook provided in the lure 11 are automatically chamfered while rising momentarily like the body 10 to catch cephalopods.

In the above description of the present invention, an automatic cephalopod chamber having a specific shape and structure has been described with reference to the accompanying drawings, but the present invention can be variously modified and changed by those skilled in the art, and these modifications and changes are the protection of the present invention should be construed as within the scope.

10: body 11: lure
15: receiving groove 17: fishing line
21: light-emitting optical fiber 22: light-receiving optical fiber
25: pressure sensor 31: controller
33: sensing unit 35: battery
41, 51, 61: fixed block 45, 55, 65: spring
48, 58,68: solenoid 49, 59, 69: withdraw pin
42: guide rod 43: locking jaw
46: rotation block 47: stumbling block
56: elevating block 57: fixed lever
62: large through pin 63: small through pin
66: forward and backward block 66a: large through hole
66b: small through hole 71: motor
73: winding roller

Claims (4)

a body to which the luer is connected;
a detection sensor provided in the luer to detect a bite of a cephalopod;
Chamber means for automatically chamfering by elevating the body when the detection sensor detects a bite;

A receiving groove is formed in the luer,
The detection sensor includes a light emitting member and a light receiving member accommodated in the receiving groove,
When the cephalopod covers the receiving groove of the luer, the light emitted from the light emitting member is reflected from the surface of the cephalopod and is incident on the light receiving member to detect a bite. delete The method of claim 1,
The chamfering means is
A fixing block to which a fishing line is fixedly connected, and
a stopper unit fixing the fixing block to the body and releasing the fixing when the detection sensor detects a bite;
and a spring for elastically supporting between the fixing block and the body so that the stopper unit releases the fixing and the body goes up and down. 4. The method of claim 1 or 3,
The chamfering means is
a motor provided in the body and driven when the detection sensor detects a bite;
The automatic cephalopod chamber chamfering machine, characterized in that it includes a winding roller for rotating the fishing line by the motor so that the body is raised and lowered.

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