KR20030047863A - Fishing Line Guide and Rod having the same - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide a line guide enabling smooth reeling of a fishing line without deteriorating the flexibility of the rod and provide a fishing rod furnished with the line guide. CONSTITUTION: The fishing rod is provided with a line guide 10 composed of a metallic wire 11 having a coiled part 11a wound plural turns in spiral form in the middle of the length and winding strings 12 to fix both ends of the metallic wire 11 on the circumference of the rod. The metallic wire 11 has a diameter of 0.15-0.7 mm and is spirally wound 3-6 turns at the coiled part 11a.

Description

Fishing Line Guide and Rod having the same

(Technical field to which the invention belongs)

This invention relates to the fishing line guide provided in the circumferential surface of a pole, and guides a fishing line from a reel, and transmits the force from a fishing line to a pole.

(Conventional technology)

Among the conventional fishing rods, a fishing rod of the type called a so-called external fishing rod (not a medium fishing rod) is generally composed of a rod of a common rod having a plurality of ends, and is the longest podium. It is composed of a raw table having a reel seat positioned on the side and having a reel seat installed on a pole circumferential surface, and a raw table, a squadron, a chocolate bar, and so on, which in turn are connected to the repair side of the original.

On the peripheral surface of each pole, a plurality of fishing line guides are fixed at regular intervals in the longitudinal direction. This fishing line guide is a fixed part which is a part fixed to the pole peripheral surface, It has a leg part standing up with respect to the pole circumference continuous to a fixed part, and the guide ring provided in the front-end | tip of a leg part. And this fixing part is wound by the winding with the pole in the pole circumferential surface, It is fixed by coating a synthetic resin on this winding, or is fixed by the metallic ring member etc. Then, the fishing line drawn out from the reel provided on the reel seat is inserted into the guide ring of the fishing line guide and passed through to guide the waterline side.

In a conventional fishing rod, a fishing line guide sometimes impairs the smooth flexibility of a pole when a fish is caught by the gear provided in the tip of a fishing line, and a pole is bent. That is, in the conventional fishing line guide, especially the fishing line guide (embossed guide) of the type which has one fixing part which spreads in the longitudinal direction of a pole, this one leg part is a support rod in the longitudinal direction of a pole. Iii) in some cases, it may hinder the partial pole bending in the vicinity of the attachment of the fishing line guide. Such a change in the flexibility of the partial pole damages the operation of the fishing rod that should be inherently bent continuously, thereby impairing the state of the pole.

In the conventional fishing line guide, it is assumed that one guide ring is attached to one fishing line guide. For this reason, when the pole is bent largely, one fishing line guide, that is to say, supports the fishing line as a point, and the angle of the direction of the fishing line between the fishing line guide and the other fishing line guides adjacent thereto. There was a lot of change. This large angle change prevents the smooth winding of the fishing line in the reel.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a fishing line guide and a fishing rod provided with the same, which enable a smooth winding of a fishing line without impairing the flexibility of the pole.

1 is an overall view of a fishing rod employing one embodiment of the present invention.

2 shows a fishing line guide 10.

3 is a side view of the fishing line guide 10.

4 is a view showing a fishing line guide 10 in a state where the pole is bent.

Figure 5 is a schematic diagram (a) showing the operation of the fishing line guide 10, and a schematic diagram (b) of a conventional fishing line guide.

<Explanation of symbols for the main parts of the drawings>

1: faraway

2: the original counterpart

3: company

4: chocolate

10: fishing line guide

11: metal wire

12: winding up

The fishing line guide of the invention 1 is a fishing line guide for guiding a fishing line provided on the circumferential surface of the pole, and has a narrow metal wire and a metal wire having a winding portion wound spirally multiple times in the vicinity of the longitudinal center. Fixing means for fixing the both end portions of the pole to the circumferential surface, respectively.

This fishing line guide is used by inserting and passing a fishing line from a reel to the winding part of a metal wire.

In this state, the fishing line is supported by the metal wire to be guided. When a fish is caught in the gear connected to the tip of the fishing line, and a large hook is placed on the fishing line, this addition is transmitted to the pole through the fishing line guide, and the pole is greatly curved. At this time, although the metal wire of the fishing line guide is applied in the axial direction of the pole along with the bending of the pole, the winding portion of the metal wire acts like a coiled spring to extend or contract in the axial direction of the pole. Does not interfere with the bend In addition, since the metal wire itself is also bent and accompanied by the bending of the pole, the bending of the pole can not be prevented even from this point. Furthermore, even if the pole is bent, the wound portion in which the metal wire is wound a plurality of times bends along with this, and the plurality of rings in the wound portion support the fishing line in succession, respectively. Thereby, it can suppress that a large angle change arises with respect to the advancing direction of a fishing line by the bending of a pole.

The fishing line guide of invention 2 is a guide of invention 1, The diameter of a narrow metal wire is 0.15 to 0.7 mm in diameter, The winding part has the metal wire wound by several spiral in the circumferential direction.

In the metal wire of predetermined diameter, the winding part expands and contracts smoothly while ensuring the strength which fully supports a fishing line, and does not prevent the bending of a pole. Moreover, by providing a predetermined number of turns, the support point of the fishing line in the winding part at the time of bending of a pole becomes many, and the smoothness of the angle change of a fishing line required can be produced.

The fishing rod of invention 3 is a fishing rod provided with the guide of invention 1 or 2.

EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION One Embodiment of this invention is described, referring drawings.

The fishing rod which employ | adopted one Embodiment of this invention, as shown in FIG. 1, the base table 2 connected to the waterline side of the base 1 and the base 1 in a lineage form, and several It is equipped with a squadron (3) and a chocolate stand (4). The far end 1 to the edge 4 are usually thin end members made of a prepreg material impregnated with a synthetic resin in reinforcing fibers such as carbon fiber.

The far table 1 is a large diameter pole located at the most long base end side, and the reel seat 5 which can be mounted so that a reel can be freely detached is formed integrally on the circumferential surface of the long base end side. A female screw portion is formed on the inner circumferential surface of the long base end, and the back plug 6 is screwed together so as to freely detach. Moreover, several fishing line guides 10 are fixed to the waterline side and the original table 2 to the chord table 4 rather than the reel seat 5 of the original table 1 at intervals in the axial direction, respectively. Furthermore, the top guide 7 is attached to the waterline side edge part of the chord stick 4.

In this case, one type of the fishing line guide 10 of the type described in detail later may be arranged on each pole, but in particular, fishing is carried out only on the chord stick 4 and the squadron 3, etc., which are located at the intense part of the pole. The line guide 10 may be provided, and in another pole, you may use an old type fishing line guide together.

Next, the fishing line guide 10 is demonstrated.

As shown in detail in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, the fishing line guide 10 includes a metal wire 11 having a wound portion 11a that is spirally wound around a center in the longitudinal direction, and both ends of the metal wire 11. It consists of the windings 12 which fix each to the pole surface (for example, the pole 3 in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3).

The metal wire 11 is a thin wire-shaped member which consists of metals, such as steel, aluminum, and titanium, or these alloys. As needed, you may use superelastic shape memory alloy etc. as a raw material of the metal wire 11. This metal wire 11 is (phi) 0.15-0.7 mm, More preferably, it is (phi) 0.25-0.35 mm. The diameter of this degree can fully support a fishing line, and can maintain the expansion and contraction of the smooth metal wire as mentioned later.

Moreover, it is preferable that the wound part 11a of the metal wire 11 spirally winds around 3 to 6 times. From the standpoint of preventing the weight of the entire fishing line guide and preventing excessive increase in sliding resistance with the fishing line, the winding of the metal wire 11 to this extent is preferable. The spiral wound portions 11a may be in a state in which adjacent wound metal lines are in contact with each other in the axial direction or in a state where they are spaced apart from each other.

Both end sides of the metal wire 11 are lowered toward the circumferential surface direction of the squadron 3 than the wound portion 11a, extend in the axial direction of the squadron 3, and are in contact with the circumferential surface. The two ends in contact with each other are wound together with the squadron 3 by the winding 12 to be fixed to the circumferential surface of the squadron 3. After winding, you may coat the winding 12 with synthetic resin. It is also possible to fix the metal wire 11 using a metal pipe or the like instead of the winding 12.

Furthermore, the recessed part is provided in the circumference | surroundings of the squadron 3 so that the metal wire 11 may not shift in the circumferential direction or the axial direction in the circumferential surface of the squadron 3, The both ends of the metal wire 11 are accommodated in this recessed part, respectively. After that, a method of fixing the metal wire 11 with the winding 12 or the like may be adopted.

In the fishing rod provided with such a fishing line guide 10, the fishing line L from a reel is inserted in order through the winding part 11a of the metal wire 11 of each fishing line guide 10, and is sent to the waterline side, The top guide 7 of the chord stand 4 is reached. As such, the fishing line L is supported and guided by the metal wire 11 (see FIGS. 2 and 3). When a fish is caught in the gear connected to the tip of the fishing line L and a large load is applied to the fishing line L, this addition is transmitted to each pole through the fishing line guide 10, and each pole is greatly curved. . At this time, with the bending of each pole, the metal wire 11 of the fishing line guide 10 also takes a force toward the axial direction of each pole. Then, as shown in FIG. 4, the wound part 11a of the metal wire 11 acts like a coiled spring, and extends or contracts in the axial direction of a pole.

Moreover, the winding part 11a is opened with the long bending, and the fishing line can be supported by the plural points of the axial direction in the winding part 11a, and the big angle change of a fishing line is suppressed. That is, the fishing line is also bent along with this by the bending of the pole, but as compared with the case where the fishing line is supported by approximately one point as in the conventional fishing line guide (FIG. 5 (b) schematically shown) Each ring of the winding part 11a in which the metal wire 11 of the order winding was wound continuously supports the fishing line at a plurality of points, thereby suppressing the large angle change of the fishing line. See FIG. 5 (a) shown).

According to the fishing line guide which concerns on this invention, smooth winding of a fishing line is also possible, without impairing the flexibility of a pole.

Claims (3)

In the fishing line guide for guiding the fishing line installed on the circumference of the pole, Multiple times spirally near the longitudinal center A narrow-necked metal wire having the wound wound part mentioned above, Fixing means for fixing both ends of the metal wire to the pole circumferential surface, respectively Guided fishing line. The method of claim 1, The narrow metal wire has a diameter of 0.15 to 0.7 mm, and the wound portion has the metal wire wound in a plurality of spirals in the circumferential direction. Fishing line guide A fishing rod provided with the fishing line guide of Claims 1 and 2.