KR200441928Y1 - Support Device of Fishing Rod for Fishing from Rocks on Seashore - Google Patents

Abstract

It is connected to the cradle and a pair of cradles, which are formed in a long oval shape or a rectangular shape, are covered with a fishing rod, and are spaced at regular intervals, so that they can be easily fixed to the gap between the sea rocks and freely change the angle of up, down, left and right. The connecting member which extends in a direction facing each other and is formed with a male thread, the coupling nut on which a female thread is connected to the male thread of the connecting member is formed, the coupling part on which the female thread is connected to the male thread of the connecting member, and an empty cylindrical cylindrical portion Arranged in the cross direction and installed integrally, the support is formed with a plurality of radial teeth on the lower end of the cylindrical portion, the wedge-shaped insertion portion is formed at the lower end and inserted into the cylinder portion of the support and the male screw is formed Assembly part is installed on the upper part and formed on the lower end of the support The fishing rod for seashore rocking which includes a column in which the teeth engaging with the radial sawtooth shape are larger than the assembly part, and is provided adjacent to the assembly part, and a fixing nut formed with a female screw fastened to an external thread formed in the assembly part of the column. Provide a pedestal.

Rock, fishing rod, pedestal, tooth, support, adjustment, angle, rotation, coupling, wedge

Description

Fishing Rod Bracket {Support Device of Fishing Rod for Fishing from Rocks on Seashore}

1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a fishing rod pedestal for fishing on the rock according to the present invention.

Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view showing an embodiment of a fishing rod pedestal for fishing on the rock according to the present invention.

Figure 3 is a side view showing a cradle in one embodiment of a fishing rod cradle for fishing on the rock according to the present invention.

Figure 4 is a perspective view showing a support in an embodiment of a fishing rod pedestal for fishing on the rock according to the present invention.

Figure 5 is a perspective view showing a coupling nut in one embodiment of a fishing rod pedestal for fishing on the rock according to the present invention.

Figure 6 is a plan view showing a state in which the column and the fixing nut in one embodiment of the fishing rod support for the rock rock according to the present invention.

Figure 7 is a perspective view showing a pillar in one embodiment of a fishing rod pedestal for fishing on the rock according to the present invention.

Figure 8 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view showing a coupling state of the pillar and the support in one embodiment of the fishing rod support for sea rock according to the present invention.

Figure 9 is a perspective view showing an auxiliary pillar in one embodiment of a fishing rod supporter for sea rock according to the present invention.

10 is a cross-sectional view showing a state of inserting the insertion portion of the pillar in the auxiliary pillar in one embodiment of the fishing rod support for the rock rock according to the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line A-A of FIG.

12 is a perspective view showing an example of a hammer used to strike a pillar in an embodiment of a fishing rod supporter for sea rock according to the present invention.

Figure 13 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the fishing rod support for sea rock according to the present invention.

14 is an exploded perspective view showing another embodiment of a fishing rod pedestal for fishing on the rock according to the present invention.

Figure 15 is a plan view showing a connecting member in another embodiment of the fishing rod support for sea rock according to the present invention.

Figure 16 is a plan view showing a state in which the pillar and the fixing nut in another embodiment of the fishing rod support for sea rock according to the present invention.

The present invention relates to a fishing rod pedestal for tidal rock fishing, and more particularly, to a fishing rod pedestal for easy to adjust the angle of the upper and lower left and right, and easy to fix the gap in the rock.

In general, fishing is divided into freshwater fishing and sea fishing, and sea fishing requires more equipment than freshwater fishing. In addition, because of the heavier fishing rods, the big rock fishing that catches large fish such as rock dome and red snapper among the sea fishing is difficult for the fishermen to hold. Furthermore, in the case of the rocky sea fishing, the strength of the fish species is greatly affected by the waves, and in order to safely fish, it is necessary to firmly install a fishing rod support on the rocky rock for stably supporting the fishing rod.

Conventionally, a relatively soft metal lead (using a stick stone, which is one of the fishing tools) is driven into a gap or groove in a seashore rock with a hammer or the like. The pedestal is fixed.

However, the conventional pedestal fixing method causes a problem in that lead, which is an environmental pollutant, is left in the gap between the sea rocks. Even after fishing, if you want to recover the lead, there is a problem that can not recover the lead completely.

In addition, the conventional pedestal is impossible to freely change the angle of the upper and lower sides and the left and right according to the structure of the rock, it is very difficult to find the appropriate point to drop the fishing rod on the rock to fix the pedestal.

An object of the present invention is to solve the problems as described above, to provide a fishing rod pedestal for mud flat rock formed of a structure capable of freely changing the angle of the upper and lower left and right to form a wedge shape so as to be fixed to the gap of the sea It is to.

The present invention suggests that the fishing rod cradle for the rock formation is a pair of cradles which are formed in a long oval shape or a rectangular shape, the fishing rods are covered, and positioned at regular intervals, and are connected to the pair of cradles and extend in a direction facing each other. And a coupling member in which a male screw is formed, a coupling nut in which a female screw is coupled to the male screw of the connecting member, a coupling portion in which a female thread is coupled to the male screw of the connecting member, and an empty cylindrical cylindrical portion cross each other. Arranged and installed integrally, the support is formed with a plurality of radial teeth on the lower end of the cylindrical portion, and the wedge-shaped insertion portion is formed at the lower end, the assembly is inserted into the cylindrical portion of the support and the male screw is formed, the upper end Room installed in the lower end of the support It comprises an internally threaded lock nut that is formed is fastened to the teeth on the externally threaded portion meshing with the tooth-like poles and that is directly adjacent to the assembly portion with the larger diameter than the assembly unit and, to form the assembly portion of the pillar.

At both ends bent in the opposite direction of the cradle is formed a friction portion formed by coating rubber, silicon, soft synthetic resin and the like of a large friction force.

The upper end of the pillar may prevent slipping even when caught with a hand that is wet with water, and a material having elasticity (eg, a surface may be provided) to mitigate the transmission of shock to the held hand even when the pillar is hit by a hammer. A handle portion coated with coarse rubber, soft synthetic resin, cloth or fiber) is formed.

Next, with reference to the drawings a preferred embodiment of the fishing rod pedestal for seashore rock fishing according to the present invention will be described in detail.

First, an embodiment of a fishing rod pedestal for seashore rock fishing according to the present invention, as shown in Figures 1 and 2, the cradle 10, the connecting member 20, the support 30 and the fishing rod 2 , Including a coupling nut 40, a pillar 50, and a fixing nut 60.

As shown in Figs. 2 and 3, the holder 10 is formed in an oval shape (for example, a track shape) or a rectangular shape having a straight line 12 as a whole.

Both ends 14 and 16 of the cradle 10 are advantageously formed to be bent upwards in terms of strength for supporting the fishing rod 2.

For example, the cradle 10 has two straight portions 12 at regular intervals, and both ends 14 and 16 of the straight portion 12 are connected in a semicircular shape or a straight shape, and both sides The ends 14 and 15 are formed in a shape that is bent upwards (one is bent upwards and then leveled and the other is bent upwards and then downwards).

One end portion 16, which is bent upwardly and horizontally, is positioned in contact with the handle portion of the fishing rod 2 downward, and the other end portion 14 which is bent upwardly and then bent downwardly is bent upwardly. In the middle portion of the fishing rod (2) is placed over the top.

Both ends 14 and 16 of the cradle 10 may be provided with friction parts 15 and 17 formed by coating rubber, silicon, a soft synthetic resin, etc. having a large friction force.

When the friction parts 15 and 17 are formed as described above, when the fishing rod 2 is mounted, it is possible to prevent the fishing rod 2 from slipping off easily, and the cradle 10 and the fishing rod 2 can be prevented. It is also possible to prevent) from direct friction and damage.

When the fishing rod 2 is supported over the cradle 10 as described above, the fishing rod and the fishing needle submerged in the water and the force by the weight of the bait and the other end 14 on the one end 16 based on the other end 14 Due to the force of the weight due to the position of the portion located forward (sea side) much longer than the portion to be positioned, the handle portion of the fishing rod 2 is subjected to upward force, one end of the cradle 10 ( 16) It is tightly supported and stable. Particularly, when the fish bites the bait, the force of pulling downwards relative to the other end portion 14 acts more largely, so that the handle portion of the fishing rod 2 becomes more closely attached to one end portion 16, The fishing rod 2 is not easily separated from the holder 10.

And when the cradle 10 is formed as described above, the user naturally lifts the fishing rod 2 from the cradle 10 by the operation of lifting the fishing rod 2 on the other end 14 of the cradle 10. As it becomes possible to separate, it is very convenient.

The cradle 10 is formed using stainless steel or synthetic resin, engineering plastics, etc. having sufficient strength and corrosion resistance to seawater.

1 and 2, the connecting member 20 is installed to extend in a direction facing each other from the pair of holders 10.

The connecting member 20 is formed in the shape of a rod, and the male screw 22 is formed at each end abutting each other.

The connection member 20 and the pair of holders 10 are fixedly connected to each other by a method such as welding.

The connecting member 20 is formed using a stainless steel sheet or synthetic resin having sufficient strength and corrosion resistance to seawater.

The support 30 is composed of a coupling portion 32 and a cylindrical portion 36, as shown in Figs.

The coupling part 32 and the cylindrical part 36 are formed in a shape in which the inside penetrates in a direction crossing each other and are integrally formed.

The support 30 is formed using a stainless steel or synthetic resin having sufficient strength and corrosion resistance to seawater.

The coupling portion 32 is formed with a female screw 33 for screwing the male screw 22 of the connecting member 20.

The cylindrical portion 36 is formed in a hollow cylindrical shape, the lower surface of the cylindrical portion 36 is provided with a tooth surface 37 is formed with a plurality of radial teeth.

It is preferable that the tooth shape of the tooth surface 37 is formed to have a substantially triangular cross section because it can naturally move when rotated clockwise or counterclockwise.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 and 5, the coupling nut 40 has a female thread 43 engaged therein with the male screw 22 of the connection member 20.

The coupling nut 40 is composed of a body portion 42 formed in a cylindrical shape, and a handle portion 44 formed in a polygon such as a square or a hexagon.

When the handle 44 is formed in a polygon in the above, it is easy to turn the coupling nut 40.

The coupling nut 40 configured as described above is first coupled to the male screw 22 of the connecting member 20 in a state facing the cradle 10 toward the male screw 22 of the connecting member 20, and the male screw of the connecting member 20 ( By screwing 22 to the coupling portion 32 of the support 30 on both sides, the holder 10 and the connecting member 20, the support 30, the coupling nut 40 is integrally coupled.

1 to 2 and 6, when combined as described above, one side of the coupling portion 32 of the support 30 and the body portion 42 side of the coupling nut 40 By fastening to the male screw 22 of the connecting member 20 to be in close contact with each other, the position of the holder 10 is constantly fixed and maintained.

The close contact between the coupling nut 40 and the support 30 coupling portion 32 in the connection member in the direction in which one end portion 16 of the holder 10 in contact with the handle of the fishing rod 2 rotates upward. It is preferable that the coupling nut 40 and the supporter 30 are coupled to the connection member 20 so as to be made stronger as the 20 rotates. That is, the rotation is freely performed when the connecting member 20 is rotated so that the handle of the fishing rod 2 faces downward, but the coupling nut is rotated when the connecting member 20 is rotated so that the handle of the fishing rod 2 faces upward. It is preferable to couple the coupling nut 40 and the support 30 to the connection member 20 such that the coupling portion 32 of the 40 and the support 30 is in close contact with each other. For example, the male screw 43 and the female screw 43 and the 33 of the coupling nut 20 and the coupling nut 40 and the support 30 are selected by the left screw or the right screw according to the coupling direction.

When the coupling nut 40 and the support 30 are coupled to the connecting member 20 as described above, the fish 2 bites the bait in the state where the fishing rod 2 is mounted on the holder 10 and moves downward on the fishing rod 2. When a force is applied to the handle side of the fishing rod 2 to receive upward force, the connecting member 20 is not rotated, and the posture of the holder 10 is fixed so that the fishing rod 2 can be easily removed from the holder 10. It will not be separated. On the other hand, when the user grabs the fishing rod 2 upward or presses one end portion 16 of the cradle 10, the connection member 20 naturally rotates, so that the operation is easily performed.

The pillar 50 is composed of an insertion portion 52, an assembly portion 54, and a toothed portion 56, as shown in FIGS.

The pillar 50 is preferably formed by using stainless steel or engineering plastics having sufficient strength so that corrosion resistance to seawater is strong and it is not easily bent or broken even if it is hit by a hammer in order to drive the rock.

The insertion portion 52 is formed in a wedge shape at the lower end portion.

By forming the insertion part 52 in the wedge shape as mentioned above, it is possible to easily hit the pillar 50 even in the small clearance gap of a rock.

As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the assembly portion 54 is formed such that the upper end portion of the pillar 50 is inserted into and coupled to the cylindrical portion 36 of the support 30.

The upper end portion and the insertion portion 52 of the assembly portion 54 is preferably heat-treated so as not to be crushed or damaged when the price using a hammer or the like.

In addition, a male screw 55 is formed in the assembly portion 54, and the fixing nut 60 is screwed into the male screw 55 to maintain the coupling between the pillar 50 and the support 30. .

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 8, the fixing nut 60 has a female thread 64 coupled to the male screw 55 of the pillar 50 assembly 54, and a handle part for rotating the nut 50. 66 is formed in the outer peripheral surface.

The handle portion 66 of the fixing nut 60 may be subjected to a nuling process or the like to prevent slippage, and the handle portion 66 may be formed in a polygon such as a rectangle or a hexagon.

In order to prevent the loss of the fixing nut 60, as shown in Figs. 1 and 2, it is also possible to connect the fixing nut 60 and the column 50 by a string (68).

As the string 68, a chain, a wire, a resin string, a rubber band, a leather strap, or the like can be used.

The fixing nut 60 and the column 50 may be provided with a fastening part 67 made of a snap ring or a protrusion to fix both ends of the string 68, respectively.

The toothed portion 56 of the pillar 50 is formed to engage with the radial toothed toothed surface 37 formed on the lower end surface of the cylindrical portion 36 of the support 30, than the assembly portion 54 It is formed with a large diameter and is formed at the upper end of the pillar 50.

The toothed shape of the toothed portion 56 is formed in the same structure as the toothed shape of the toothed surface 37, and is formed to have a substantially triangular cross section so as to be able to move naturally when rotating clockwise or counterclockwise. It is preferable.

The upper end of the pillar 50 is formed with a handle 58 to be coated with a rough rubber or soft synthetic resin, etc. to prevent slipping even when holding with water-soaked hands.

The handle portion 58 is preferably formed of a material such as a sponge or foam rubber having a cushioning effect so as to reduce the impact transmitted to the hand caught when the pillar 50 is hammered into the gap between the sea rocks. . The handle portion 58 may be formed by winding a cloth or cloth in multiple layers, or may be formed by winding a thread or a string thickly.

And one embodiment of the fishing rod pedestal for seashore rock fishing according to the present invention may further include an auxiliary pillar 100 is inserted into the insertion portion 52 of the column 50, as shown in Figure 9 to 11 Do.

Like the lower end of the pillar 50, the lower end of the auxiliary pillar 100 is preferably formed in the insertion portion 101 in the wedge shape so as to be easily pinched in a small gap on the seashore.

The hollow part 104 is formed above the auxiliary pillar 100 so that the insertion part 52 of the pillar 50 is inserted.

The hollow portion 104 is formed in a circular shape having an inner diameter corresponding to the outer diameter of the pillar 50, the bottom portion of the hollow portion 104 is formed with an inner diameter smaller than the outer diameter of the pillar 50.

In the above-described portion where the bottom portion of the hollow part 104 formed with an inner diameter smaller than the outer diameter of the pillar 50 is located, a locking hole 108 penetrating in the radial direction is formed.

When the bottom portion of the hollow portion 104 and the locking hole 108 is formed as described above, as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the wedge-shaped inserting portion 52 of the pillar 50 is the locking hole 108. The inner diameter of the bottom part of the hollow part 104 is smaller than the maximum diameter of the insertion part 52 of the pillar 50, and the rotation of the pillar 50 is controlled.

The auxiliary pillar 100 is provided with a fixing screw 106 at the upper end of the cylindrical main body portion 102, the insertion portion 52 of the column 50 to the hollow portion 104 and the engaging hole 108 In the inserted state, it is preferable to tighten the fixing screw 106 to prevent the separation of the column 50 and to maintain the inserted state.

In addition, the auxiliary pillar 100 may be further provided with a stopper 110 to prevent foreign matter from entering the hollow portion 104 when not in use.

Since the stopper 110 is used as a part in which the striking force is applied in the state in which the auxiliary pillar 100 is assembled to the auxiliary pillar 100 when the auxiliary pillar 100 is struck with a hammer or the like, the heat treatment is preferably performed.

The stopper 110 is composed of an assembly portion 112 inserted into the hollow portion 104 and a stepped portion 114 formed with a diameter larger than that of the assembly portion 112 and the auxiliary pillar 100. By installing the line 120 in between is made to prevent loss.

As the string 120, a chain, a wire, a resin string, a rubber band, a leather strap, or the like can be used.

The auxiliary pillar 100 and the stopper 110 may be provided with fastening portions 105 and 116 made of snap rings or protrusions, respectively, to fix both ends of the string 120.

Next, a description will be given of a method of using a fishing rod pedestal for fishing on the rock according to the present invention constituted as described above.

First, the user searches for a suitable place where he wants to go fishing on the rock, and then finds a gap or gap in the vicinity of the location and places the insertion part 52 of the pillar 50 in the gap or gap. Using the hammer 90 or the like as shown in 12, the upper surface of the assembly portion 54 of the column 50 is hit and the column 50 is hit on the rock.

In the case where the length of the column 50 is insufficient to use the auxiliary pillar 100 in addition to the insertion portion 101 of the auxiliary pillar 100 is located in the gap or gap of the sea rock, hammer (90) By hitting the top surface of the stopper 110 assembled to the auxiliary pillar 100 using the back and hits the rock.

After fixing the auxiliary pillar 100 securely on the seashore as described above, remove the stopper 110 from the auxiliary pillar 100, the insertion portion 101 of the column 50 to the hollow of the auxiliary pillar 100 It is assembled in accordance with the part 104 and the locking hole 108, and the column 50 is fixed using the fixing screw 106.

As described above, the pillar 50 is securely fixed on the seashore, and then, the cylindrical portion 36 of the support 30 is assembled to the assembly portion 54 of the pillar 50, and the fishing rod 2 is dropped in the direction. In the state in which the direction of the cradle 10 is matched, the fixing nut 60 is fastened from the upper side of the support 30 to fix the pillar 50 and the support 30 in an integrated manner. At this time, the support 30 and the cradle 10, the connecting member 20, the coupling nut 40 is provided in an integrated state.

The user looks at the angle dropped by mounting the fishing rod (2) to the holder (10), loosen the coupling nut 40 to adjust the angle of the holder (10) and then tighten the coupling nut 40 again to the fishing rod (2). Set the angle of bleeding properly.

When the angle of casting of the fishing rod 2 is set as described above, the coupling nut 40 is tightened so that the side of the coupling portion 32 of the coupling nut 40 and the support 30 is in close contact with each other.

In addition, if you want to change the casting direction of the fishing rod (2), if necessary, loosen the fixing nut 60 slightly, then rotate the support 30, and then tighten the fixing nut 60 by fastening again. At this time, in the state in which the fixing nut 60 is fastened, the toothed portion 56 of the column 50 and the toothed surface 37 of the support 30 are in close contact with each other, so that the toothed surface of the support 30 is positioned. (37) and the teeth 56 of the column 50 do not cross each other, it is prevented that the direction of the holder 10 is arbitrarily twisted.

And another embodiment of the fishing rod pedestal for seashore rock according to the present invention is made to connect integrally between the pair of cradle 10 by using a connection member 20, as shown in Figs.

A male screw 22 is formed at the center of the connecting member 20, and only one coupling nut 40 is used.

In the above, the holder 10 is manufactured by fixing the holder 10 to the connection member 20 by welding or the like in the state in which the coupling nut 40 and the support 30 are coupled to the connection member 20.

In the above description of the preferred embodiment of the fishing rod supporter for seashore rock according to the present invention, the present invention is not limited to this, but the utility model registration claims and the detailed description of the design and various modifications to be carried out within the scope of the accompanying drawings. It is possible and this also belongs to the scope of the present invention.

According to the fishing rod pedestal for fishing on the seashore according to the present invention made as described above, since the lower end insertion portion of the column is formed in a wedge shape, it is possible to easily hit it with a hammer even if there is a small gap on the seashore. Furthermore, it is possible to easily fix the column firmly on the sea rocks without using lead, it is possible to prevent the problem of environmental pollution.

And according to the present invention, the fishing rod pedestal for seashore rock can be freely rotated 360 degrees left and right by the sawtooth-shaped tooth surface and the toothed portion, so that the orientation of the cradle is always changed regardless of the installation position of the column It is possible to cast a fishing rod towards the sea.

According to the fishing rod pedestal for seashore rock according to the present invention, it is possible to adjust the angle of the cradle by loosening the coupling nut, it is possible to adjust the upper and lower positions of the fishing rod corresponding to the installation angle of the column (angle of the rock formation gap), It is possible to set the installation position of the column more freely.

In addition, according to the fishing rod pedestal for fishing on the seashore according to the present invention, it is possible to prevent the fishing rod from slipping off the cradle to the sea side because the friction portion is provided on the cradle.

According to the fishing rod pedestal for fishing on the seashore according to the present invention, since the fishing rod is mounted on the cradle in the shape of "X", when the force of the fish is applied to the fishing rod, the fishing rod becomes more in close contact with the cradle, and the fishing rod is easily detached from the cradle. Is prevented.

Therefore, according to the crayfish fishing rod support according to the present invention, even if the user does something for a while or removes the eye from the fishing rod, the fishing rod is prevented from slipping off to the sea momentarily, it can reduce the user's anxiety, It is possible for the user to take a break for a while to reduce the degree of fatigue.

Claims (6)

A pair of cradles which are formed in a long oval shape or a rectangular shape in a straight line and which are covered with a fishing rod and are spaced at regular intervals, A connecting member connected to the pair of cradles and extending in a direction facing each other, the male screw being formed; A coupling nut in which a female screw is coupled to the male screw of the connection member; A support having a coupling part formed with a female screw fastened to the male screw of the connecting member and an empty cylindrical cylindrical part arranged in a direction crossing each other, and having a plurality of radial teeth on the lower end surface of the cylindrical part; The lower end is formed with a wedge-shaped insertion portion and is inserted into the cylindrical portion of the support, and the assembly is formed with a male screw is installed in the upper end and the tooth is engaged with the radial tooth shape formed on the lower end surface of the support. A pillar installed adjacent to the assembly portion with a diameter larger than that of the portion, Seaside fishing rod support including a fixing nut is formed with a female screw is fastened to the male screw formed in the assembly portion of the column. The method according to claim 1, Both ends of the cradle is a fishing rod support for seashore rock is formed friction portion formed by coating a large friction material. The method according to claim 1, The upper portion of the pillar to prevent the slip when caught by hand and to create a handle portion of the fishing rock fishing rod pedestal so as to relieve the impact transmitted when hitting with a hammer. The method according to claim 1, Coupling of the coupling nut and the support member of the support for the seashore rock fishing is performed so that the coupling side of the coupling nut and the support of the support nut is more strongly when one end portion of the cradle is rotated upward Rod pedestal. The method according to claim 1, Fishing rod pedestal for mud rock connecting the fixing nut and the pillar. The method according to claim 1, Further comprising an auxiliary pillar is inserted into the insertion portion of the pillar, Wedge-shaped insertion portion is formed at the lower end of the auxiliary pillar, The hollow portion is formed in a circular shape having an inner diameter corresponding to the outer diameter of the pillar and the bottom portion is formed in the upper portion of the auxiliary pillar formed of an inner diameter smaller than the outer diameter of the pillar, In the portion where the bottom portion of the hollow portion is located is formed a locking hole penetrating in the radial direction The auxiliary pillar is provided with a fixing screw that is fastened when the pillar is inserted into the hollow part to prevent the pillar from being separated. A fishing rod pedestal for mud rock fishing is installed in the auxiliary pillar is connected to the plug inserted into the hollow portion in a row.

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