KR20240047602A - Sinker throwing device - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a bongdol throwing device, and in particular, a gripping member that is in the form of a tube and is held by the user so that the bongdol used for cutlassfish fishing can be safely thrown to the correct point without shaking; A throwing guide member that is erected at the upper end of the holding member, accommodates the ball to be thrown inside the lower side adjacent to the holding member, and is capable of moving the ball toward the top along the guide portion, wherein the guide portion has an arc-shaped cross section. It relates to a bongdol thrower, which is characterized in that it is erected so as to be open toward the front.

Description

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The present invention relates to a stone thrower, and particularly to a stone thrower that can effectively throw stones used for cutlassfish fishing.

In general, in order to fish for cutlassfish, a rod, which is a fishing rod specifically for cutlassfish, is fixed to the boat, a rig is made so that it is located at the end of the rod, and then the rod is thrown so that the bait-loaded rig is submerged underwater along with the rod.

These rods are used to send multiple hooks loaded with bait into the sea at once, and must be thrown far away without tangling the gear. However, because several people are on board a fishing boat, the fishing space is limited, and the fishing boat is shaken by currents or wind, making it difficult to throw heavy boulders weighing 800 to 1,000 g accurately and far.

Devices that automatically throw boulders have also appeared, but these devices are heavy, so it is not easy to change the throwing point considering various situations, and the price is high, making it difficult to popularize them.

Although there are tools that individuals can easily purchase to manually throw the bongdol, this is done by ensuring that the ring connected to the bongdol is caught on one end of the stick, then holding the other end of the stick and moving the other end of the stick from the back to the front. It is configured to throw bongdol. In the process of throwing the bongdol, such a boulder thrower may become separated from the bongdol bar, threatening the safety of the user and those around them. In addition, the boulder will shake in all directions, making it difficult for the user to accurately throw the boulder to the desired point. The problem is that it is very difficult.

Republic of Korea Registered Utility Model No. 20-0361573 ‘Variable Length Bong Stone Thrower’

The purpose of the present invention is to solve the above problems and to provide a blower that can safely throw the sticks used for cutlassfish fishing to the correct point without shaking.

The present invention for achieving the above object is a bongdol thrower, which includes a gripping member that is held by the user while forming a tube shape; A throwing guide member that is erected at the upper end of the holding member, accommodates the ball to be thrown inside the lower side adjacent to the holding member, and is capable of moving the ball toward the top along the guide portion, wherein the guide portion has an arc-shaped cross section. It is built to be open toward the front.

Additionally, the guide portion may be formed to have a length corresponding to at least three times the length of the bongdol.

Additionally, the throwing guide member may be arranged to form an obtuse angle with the holding member.

In addition, the upper end of the holding member and the lower end of the throwing guide member may be hinged at one point, and the opposite side of the hinged connection may be interconnected and fixed by a fastening member.

Additionally, the holding member may be provided with a hook-shaped holder at the bottom.

According to the present invention, in order to fish for cutlassfish, as the user holds the grip member and swings it from the rear to the front, the rod is partially wrapped by the guide portion accommodated at the bottom of the throwing guide member and moves to the top along the guide portion. As a result, the bongdol can be safely thrown to the correct point without shaking.

Additionally, since the throwing guide member is arranged to form an obtuse angle with the gripping member, the bongdol can be sent far away with only a small movement when throwing.

In addition, since the present invention's bongdol thrower can be folded, portability can be increased, and fishing rods, etc. can be stored in the grip member and throwing guy member. In addition, the present invention can be easily mounted on a fishing boat, etc. when not in use through the mounting device.

Figure 1 is a perspective view showing the bongdol thrower of the present invention,
Figure 2 is a side view showing the bongdol thrower of the present invention,
Figure 3 is an example showing the present inventor's Bongdol Thrower in a mounted state;
Figure 4 is an example showing the process of a user holding the bongdol thrower of the present invention and throwing a bongdol;
Figure 5 is an illustration showing the folded state of the present invention's bongdol thrower;
Figure 6 is an example showing a state in which the holding member and the throwing guide member applied to the bongdol thrower of the present invention are coupled by a fastening member;
Figure 7 is an exemplary diagram showing that a bongdol is supported by a fixing nut applied to the bongdol thrower of the present invention.

In the present invention, a gripping member formed in the form of a tube and held by the user so that the bongdol used for cutlassfish fishing can be safely thrown to the correct point without shaking; A throwing guide member that is erected at the upper end of the holding member, accommodates the ball to be thrown inside the lower side adjacent to the holding member, and is capable of moving the ball toward the top along the guide portion, wherein the guide portion has an arc-shaped cross section. We propose a bongdol thrower, which is characterized in that it is erected so as to be open toward the front.

The scope of the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described below, and various modifications may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the technical gist of the present invention.

Hereinafter, the present inventor's bongdol thrower will be described in detail with reference to the attached FIGS. 1 to 7.

The present inventor's bongdol thrower, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 7, includes a holding member 100 that the user holds, a throwing guide member 200 that accommodates the bongdol 10 and guides the movement of the bongdol 10. Includes. The bongdol (10) in the present invention is used for cutlassfish fishing, etc., and may mean that it is formed to have a weight of about 800 to 1,000 g and a length of about 15 to 17 cm.

The gripping member 100 may be in the form of a hollow tube, and is preferably formed to have a length of about 50 to 70 cm so that the user can hold it with both hands positioned up and down. Accordingly, the user can throw the bongdol (10) with both hands, which can greatly reduce the fatigue suffered by the shoulder muscles when throwing the bongdol (10). In addition, the gripping member 100 is preferably made of PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) or stainless steel so that it can have a certain level of strength without rusting.

In addition, the gripping member 100 may be provided with a hook-shaped holder 110 at the bottom. As an example, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the holder 110 is provided so that one end is coupled to the lower end of the holding member 100 and the other end spaced apart from the holding member 100 is disposed toward the front, so that the entire It is preferable that it is located within the diameter of the holding member 100 or that only a small portion deviates to the outside from the holding member 100. This mounting device 110 can be easily mounted on a fishing boat, etc., as shown in FIG. 3 when the present invention is not in use, and allows the present invention to be used immediately when necessary.

The throwing guide member 200 is provided to stand on the upper end of the gripping member 100, and includes a piling stone receiving portion 200a in which the bongdol 10 to be thrown is accommodated inside the lower side adjacent to the holding member 100, and a bongdol. The bongdol 10 accommodated in the receiving part 200a may include a guide part 200b that provides a path for moving toward the top according to the user's movement. Like the gripping member 100, the throwing guide member 200 is preferably made of PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) or stainless steel so that it can have a certain level of strength without rusting.

Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 6, the bongdol receiving portion 200a may be formed in the form of a tube with a hollow interior and a length shorter than the length of the bongdol 10, and thus the bongdol (200a) may be formed to the outside. Since a portion of 10) is exposed, it is desirable for the user to be able to see at a glance that the bongdol 10 is accommodated in the bongdol receiving portion 200a.

The guide portion 200b extends upward from the rod receiving portion 200a, and is formed so that its cross section forms an arc shape. At this time, the guide portion 200b is preferably formed in an arc shape with a width slightly larger than the maximum width of the bongdol 10, so that it can be moved while a part of the bongdol 10 is wrapped. And the guide portion 200b is formed to have a length corresponding to at least 3 times the length of the bongdol 10, so that the present invention can be used from the rear in order to throw the bongdol 10 while holding the grip member 100. When swinging forward, it is desirable to have sufficient speed in a certain direction at the point when the bongdol 10 deviates from the present invention. That is, considering the length of the bongdol 10, it is preferable that the guide part 200b has at least 45 cm or more.

This guide portion 200b is erected on the upper side of the holding member 100 so as to be open toward the front. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 4, with the bongdol 10 accommodated inside the lower end of the throwing guide member 200, the user holds the gripping member 100 and moves the present invention from rear to front toward the target point located in the front. When swinging, the bongdol (10) moves stably to the top without shaking along the guide part (200b) and flies toward the target point beyond the present invention in an accelerated state, so even a beginner can easily throw the bongdol (10). there is.

The throwing guide member 200 as described above may be arranged to form an obtuse angle with the holding member 100, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. As an example, the holding member 100 and the throwing guide member 200 may be arranged so that the forward angle at which the bongdol 10 is thrown forms 160° to 170° with the holding member 100.

For example, if the angle at which the bongdol 10 must be thrown in order to fly as far as possible is 45°, in the process of swinging the present invention from rear to front, the angle formed by the throwing guide member 200 with the sea level is 45°. The gripping member 100 can be swung to such an extent that the angle formed by the gripping member 100 with the sea level is approximately 55 to 75° at the time the bongdol 10 is thrown. In other words, since the bongdol (10) is thrown even if the range at which the user swings the present invention is not large, the bongdol (10) can be thrown far away with only a small movement in a narrow space without causing damage to people around it.

In addition, the throwing guide member 200 has a structure bent forward with respect to the holding member 100, and due to the bent angle, the bongdol 10 accommodated inside the lower end of the throwing guide member 200 has an empty interior. It can be prevented from falling into the gripping member 100, which has a tube shape.

Meanwhile, the bongdol thrower of the present invention may be configured to be foldable. For example, as shown in Figure 5, the upper end of the holding member 100 and the lower end of the throwing guide member 200 are hinged at one point, and the opposite side of the hinged connection is connected to each other by the fastening member 300. It may be configured to be fixed. At this time, it is preferable that the point facing backward is hinged and the point facing forward is fixedly connected by the fastening member 300.

The fastening member 300 may be a member fastened in various ways, but it is preferable to use a fastening member such as a cicada ring that has a strong fastening force and is configured to be easily disengaged. For example, the fastening member 300 includes a latch 310 coupled to the upper front side of the holding member 100 and a lower front side of the throwing guide member 200, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6. It may include a locking member 320 that is coupled, and after unfolding the present invention in a folded state so that the throwing guide member 200 is erected on the upper side of the holding member 100, the latch 310 is connected to the locking member 320. ) by hanging and fixing it, the holding member 100 and the throwing guide member 200 can be firmly fastened.

In addition, the locking hole 320 may be formed in the form of a bolt, and a threaded coupling portion may be provided to penetrate a point of the throwing guide member 200 so that the head protrudes outward from the throwing guide member 200. At this time, as shown in FIG. 7, the fixing nut 330 may be coupled to the coupling portion of the locking hole 320 located on the inside of the throwing guide member 200. This fixing nut 330 serves to support the lower end of the bongdol 10 accommodated inside the lower end of the throwing guide member 200, and can effectively prevent the bongdol 10 from falling into the holding member 100. .

The present invention, which is configured to be foldable as described above, can increase portability and also serves to protect the fishing rod, etc. from external shock by allowing the fishing rod, etc. to be stored within the folded holding member 100 and the throwing guide member 200. can do.

10: Bongdol
100: gripping member 110: holder
200: Throwing guide member 200a: Bongdol receiving part
200b: guide part
300: Fastening member 310: Clasp
320: Locking hole 330: Fixing nut

Claims (5)

A gripping member (100) formed in a tube shape and gripped by the user;
It is erected at the top of the holding member 100 and accommodates the bongdol 10 to be thrown inside the lower side adjacent to the holding member 100, and the bongdol 10 can be moved toward the top along the guide portion 200b. Including a throwing guide member (200);
The guide portion (200a) is a stone throwing device, characterized in that the cross section forms an arc shape and is erected to be open toward the front. According to paragraph 1,
The guide part (200b) is a stone thrower, characterized in that it is formed to have a length corresponding to at least three times the length of the stone (10). According to paragraph 1,
The throwing guide member (200) is a stone thrower, characterized in that it is arranged to form an obtuse angle with the holding member (100). According to paragraph 1,
The upper end of the holding member 100 and the lower end of the throwing guide member 200 are hinged at one point, and the opposite side of the hinged joint is interconnected and fixed by a fastening member 300. . According to paragraph 1,
The holding member 100 is a bongdol thrower, characterized in that it is provided with a hook-shaped holder 110 at the bottom.

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