KR970006706Y1 - Fishing rod - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

Fishing rod stand with fishing rod drag prevention structure

1 is an explanatory diagram showing a normal fishing state

2 is a perspective view of a holder of a conventional fishing rod support

3 is a perspective view of another holder of a conventional fishing rod support

4 is an exemplary view showing a state of use of a conventional holder.

(A) is also an example of the normal function

(B) is an illustration of the case where the fishing rod is removed from the holder

5 is an exploded perspective view of the pedestal holder of the first embodiment of the present invention

6 is a cross-sectional view of the pedestal holder of the first embodiment of the present invention

7 is a bottom view of the holding part of the holder according to the present invention

8 is an exploded perspective view of the pedestal holder of the second embodiment of the present invention

9 is a side view showing a normal state of the holder of the present invention

(A) is a side view of the first embodiment

(B) is a side view of the second embodiment

10 is a side view showing a state in which the holder of the present invention is rotated,

(A) is a side view according to the first embodiment

(B) is a side view according to the second embodiment

The present invention relates to a fishing rod pedestal, and more particularly, to a structure of a fishing rod pedestal holder having a structure for preventing the fishing rod from being drawn out by the meat.

In most freshwater fishing at present, fishing is carried out in a state as shown in FIG. That is, the front support 11 and the back support 12 are used to hang the fishing rod 10 in a draped state. In the case of fishing on the base, it is common to fix only the front supporter to a fixing means (usually, a band-like thing like a band closely adheres to the top of the seat) mounted on the top of the seat.

It can be seen that V-shaped holders 11a and 12a for supporting the fishing rods are mounted at the front ends of the front support 11 and the back support 12. As shown in FIG. 2, the holder 11a of the front rest is manufactured by using a synthetic resin made of plastic material in a shape that is split upward in a V shape to seat the fishing rod. And in the case of night fishing, the holder 11a may be molded with the K-light mounting hole 11b in order to facilitate the positioning of the pedestal.

The following problems are pointed out when fishing using such a pedestal.

First, when the fishing rod is not noticed due to the carelessness of the fisherman, and the fishing rod is prevented, the meat often occurs when the fishing rod is pulled away, and in the case of the recent scent fishing (usually using the pedestal) is more frequent.

In order to solve this problem, there is a case of using a rear line (usually made of elastic material and fixing the other side to another part) connected to the ring fixed to the rear end of the fishing rod, but fixed to another place using a separate rear line There is inconvenience in use which should be done, and it is quite troublesome to go fishing with this back line.

In addition, there are products on the market that prevent the meat from pulling the fishing rod using the shape of the holder of the backrest, but this also requires attaching a separate device to the rear end of the fishing rod using a hook, and does not use the backrest. In that case, the problem of being unavailable is pointed out. This problem is recently required when using a kind of fishing pole fishing grounds, because the use of the backrest is not possible, the means for preventing the drag of the fishing rod on the front rest itself is required.

The holder shown in FIG. 3 is a holder of a fishing pedestal proposed by the present application to solve this problem.

The holder 20 disclosed in FIG. 3 is configured to form a circular body portion 24 having a portion partially open at the bottom of the V-shaped holder. That is, the fishing rod is focused on the fact that the fishing rod is molded in a constant tapered shape from the chopping rod to the handle portion. That is, the inner diameter of the circular body portion 24 is thicker than the chopping rod or middle portion of the fishing rod, but is formed smaller than the diameter near the handle.

4 shows a state of use of the holder 20. Referring to (a) of FIG. 4, the simple explanation is that the fish tries to run off the fishing rod without the fisherman's knowledge. It is caught in the circular body portion 24 molded in.

The pedestal holder proposed by the applicant is sufficient to be used where the water depth is relatively inclined, but when the water bed or the water depth is rapidly deepened, as shown in (b) of FIG. If the fish escape to the depths without being pulled up to the handle portion caught by the circular body of the holder, a fishing rod is erected toward the air (arrow direction). In this state, if the diameter of the middle portion of the fishing rod caught by the holder is completely larger than the inner diameter of the holder, it does not matter much. However, in the case of non-numbered or slightly larger, the fishing rod may come out of the holder. It may occur.

This problem can be pointed out in view of the fact that the holder is molded from a synthetic resin material having some elasticity.

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and in any case, an object of the present invention is to provide a pedestal having a structure capable of stopping a fishing rod pulled by meat.

In accordance with this purpose, the fishing rod pedestal according to the present invention, the upper portion of the circular body portion is formed at the lower end of the V-shaped wing portion for seating the fishing rod at the top and extending from the body portion at the bottom, the groove is opened inwardly The molded part has a holding part formed with a locking jaw at the lower end, a pin coupled to the groove of the holding part, elastic means for pushing the rear side wall of the groove at the front lower end, and projections caught at the locking jaw at both side walls. It is composed of a support provided, the fishing rod is pulled to the circular body portion is characterized in that the holding unit is equipped with a holder that can be rotated until the locking jaw is caught in the projections, the embodiment disclosed in the accompanying drawings Through this invention will be described in more detail.

As shown in FIG. 5, the holder according to the present invention includes a holding part 30 for seating and supporting a fishing rod, and a holding part 40 for connecting the holding part to the main body of the pedestal, and for holding the holding part. do.

The holding part 30 has a wing portion 32 divided into a V-shape, a circular body portion 34 formed on the lower end of the wing portion 32 and having an upper portion open, and the circular body portion. And a leg portion 36 extending downward from the bottom.

The cylindrical body portion 34 of which the wing portion 32 and the upper portion are open is the same as the construction of Utility Model Registration Application No. 94-19741 filed by the present application. The cylindrical portion 34 of which the upper part is open is seated in the fishing rod therein, and when the meat pulls out the fishing rod, the handle portion of the fishing rod passes through the cylindrical body portion, than the diameter of the handle portion of the fishing rod Molded to a small inner diameter is molded to stop the fishing rod pulled out. That is, the inner diameter of the cylindrical body portion 34 is formed smaller than the diameter near the handle of the fishing rod and is formed larger than the portion (usually about 3/1 part in front of the fishing rod) to normally seat the fishing rod. Next, the leg portion 36 extending downward from the body portion 34 will be described. The leg portion 36 is provided with a coupling hole 36a for pin coupling in order to be rotatably supported with the support portion 40 to be described later and a predetermined section. And the leg portion 36 extending downward, the groove 36b is formed in the middle in order to engage with the support portion 40. The groove 36b is for receiving and supporting the support portion through the support portion 40 and the pin coupling hole 36a described above, and the rear side wall thereof is sealed. The state of such a leg part can be confirmed by the bottom view shown in FIG.

In addition, a locking jaw 36c is formed at the lower portion of the leg portion 36. In the illustrated embodiment, the lower portion of the leg portion 36 is formed in a round shape as a whole, and the surface engaging with the support portion 40 has a small circular shape, and the rear surface has a large circular shape, thereby naturally forming the locking step 36c. It is intended to be, but will not be limited to this shape. However, if there is a locking jaw toward the support portion 40 at the lower portion of the leg portion 36 so as to catch the projection 44 of the support portion 40 to be described later to stop the rotation sufficiently to achieve the object of the present invention It is possible. And as clearly shown in Figure 5, when using the fishing rod support according to the present invention for night fishing, in order to facilitate the location of the chemistry light insertion hole 36h in the horizontal direction on the upper portion of the pin coupling hole (36a) It would be desirable to mold it. In this case, the chemistry light insertion hole (36h) located in the back of the holding portion may not be noticeable when viewed from the position of the fishing man, it is preferable that the holder according to the present invention is molded from the material of the transparent synthetic resin material Do.

Next, the support 40 will be described with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6.

The support portion 40 is accommodated in the groove (36b) in the front, the insertion portion 48 for pin coupling so as to be rotated for a certain section and the rear portion coupling portion 46 for coupling to the fishing rod pedestal body (not shown) It is provided. Coupling portion 46 is simply possible if the structure can be coupled to the pedestal body. That is, it may be circular for insertion into the inside of the pedestal main body, or may be a structure in which the pedestal main body is accommodated inside and inserted and fixed.

Next, the structure of the inserting portion 48 which is pin-coupled with the holding portion 30 and is rotatably supported by a predetermined section will be described.

The insertion portion 48 is inserted into the groove 36b of the holding portion 30 and is molded to have the same thickness as seen from the top surface so as to be rotatable. And both side walls are formed in the same position as the pin coupling hole (36a) of the holding portion of the pin coupling hole 42 is supported only a certain section by the pin coupling.

And behind the pin coupling hole 42, a projection 44 is caught on the locking projection 36c of the holding portion. And, as shown in Figure 6, the overall shape of the front of the support portion 40 is formed in a semi-circular shape as a whole in order to enable a certain section rotation of the holding portion 30. A groove 48a is formed in the lower end of the front, specifically, the lower end of the pin insertion hole 42. A spring 48b is built into the groove 48a, and a push is provided on the front surface of the spring 48b. The member 48c is built in.

Next, with reference to FIG. 8 showing a second embodiment of the present invention, the support 40 according to the second embodiment of the present invention will be described.

The supporting part 40 according to the present embodiment has all other parts the same as the part of the first embodiment, and is configured in a shape different from the locking projection 36c of the leg part. That is, as shown in FIG. 8, the protrusion 44 'according to the present invention has a shape different from the protrusion 44 of the first embodiment protruding from the side of the insertion portion of the support portion 40. In the side surface of the groove 44 is formed by forming a groove along a path from which the locking jaw 36c moves from the lower side, and removing the groove at a predetermined position and molding the groove to the same thickness as the upper side of the side. Of course, this embodiment also serves the same role as the projection of the first embodiment described above.

The overall coupling relationship and operating principle of the holder according to the present invention configured as described above will be described.

5 and 6, the insertion portion 48 of the support portion 40 is accommodated in the groove 36b of the holding portion 30, and the pin coupling through the respective pin coupling holes (36a, 42) do. In this state, the holding part 30 is simply supported by the support part 40 so as to be rotatable.

Here, the elastic force of the spring 48b provided at the front lower end of the support portion 40 pushes the push member 48c, and the push member 48c pushes the rear side wall 36f of the leg portion 36. Therefore, in this state, the holding part 30 is pressed in the counterclockwise direction. However, as shown in FIG. 6, the holding portion 30 is in a state where the upper surface 36g of the groove 36b is in contact with the upper surface 48f of the support portion, so that it no longer rotates counterclockwise. The case where this state is normally used is shown.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 9 and 10 will be described a state in which the holding portion 30 is rotated in the clockwise direction to hold the fishing rod while the fishing rod is pulled out by the meat stops. First, the holder in the normal state of FIG. 9 is shown, and (a) shows that of the first embodiment, and (b) shows that of the second embodiment.

For example, if the fish drags the fishing rod due to the carelessness of the fishing shoes, the water depth is too deep, and the meat only digs downward to the deep side. Of course, if the fish is drawn to a gentle angle inclined in a gentle angle here, the fishing rod is naturally caught on the circular body portion 34 according to the present invention, in this case, it is natural to prevent the fishing rod from being pulled out without any problems. Done.

If the hook is digging into the bottom only sharply, the chord part of the fishing rod is almost soft, and there is also a load of the fishing rod itself, so the chord part is almost free to be lifted to the handle part with the holder as a support point, and always pulled out to a certain length The handle part is lifted up to some extent, and as shown in FIG. 10, the fishing rod itself is steeply inclined into the water.

When the fishing rod starts to be lifted in this way, the diameter of the portion where the fishing rod is located in the holder may be approximately equal to the inner diameter of the circular body portion 34 of the holding portion, or may be increased by a slight difference. Of course, the inner diameter of the circular body portion of the holder should be properly determined with reference to the diameter of each fishing rod. In this state, if the circular body portion 34 of the holding portion is fixed as in the prior art, there is a possibility that a slight deformation occurs due to the material properties of the synthetic resin, and the fishing rod may fall out of the circular body portion of the holder.

According to the present invention, however, in this state, the holding part 30 is rotated clockwise by the force of the fishing rod that is heard when the fishing rod starts to be heard (see arrow of FIG. 10A). When lifted up to an angle, it is pulled downward in the circular body portion of the holder by the weight of itself or the force of the fish. (See FIG. 10) At this time, the holding portion 30, which was rotated in the clockwise direction by the lifting force of the fishing rod, is caught by the projection 44 or 44 'of the lower support jaw 36c. This is avoided. This body state should be made before the holding portion rotates in a clockwise direction to form a straight line with the support portion 40. In view of this position, the locking projection 36c and the protrusion 44 of the support portion 40 are considered. ) Should be determined.

According to the present invention configured and functioning as described above, it is possible to prevent the fishing rod from being dragged by the holder of the pedestal even if the fish pulls out the fishing rod due to the carelessness of the angler.

Furthermore, even if the fish only dig downwards toward the water depth in the depth of water, the fishing rod does not fall out of the holder and it is possible to prevent the drag of the fishing rod.

Claims (1)

The upper portion is formed with a circular body portion 34, the upper portion of which is partially open at the lower end of the V-shaped wing portion 32 for seating the fishing rod: the lower portion extends from the body portion, and an inwardly open groove is formed. At the lower end, the holding part 30 is formed with a locking jaw 36c: An elastic member 48b that is pin-connected to the groove of the holding part 30, and pushes the rear wall of the groove at the front lower end, and projections 44 and 44 'which are caught by the locking jaw 36c on both side walls. Consists of a support (40) comprising: a fishing rod support that is attached to the holder is capable of being rotated until the hook is caught in the protruding fishing hook is caught in the circular body portion.