RU2285401C2 - Small-sized sliding hook for connecting of main line with carriers - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: amateur and sportive fishery, in particular, fishery equipment parts for eliminating looping and tangling of carriers.

SUBSTANCE: small-sized sliding hook has droplet-shaped body equipped with central opening and opening for line extending perpendicular to central opening. Two slots arranged opposite opening for line are adapted for fixing of carrier and are arranged at equal angle symmetrically to center of lower part of body. Section defined by said slots has width in its upper part greater than in its lower part, and height of said section is always greater than its width. Owing to resiliency increased by twice, distance of perpendicular deviation of carrier from main line is correspondingly increased.

EFFECT: increased efficiency in eliminating looping and tangling of carriers when said carriers are fastened by loop-in-loop method, because part of carrier leading from small-sized hook is formed from two lines.

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Description

I. Technical Field

The invention, which is proposed, relates to amateur and sports fishing, is an element of fishing tackle to connect the main fishing line with leashes and eliminate looping, as well as tangling the leashes.

II. The prior art (the closest analogue)

As the closest analogue, the LEADER design can be used (patent US 2225135A, July 1, 1937).

This constructive solution is the closest to the proposed and may be a prototype. The prototype has the following disadvantages.

- The LEADER does not have the ability to freely rotate on the main line, because the twisting configuration of the tube into which the main line is passed is a stopper, i.e. it clamps when the main fishing line is pulled. This phenomenon will inevitably lead to a twist of the leash for the main fishing line.

- The next disadvantage of the analogue is that the leash is mounted on a tubular loop and can move along it, i.e. make both oscillatory movements on the axis of the tube, and longitudinal, which will lead to a whip of the leash for the main fishing line.

III. Disclosure of invention

The basis of the invention is the task to develop a carabiner for connecting the main fishing line with leashes and eliminate loop formation and tangling of leashes. To achieve this goal, it is necessary that the carabiner and the leash are always perpendicular to the main line, and also increase the distance of the leash from the main line when moving the gear in an aqueous environment. The fulfillment of these conditions will not allow the leash to spin and overlap with the main fishing line, as well as to avoid looping.

The problem is solved as follows.

A sliding carabiner is made to connect the main fishing line with leashes, which has a drop-shaped body in which there is a central hole and a hole for the fishing line, which differs in that the hole for the fishing line is perpendicular to the axis of the central hole, and two grooves are made opposite to the fishing line hole for fixing which are placed at the same angle symmetrically to the center of the lower part of the housing, and the cross-section formed by the grooves has a width in the upper part greater than in the lower, and the height of this cheniya always greater than its width.

The proposed design of the carabiner most effectively eliminates the loop formation and entanglement of the leashes with the method of attaching them "loop into loop", because the part of the leash, which starts from the carabiner, is formed of two lines, due to the doubled elasticity, respectively, increase the distance of the perpendicular deviation of the leash from the main fishing line.

When using soft or thin lines, other ways of attaching leashes are ineffective, because in a leash from one fishing line there is not enough elasticity to deviate from the main fishing line.

When tightening the loops of the leash in such a section (Fig. 5) with small radii and greater curvature, permanent deformation of the fishing line occurs and the loop of the leash is reliably fixed. The loop is tightened in the opposite direction to its deflection and the fishing line, permanently deforming, acquires the necessary perpendicular direction (Fig.6). The tightening angle of the leash on (figure 5) must begin to tighten from a small, and then increasing to achieve the required perpendicular direction.

Exceeding the height of the section over its width prevents displacement when tightening the loop.

The section made with grooves at a symmetrical angle is optimal for placing the leash, because the shape of the loop (Fig. 7) is identical to the loop in the final stage of tightening or natural.

Symmetrical grooves, deepened to the center of the lower part of the carabiner case, allow to achieve extremely fixing properties.

An analysis of well-known technical solutions in the industry of amateur and sports fishing allows us to conclude that the sliding rifle for connecting the main fishing line with leashes differs from the existing prototype in a more effective way and ensures the effectiveness of fishing, which meets the criterion of "NOVELTY".

IV. Brief Description of the Drawings

General view of the proposed device (figure 1) in an enlarged view and the actual size of the carabiner (Fig. 8). Figure 2 shows the method of fastening the carabiner using restrictive knots, and figure 3 - using the locking beads. Figure 4 shows the cross section on which the leash is attached, and in Figures 5 and 6, the leash is tightened and the direction it acquires. In Fig.7 - the identity of the loop in the final stage of tightening in the form of a loop of a leash on the cross section of the carabiner.

V. The implementation of the invention

A sliding carbine for connecting the main fishing line with leashes has a drop-shaped body 1 with a central hole 2 and a hole 3 under the fishing line placed perpendicular to the axis of the central hole. Opposite the hole for the fishing line there are two grooves 4 for fixing the leash 5, which are placed at the same angle symmetrically to the center of the lower part of the housing. The section formed by the grooves 4 has a width in the upper part greater than in the lower, and the height of this section is always greater than its width. The carabiner is placed between the restrictive nodules 6 or retaining beads 7.

Stop beads have better stopper properties, as are large and, therefore, withstand greater tensile forces, i.e. more effective.

Claims (1)

A sliding carabiner for connecting the main fishing line with leashes, which has a drop-shaped body in which there is a central hole and a hole for the fishing line, characterized in that the hole for the fishing line is perpendicular to the axis of the central hole, and opposite to the fishing line hole are two grooves for fixing, which placed at the same angle symmetrically to the center of the lower part of the body, and the section formed by the grooves has a width in the upper part than in the lower one, and the height of this section is always greater than e about the width.

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