RU97596U1 - BACKGROUND DEVICE FOR CATCHING FISHING GAME WITH OUTDOOR WATER - Google Patents

Abstract

 An off-hook device for catching beaten game from open water, containing a float, hooks and cargo, interconnected and connected with a fishing line or cord, characterized in that the device is equipped with a rod connected to a fishing line or cord, at one end of which a float is fixed, at the other the load is fixed at the end, and the hooks are located around the rod between the load and the float, with each hook lying in a plane passing through the longitudinal axis of the rod with an angular offset relative to each other, and has an elongated part attached under an acute angle to the rod, the tip towards the float, and a short part bent at an angle to the elongated one, each hook made of an elastic springy material that allows the hook to bend and detach the hook from a foreign object, such as driftwood, if the line or cord is exceeded.

Description

The utility model relates to the field of hunting and fishing and can be used to catch beaten game from open water in amateur and commercial hunting.

Currently, there is a device for catching game from open water containing a hook fixed on a rigid base, see Russian Federation patent No. 2366171, class A01L 97/14, published on 09/10/2009. The device is a hook that cannot be used at a large distance of bat game from the coast.

A flashing device is also known that contains a float, hooks and cargo, interconnected and connected with a fishing line or cord, see USSR author's certificate No. 1692462, class A01K 85/00, published on 11/23/1991 in bull. No. 43. The known device also has rigid hooks, which leads to the following disadvantages: the device is inconvenient to use when catching beaten game from open water and leads to the breakage of the fishing line or cord when the hook snags when the tension of the fishing line or cord is exceeded and the device is lost.

The claimed utility model poses the technical task of creating such a device for catching beaten game from open water, which prevents the breakage of fishing line or cord and the loss of an off-hook device and increases the usability of the device.

The solution to this problem is provided due to the fact that the casting device for catching beaten game from open water, containing a float, hooks and cargo, interconnected and connected with a fishing line or cord, is equipped with a rod connected to the fishing line or cord, at one end of which is fixed the float, the load is fixed at the other end, and the hooks are located around the rod between the load and the float, with each hook lying in a plane passing through the longitudinal axis of the rod with an angular offset relative to each other, and is elongated the sharp part is attached at an acute angle to the rod, the tip is towards the float, and the short part is bent at an angle to the elongated one, each hook made of an elastic springy material that allows the hook to bend and detach the hook from a foreign object, such as driftwood, if the tension is exceeded fishing line or cord.

The claimed device for catching bat game from open water has a combination of essential features unknown from the prior art for devices of similar purpose, which allows us to conclude that the criterion of "novelty" for the utility model is met.

The utility model is illustrated using the attached drawing. Figure 1 of the drawing shows a General view of the casting device for catching bat game from open water.

The device of the utility model is as follows. The casting device for catching game from open water contains a float (1), hooks (2) and a load (3) connected to each other and connected with a fishing line or cord (4). The device is equipped with a rod (5) connected to the fishing line or cord (4), at one end of which a float (1) is fixed, a load (3) is fixed at the other end, and hooks (2) are located around the rod (5) between the load (3) ) and a float (1). Moreover, each hook (2) lies in a plane passing through the longitudinal axis of the rod (5) with an angular displacement relative to each other, and has an elongated part, attached at an acute angle to the rod (5), with a tip towards the float (1), and the short part, bent at an angle to the elongated. Moreover, each hook (2) is made of an elastic springy material that ensures the hook is bent and the hook (2) is self-detached from a foreign object, such as driftwood, when the tension of the fishing line or cord (4) is exceeded.

The device can be used in conjunction with a spinning rod with a reel or simply with a cord. To catch beaten game from open water, the off-casting device is thrown beyond the location of the beaten game located on the surface of open water, and is pulled towards itself, adjusting the direction of movement with the help of a fishing rod or cord. At the same time, the hooks catch on the game and allow you to pull the game to yourself. In the case of catching on a foreign object, such as a snag, and exceeding the tension of the fishing line or cord, the hooks bend and slide off the obstacle, providing self-detachment of the device.

The proposed utility model can be repeatedly made from elements and materials manufactured by domestic and foreign industry and can be used to catch open game from open water in amateur and commercial hunting, which allows us to conclude that the utility model meets the criterion of “industrial applicability”.

The proposed casting device for catching game from open water is manufactured, tested and tested with positive results.

Claims (1)

An off-hook device for catching beaten game from open water, containing a float, hooks and cargo, interconnected and connected with a fishing line or cord, characterized in that the device is equipped with a rod connected to a fishing line or cord, at one end of which a float is fixed, at the other the load is fixed at the end, and the hooks are located around the rod between the load and the float, with each hook lying in a plane passing through the longitudinal axis of the rod with an angular offset relative to each other, and has an elongated part attached under an acute angle to the rod, the tip towards the float, and a short part bent at an angle to the elongated one, each hook made of an elastic springy material that allows the hook to bend and detach the hook from a foreign object, such as driftwood, if the tension of the fishing line or cord is exceeded.