SK50642006A3 - Programmable electro acoustic sheatfish call - Google Patents

Abstract

A programmable electro acoustic sheatfish call (1) for fishing from a bank or a boat consists of a waterproof float (2); an acoustic effect player (4) with an acoustic carrier, a processor (6), a supply (8), an acoustic carrier (5), a waterproof programme selector (7), a control lamp (13) and a waterproof speaker (3), which is situated inside the said player. The waterproof speaker (3) is situated in a float axis across a water surface (H) and down oriented to form acoustic effects under water, wherein the acoustic effect of well-used wooden sheatfish calls are pre-recorded to the effect carrier (5) of the acoustic effect player (4).

Description

Programmable electroacoustic catfish lure.

Technical field

The invention relates to a programmable electroacoustic lure especially for catching catfish in running or standing water.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The catfish (Silurus Glanis) is our most famous and by far the largest fish that can be caught in various ways. One of them, traditional and particularly interesting with a wooden catfish lure, promises a truly successful fishing from June to mid October. Recently, it has been shown that the use of a wooden lure for catfish can be successful not only in the evening and at night, but also during the day.

The wooden catfish lure belongs to the group of fishing aids, i. does not belong to a wide group of artificial baits. It is only usable for catfish fishing and has not been substantially upgraded to date. The changes made by some manufacturers concern only the material - not the substance, and these are more of a harm than an increase in the lure effect. These moments also prove that the fishing of catfish with a wooden lure for catfish constitutes a separate, proven method for several hundred years and a recognized chapter in fishing. It cannot be compared to other methods.

The essence of the technique of fishing with a wooden lure for catfish is that, from a boat freely drifting by a slow stream operated by at least two fishermen, one of them with a specially shaped piece of wood - a wooden lure for catfish - beats rhythmically to the surface. This creates a far-sprawling sound that stirs up the catfish (and only the catfish) and attracts the bait hanging from the boat. This effect can only be achieved by properly handling the wooden catfish lure. A wooden catfish lure that fishermen have known for centuries has never been used to catch fish other than catfish.

Until now, the effect of a wooden lure on catfish has not been achieved by any other means - either mechanical or based on complex electrical solutions.

-2 In the field of electrotechnical solutions were created lures for different types of fish, but not especially for catfish. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 5,177,891 and 19930112 "Sports Fishing Lure" discloses a fishing lure as a fish-attracting device by transmitting acoustic signals below the water surface, the acoustic signals being generated by recording live fish bait signals underwater, or acoustic signals formed by blackening on water. and below the water surface. This US patent does not solve the problem of modernizing catfish catching with a wooden catfish lure, nor does it pursue the goal of replacing the wooden catfish lure. It uses the signals of live fish and artificial fish baits, and the wooden catfish lure does not belong to the bait category, but is specifically an aid to more efficient catfish fishing. The US patent uses a plurality of loudspeakers which are positioned at an acute angle to the water surface and in multiple directions to transmit signals, which is not suitable for hunting catfish. Also the solution does not use the use of higher and lower tone signals and their combinations for different water depths. It also does not allow fishing from the shore.

Patent Applications US 4970808 A199901120 Electroacoustic Fishing Lure ", US 2005150151 A1 20050714" Acoustic Fishing Lure ", US 6108963 A 20000829" Electromechanical Sound Generator for Fishing Lure " and attracting fish to electroacoustic and / or electromechanical generators, i devices generating signals of different frequencies, either artificial simulated or recorded, such as in patent application JP 2005304465 A 20051104 "Fishing pouch", consisting of a battery-operated circuit containing stored sound of injured fish, which is reproduced by a loudspeaker to attract predatory fish . The most commonly used in patent applications are bait-like lures like real fish, for example, patent application CA 2417420 A1 20040729. Artificial lures in the shape of real fish are with sound, light, magnetic, electrostatic and electrical effects and / or with odor and / or taste , where appropriate, sound and light baits are used to attract fish such as fish. in US patent applications 6098331

-3A 20000808, US 6098331 And 20000808, US 2002050091 A1 20020502, JP 2002335816 And 20021126.

Similarly, in the case of patent application JP 2001017048 and 20010123 "Fishing Tool with Underwater Speaker function for fish accumulation" also generates fish sounds as an attraction for bait fish.

In either case, the specific sound produced by a properly used wooden catfish lure is not used. Their goal is to attract bait fish. It is most successful to provoke a catfish to leave its habitat using a suitably used wooden catfish lure, otherwise it can be achieved only sporadically and accidentally.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The object of the invention is to simplify the laborious and complicated process of hunting catfish with the effect that a wooden catfish lure guarantees so that the hunting of catfish can be carried out by one person, indefinitely and from the shore.

The programmable electroacoustic catfish lure solves and enables this identified problem.

A programmable electroacoustic catfish lure consisting of a waterproof float inside which houses a sound effect player with sound carrier, processor, source, sound carrier, waterproof program selector, control bulb and waterproof speaker. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The waterproof loudspeaker is disposed perpendicularly to the surface of the float axis and oriented downward to produce sound effects below the water surface. The sound carrier of the sound effect player is pre-recorded with sound effects of at least one properly used wooden lure for catfish of three to ten minutes.

-4 It is advantageous if the sound carriers of the sound effect player are pre-recorded with the sound effects of the six basic properly used wooden lures on the catfish.

To cover the full range of underwater effects on catfish, the sound carrier records the sound effects of properly used catfish lures in six combinations for different water depths and pitches. These are the sound effects of a properly used wooden lure on a catfish set to a depth of 2 m and giving higher tones; to a depth of 2 m producing deeper tones; to a depth of 5 m and giving higher tones; to a depth of 5 m and producing deeper tones; above 5 m depth and producing higher tones and above 5 m depth and producing deeper tones.

Advantageously, the pre-recorded basic sound effects of properly used wooden lures on the catfish can be advantageously programmed to play the basic sound effects individually, repeatedly throughout the operation, with the aid of the sound effect player, the processor and the program selector. Another advantage is that it is programmable to play alternately higher and deeper tones for different water depths repeatedly throughout the operation.

The fisherman's chosen operating mode is adjustable by a simple operation with a waterproof program selector.

Programmable electroacoustic catfish leash, whose waterproof float is preferably in the form of an inverted truncated cone and a cylindrical portion terminated by a spherical cap, equipped in the draft plane with two gripping eyes for attaching a line and a load case with variable depth of motion surface for use to catch catfish off shore.

-5Overview of figures in drawings

Figure 1 is a cross-section and plan view of a programmable electroacoustic catfish lure according to the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a ballast with a ball and a float.

Figure 3 illustrates a method of catching catfish using a programmable electro-acoustic catfish lure.

Figures 4 and 5 illustrate an assembly for using a programmable electroacoustic catfish lure according to the present invention using a sheared catfish sheath.

EXAMPLES

The programmable electroacoustic catfish lure of the present invention as shown in FIG. 1 consisting of a waterproof float 2, inside which a sound effect player 4 with an audio carrier 5, a processor 6, a source 8 and a waterproof program selector 7 are arranged. effects captured on the audio medium 5 for a duration of three to ten minutes. The sound carrier 5 of the sound effect player 4 pre-recorded sound effects of a maximum of six basic properly used wooden lures per catfish. These are the recorded sound effects of a properly used wooden lure on a catfish set to a depth of 2 m and giving higher tones or deeper tones. Similarly designed to a depth of 5 m giving higher tones or deeper tones. Also the sound effects of a wooden lure on a catfish set to a depth of more than 5 m and giving higher tones or deeper tones.

The sound effect player 4 with the sound carrier 5 is located in the cylindrical part of the lure body. In the lower conical part there is a space for the source 8 of which

The waterproof loudspeaker 3 is mounted at the point of trimming the conical body portion so that reproduction of the pre-recorded sound effects propagates in the sound cone towards the bottom and the axis of the sound cone is perpendicular to the surface.

The programmable electroacoustic catfish leash of the present invention has a processor 6 in its upper part of the leash body that controls the sound effect player 4 with the sound carrier 5 to conform to the selected program. The waterproof program selector 7 is used to select individual programs.

The programmable electroacoustic catfish lure of the present invention allows the basic sound effects to be played individually, repeatedly throughout the operation, and / or alternately higher and lower tones, repeatedly throughout the operation.

In FIG. 1, 4 and 5 is a programmable electroacoustic catfish leash, preferably in the form of an inverted truncated cone with a cylindrical portion terminated by a spherical cap, with two gripping eyes 14 positioned opposite each other in the plane of draft; on one hand, a fishing line with a leash 10 is attached, and on the other hand, a load case 15 with a variable immersion depth of the lead weight 16 is attached to prevent unwanted surface movement for use in fishing for catfish offshore.

In FIG. 4 shows a rod assembly with a leash 10, line 12, a programmable electroacoustic leash for catfish 1, and an attached torch housing 15 with a float 17 and a lead weight 16.

Fig. 5 illustrates the use of the assembly of FIG. 4, after casting with the rod with the lure 10 being placed on the shore stand, the programmable electroacoustic lure floats on the surface at a suitable distance from the shore, fixed in this position by a load case 15 with a lead weight 16 lying on the bottom . The load case 15, after it hits the surface, is overturned and the lead weight 16 falls out of it. This fixed programmable electroacoustic lure allows to attract

-7the sump close to it, while the second bait rod 11 can be used to fish the catfish itself from the shore.

Industrial usability

The invention is useful as a fishing aid for catfish fishing.

Claims (10)

1. Programmable electroacoustic catfish leash for use on shore or boat, consisting of a watertight float incorporating a sound effect player with sound carrier, processor, source, sound carrier, waterproof program selector, control lamp and waterproof loudspeaker characterized in that the watertight loudspeaker (3) is arranged perpendicular to the surface of the float axis and oriented downwards to produce sound effects below the water surface, and on the sound carrier (5) of the sound effect player (4) the sound effects of at least one properly used wooden lure for catfish in the length of three to ten minutes. A programmable electroacoustic catfish lure according to claim 1, characterized in that on the sound carrier (5) of the sound effect player (4) the sound effects of a maximum of six basic properly used wooden cat lures are pre-recorded. A programmable electroacoustic catfish lure according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the sound carrier (5) has recorded the sound effects of a properly used cat lure on a catfish down to 2 m and emitting higher tones. A programmable electroacoustic catfish lure according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the sound carrier (5) has recorded the sound effects of a wooden lure on a catfish intended to a depth of 2 m and producing deeper tones. Programmable electroacoustic catfish lure according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the sound carrier (5) has recorded the sound effects of a wooden lure on a catfish determined to a depth of 5 m and producing higher tones. A programmable electroacoustic catfish lure according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the sound carrier (5) has recorded the sound effects of a wooden lure on a catfish intended to a depth of 5 m and producing deeper tones. -27. The programmable electroacoustic catfish lure according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the sound carrier (5) has recorded the sound effects of a wooden lure on a catfish intended to a depth of more than 5 m and emitting higher tones. A programmable electroacoustic catfish lure according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the sound carrier (5) has recorded the sound effects of a wooden lure on a catfish up to a depth of 5 m and producing deeper tones. A programmable electroacoustic catfish lure according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that it comprises a waterproof program selector (7) for programming and selecting the basic sound effect programs individually and selecting alternately higher and lower tones repeatedly throughout the operation. A programmable electroacoustic catfish lure according to claims 1 to 9, characterized in that the waterproof float is in the form of an inverted truncated cone with a cylindrical portion terminated by a spherical canopy. Programmable electroacoustic catfish lure according to claim 10, characterized in that the waterproof float (2) is provided in the plane of the plane with two retaining lugs (14) for attaching a load case (15) with variable immersion depth of the lead weight (16). surface movement for use to catch catfish offshore.