WO2018079282A1

WO2018079282A1 - Lure and lure tail

Info

Publication number: WO2018079282A1
Application number: PCT/JP2017/036990
Authority: WO
Inventors: 英和久家
Original assignee: 株式会社スーパー・ビー
Priority date: 2016-10-24
Filing date: 2017-10-12
Publication date: 2018-05-03

Abstract

Provided is a lure wherein a joint part can be designed to be longer than a cross section perpendicular to the lure body, and parts move relative to each other along the joint part when in use while the joint part is positioned in an oblique direction, thereby adding a twisting movement that cannot be achieved by conventional lures to the action of the lure. A lure is provided wherein one joint part is able to move relative to the other joint part along a joint line in a manner dynamically twisting in the width direction of the lure, and thereby move in a unique, new and different manner. The body 11 is configured from a plurality of parts 12, 13 from the head 12 to the tail 13. In the lure, the parts 12, 13 are attached to each other via a plurality of connection parts 22 provided along a joint part 21 that is located in a direction at an angle with respect to the longitudinal direction A from the head to the tail, in particular, at an angle of 15-60º with respect to the longitudinal direction A from the head 12 to the tail 13. Additionally, by increasing the size of the lure tail 51, the lure can act similar to real fish.

Description

Lures and lures tails

The present invention relates to a lure and a luer tail.

As the lure or the pseudo bait, the invention described in “a lure automatic rotor device and its lure” described in Patent Document 1 is known.
The invention described in Patent Document 1 “Lure automatic rotor device and its lure” is “rotated between the luer front part 1 and the lure rear part 3 provided with members constituting the lure through the spacers 6 on both sides. The lure is attached by the shaft 7 ”(Patent Document 1 [Summary] [Solution means], drawing). That is, in the invention described in Patent Document 1, it consists of a luer front part 1, a rotation part 2, and a lure rear part 3, each of which is relative to a rotation axis 7 that is the longitudinal direction of the lure from the head to the tail corresponding to the spine of the fish. In a substantially right-angled section, they are cut into rings and joined together.
Alternatively, the cutting surface is provided substantially perpendicularly to the spine-corresponding portion, and they are joined with a cross section perpendicular to the luer longitudinal direction.

The “fishing lure” described in Patent Document 2 consists of a front part and a rear part, and as shown in the front view or the rear view, the front part and the rear part are slightly on the tail side from the curved part on the side of the lure. Be joined. Therefore, both the front and rear joint surfaces seem to be inclined with respect to the lure longitudinal direction at first glance, but it is almost perpendicular to the centerline of the lure from the head to the tail, which corresponds to the spine of the fish. If it sees as a whole, it will join by the cross section orthogonal to the longitudinal direction from a luer head to a tail.

The “fishing lure” described in Patent Document 3 also includes a front portion and a rear portion. As can be seen from the plan view or the bottom view, the joint surface between the front part and the rear part is curved, but as can be seen from the front view or the rear view, the joint surface between the front part and the rear part is a portion corresponding to the spine of the fish. The cross section is substantially perpendicular to the center line of the lure, which is the longitudinal direction from the head to the tail. That is, they are joined with a cross section perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the lure.
In Patent Documents 1 to 3, the front part and the rear part move in the front direction, the back direction, or the double side direction with respect to the lure front or side. This may be due to the assumption that the actual fish moves around the spine. In order to resemble the movement of fish, it is assumed that the lure can move at right angles around the portion corresponding to the spine of the fish.
Other lures and simulated baits that are joined at other joints are assumed to be the movement of the actual fish around the spine. Has been.

“Crawler Mission Custom Model”, “WEB Limited Edition [2016 Joined Urla] Custom Model”, “14,904 Yen, Betta Crank 5,378 Yen”, “WEB SP [HIGE Betta] 2,700 Yen”, “Sunny Solid Crank 5,378 Yen”, "Limited color stock [Sunny Betta] Ver.1.5, 5,184 yen", "2014 WEB limited sale [jointed ulula] 14,040 yen"
(Non-Patent Document 1 THE OWL GENE LURE'S, Owl Jeans Official Homepage [online] TEL & FAX.086-277-2323, mail: artstudiohibou@yahoo.co.jp
(As of September 27, 2016, 842 Maruyama, Naka-ku, Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture 703-8271).
In these lures described in Non-Patent Document 1, the main body portion includes a front portion and a rear portion from the head to the tail. The joint surface between the front part and the rear part is inclined with respect to the luer longitudinal direction from the luer head to the tail. The joint part is located in an oblique direction with respect to the longitudinal direction from the head to the tail.
The front part and the rear part are joined at approximately one center of the joint surface.

Patent Document 4 relates to a “luer”, “a lure used for fishing, and is provided with at least one water flow resistor 4 in a string shape or a flat plate shape that receives water flow resistance at the tail portion of the lure body 1. (A patent document 4 claim 1).
Patent Document 5 relates to “Lure” and has “Tail fin 1”.

JP-A-9-266737 Design Registration No. 1233517 Design Registration No. 1253470 JP 2003-102341 A JP 2008-253240 A

The invention described in Patent Document 1 “Lure Automatic Rotor Device and its Luer”, the design of the invention “Fishing Lures” described in Patent Document 2, and the design of “Fishing Lures” described in Patent Document 3 from the lure head to the tail In other words, they are cut into sections in a cross section substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the luer, and are joined to each other so as to move in the front direction, the back direction, or both side directions with respect to the front or side of the lure.
Therefore, the entire lure has a problem that it is difficult to make dynamic movement.
The lure described in Non-Patent Document 1 is composed of a head (front) and a tail (rear), and the joint surface between the head and tail is oblique to the longitudinal direction from the head to the tail of the lure. ing. However, the head portion and the tail portion are joined at a connecting portion at almost one center of the joining surface. For this reason, the head and tail move by rotating around a central connection (connection point), but do not move dynamically over the amplitude of the lure.

The tail described in Patent Document 4 “Lure” is composed of “at least one water flow resistor 4 provided in a string shape or a plate shape”, and does not consist of a surface.
The tail described in Patent Document 5 “Lure” is 20% relative to the area (100%) of the lure body when the lure is placed sideways, that is, laid down, in comparison with the body in front of the tail. As small as ~ 30 percent.
Compared with the main body in front of the tail in terms of area, the tail made of the surface shape of the conventional lure is in a state where the lure is placed sideways, that is, in a laid state, compared to the main body in front of the tail. Small to 20 to 30 percent with respect to the area (100 percent).

The lure of the present invention
The body part consists of multiple parts from the head to the tail,
The parts are attached to each other by a plurality of connecting portions provided along joints located obliquely with respect to the longitudinal direction from the head to the tail.
Consists of.

The lure of the present invention further includes
A joint that is 15 to 60 degrees oblique to the longitudinal direction from the head to the tail.
Consists of.

The lure of the present invention further includes
The luer tail attached to the main body portion has a planar shape, and is composed of 50 to 100 percent with respect to the area of the main body portion which is the lure main body.

The lure of the present invention further includes
The luer tail attached to the main body portion has a planar shape, and is composed of 60 to 70 percent with respect to the area of the main body portion.

The lure of the present invention further includes
The luer tail attached to the main body portion has a planar shape and is 70% of the area of the main body portion.

This invention was made based on the idea that it is not a lure only to resemble the movement of a fish. In addition, the original fish moves autonomously by the action of the internal muscles, but the lure is driven differently from the outside by the operation of the towed reed, and the driving method is originally different between the fish and the lure. . Therefore, it is based on the recognition that if the lure is shaped like the original fish, the lure will not move in the same way as the original fish.

In the present invention, the parts constituting the lure main body are attached by a plurality of connecting portions provided along joints located obliquely with respect to the longitudinal direction from the head to the tail.
Therefore, the joint portion can be longer than the vertical cross section with respect to the lure body, and in use, the parts move along the joint portion located in an oblique direction. Join the action.
That is, one joint portion can move with respect to the other joint portion, along the joint line, in a dynamic and twisting manner in the width direction of the lure, with a novel change.
Rather than reproducing the normal fish movement, the lure moves like never before by making the joint diagonal to the longitudinal direction from the head to the tail. It is a lure that fishes fish with the action of "lure" and "twisting" (twist action).
In addition, by increasing the shape of the lure tail, the lure creates a lure action that is close to the original fish movement.

1 is a front view according to a first example which is an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a plan view according to a first example which is an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a perspective view according to a first example which is an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. It is a front view concerning the 2nd example which is an embodiment of this invention. It is a top view concerning the 2nd example which is an embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view which concerns on 2nd Example which is embodiment of this invention. It is front sectional drawing which concerns on 2nd Example which is embodiment of this invention. It is a front view concerning the 3rd example which is an embodiment of this invention. It is a front view of the tail for lures attached to the 1st example thru / or the 3rd example which is an embodiment of this invention. It is a front view of the tail for lures which concerns on 4th Example which is embodiment of this invention. It is a front view of the tail for lures which concerns on 4th Example which is embodiment of this invention.

The first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.
Reference numeral 11 denotes a main body portion of the lure according to the present embodiment. The lure body 11 is made of wood or plastic.
The main body portion 11 includes a plurality of portions from the head 12 to the tail 13. The first embodiment has a head (front) 12 and a tail (rear) 13.
The size and size of the head 12 and tail 13 are different. The head 12 is larger and heavier than the tail 13. By making the tail 13 lighter than the head 12, it is easy to move due to the resistance of water. The main body portion 11 has a spindle shape as a whole. Both the head 12 and the tail 13 are attached to each other at their mounting end surfaces having a convex shape with the central portion of the cross section swelled. The free end of the tail 13 is narrow.
51 is a luer tail. The luer tail 51 is attached to the rear part of the tail part (rear part) 13 of the main body part 11 by a slide or the like.

21 is a junction. The joint portion 21 joins the head 12 and the tail 13 together. In the first embodiment, the tail 13 is under the head 12. 21A is a head-side joint, and 21B is a tail-side joint, both of which have substantially the same length.
In the joint portion 21, the portions of the head portion 12 and the tail portion 13 are positioned obliquely with respect to the longitudinal direction A from the head portion 12 to the tail portion 13.
The joining portion 21 is oblique with respect to a state in which the body portion 11 is cut at a right angle. Alternatively, it is more inclined than a right angle to the assumed spine.

22 is a connection part. A plurality of connecting portions 22 are provided along the joint portion 21. In this embodiment, the plurality of connecting portions 22 are formed at two locations, but may be provided at three or more locations as long as there are a plurality of connecting portions 22.
The head 12 and the tail 13 are attached to each other by a plurality of connecting portions 22. In this embodiment, the connecting portion 22 is provided at the apex of the curved convex portion. In this embodiment, the joint portion 21 is made long, while the head portion 12 or the tail portion 13 end portion of the joint portion 21 is used together. The joint portion 21 is preferably 15 to 60 degrees in the oblique direction with respect to the longitudinal direction A, and in this embodiment, it is about 30 degrees (B).
Reference numeral 31 shown in FIG. 1 denotes an eye. 41 is a hook. The eye 31 is attached to a necessary part of the main body portion 11. A lead is attached to one of the eye 31A, eye 31B, and eye 31C selected at the time of use. The hook 41 is selected and attached to the eye 31 to which the lead is not attached, including the eye 31D, the eye 31E, and the eye 31F. Reference numeral 61 denotes a lip, which is attached to the lower part of the head 12.

In the first embodiment, the

portions

12 and 13 constituting the lure main body are a plurality of connecting portions 21 provided along joints located in an oblique direction B with respect to the longitudinal direction A from the head to the tail. Install. Therefore, the joint portion 21 can be made longer than the vertical cross section with respect to the lure body, and in use, the

portions

12 and 13 move along the joint portion 21 located in the oblique direction B of 30 degrees. A twisting motion that is not available is added to the action.

That is, the joint portion 21B on the one tail 13 side dynamically twists in the width direction of the lure along the joint portion 21 with respect to the joint portion 21A on the other head side. Therefore, it can move with a new change.
Instead of reproducing the normal movement of the fish, the joint portion 21 is made oblique B with respect to the longitudinal direction A from the head 12 to the tail 13, thereby causing an unprecedented lure movement. It is a lure that catches fish with a lure's “action” and “twisting” movement (twist action) without daring to move differently from the normal movement of fish. Only resembling fish movement is based on the idea that it is not a lure.

In this embodiment, the joint 21 is positioned in the oblique direction B with respect to the longitudinal direction A from the head 12 to the tail 13, and then is joined in the oblique direction B with respect to the longitudinal direction A. The head portion 12 and the tail portion 13 are connected by a plurality of connecting portions 22 provided along the portion 21.
Therefore, the joint 21 can be made longer than when the joint is perpendicular to the longitudinal direction A from the head 12 to the tail 13.
As in the invention described in Non-Patent Document 1, when the head portion 12 and the tail portion 13 are joined by a single connecting portion 22, it rotates around the connecting portion 22, so there is no dynamic movement over the entire width of the lure in the width direction. The movement will be limited.
On the other hand, in this embodiment, the head portion 12 or the tail portion 13 moves over the entire width of the joint portion 21. For this reason, the movement becomes larger, and the movement moves dynamically.

A second embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.
The second embodiment is a lure with the tail 13 on the head 12. Others are the same as the first embodiment. Since the tail portion 13 is placed under the head portion 12, water easily hits and easily receives water resistance, resulting in dynamic movement.
In the eye 31A to eye 31E shown in FIG. 4, it is possible to attach a lead to the eye 31A, eye 31B, and eye 31C, but the lead is attached to the lower 31B of the lure body portion most distal eye 31A. . Twist during operation is stronger than when a lead is attached to the eye 31A. A hook 41 is attached to the eye 31D and the eye 31E. The lip 61 is attached to the lower part of the head 12.
71 shown in FIG. 7 is a weight. The weight 71 has a center of gravity at the head 12 by being installed inside the head 12 more than the tail 13. Similarly, in the first embodiment, the weight 71 is inserted.

A third embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
The third embodiment consists of multiple connections. The main body portion 11 of the lure has a head portion (front portion) 12 and a plurality of tail portions (rear portions) 13a, 13b, and 13c. In the third embodiment, more complex movements are possible due to multiple connections.
The joint part 21 of the head (front part) 12 and the plurality of tail parts (rear parts) 13a, 13b, 13c is such that the head 12 and the tail part 13 are in the longitudinal direction A from the head 12 to the tail part 13. In contrast, in this embodiment, the tilt direction is alternately changed to the head 12 side tilt and the tail 13 side tilt to enable more complex movement.

In FIG. 9, 51 is a tail.
The tail 51 has a rod shape in this embodiment, but may have a fish tail shape. Reference numeral 52 denotes an attachment portion, which is attached to the tail portion (rear portion) 13. The tail 51 can be attached to the first embodiment, the second embodiment, and the third embodiment.

A fourth embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.
In the lure according to the fourth embodiment, the lure action close to the original fish movement is generated by increasing the shape of the lure tail 51. A movement that receives water and twists, which is not found in the tail of a conventional lure, becomes a “lure action close to the original fish movement”.
The original fish moves autonomously by the action of the internal muscles, but the driving method is originally different between the fish and the lure in that the lure is moved from the outside by the operation of the towing lead. Therefore, it is based on the recognition that the lure will not move in the same way as the original fish if it is shaped like a fish.

The lure tail 51 has a planar shape. The luer tail 51 is composed of a lure tail 51 that is 50 to 100 percent larger than the area (100 percent) of the main body portion 11 that is the lure body in a state where the lure is placed sideways, that is, in a laid state. Desirably, when the lure tail 51 is 60% to 70% with respect to the area (100%) of the main body portion 11, a lure action close to the movement of the original fish can be realized. More preferably, the luer tail 51 is 70 percent relative to the area (100 percent) of the body portion 11.

If the tail 51 is 50% to 60% with respect to the area (100%) of the main body portion 11, the action is weak.
When the lure tail 51 is 50% or less with respect to the area (100%) of the main body portion 11, it is difficult to produce a lure action close to the movement of the original fish.
When the luer tail 51 is 70% to 100% with respect to the area (100%) of the main body portion 11, the luer tail 51 moves, but the rear becomes heavier and the underwater lure becomes difficult to stabilize.
Increasing the size of the lure tail 51 increases the weight of the lure and destroys the balance (stability) of the lure. Alternatively, if the lure tail 51 has a thick shape, there is a problem that the lure does not fly due to wind. This problem can be solved by using an elastomer resin as the material for the lure tail 51, thinning the tip of the lure tail 51 by molding, and using a soft material to achieve a lustrous action. Is possible.

The main body portion 11 is made of a rigid body made of plastic or wood material. The luer tail 51 is made of a flexible material such as rubber or elastomer.
As shown in FIG. 10, the lure body portion 11 and the lure tail 51 are used as a reference for distinguishing the lure body portion 11 and the luer tail 51.
The main body portion 11 includes a luer made of plastic or wood material including the joint portion and has a main body area of 100%.
Reference numeral 52 denotes an attachment portion. The attachment portion 52 includes an attachment portion 521 on the main body portion 11 side and an attachment portion 522 on the luer tail 51 side.

As shown in FIG. 11, the front end of the luer tail 51 is provided with an attachment portion 522 having a larger diameter than the rear portion of the portion along the end portion. At the rear end of the tail portion 13 on the main body portion 11 side, a mounting portion 521 on the main body portion 11 side having a C-shape or a concave shape capable of fitting the attachment portion 522 on the luer tail 51 side is provided. The luer tail 51 and the main body part 11 are fitted to the luer tail 51 and the main body part 11 by inserting the large-diameter luer tail 51 side mounting part 522 into the C-shaped or concave main body part 11 side mounting part 521. Join.
The tail 51 may also be attached to the main body portion 11 at an angle.
The tail portion 13 and the tail 51 may be fitted by reversing the shape of the rear end of the tail portion 13 on the main body portion 11 side and the shape of the attachment portion 522 on the tail 51 side.
The luer tail 51 and the main body portion 11 are coupled to each other in such a sliding manner, and a luer tail 51-side mounting portion 522 is provided at the tip of the luer tail 51 so that the tail portion 13 on the main body portion 11 side is provided. A mounting portion 521 on the body portion 11 side made of a concave shape is provided at the rear end, and a fitting portion 522 on the tail portion 51 for luer 51 made of a convex shape and a mounting portion 521 on the body portion 11 side made of a concave shape are inserted and fitted. To join.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 Main body part 12 Head 13 Tail part 21 Joint part 22 Connection part 51 Tail for lure 52 Attachment part 521 Attachment part (main part part side)
522 Mounting part (tail side)
A Longitudinal direction B Diagonal direction

Claims

The body part consists of multiple parts from the head to the tail,
The partials are lures that are attached by a plurality of connecting portions provided along joints located obliquely with respect to the longitudinal direction from the head to the tail.
A joint that is 15 to 60 degrees oblique to the longitudinal direction from the head to the tail,
The lure according to claim 1, comprising:
A lure tail that is planar and is attached to the lure body part and consists of 50 to 100 percent of the area of the body part that is the lure body.
Luer tail made of planar, attached to the lure body part, and consisting of 60% to 70% of the area of the body part.
Luer tail made of planar, attached to the lure body part, and 70% of the area of the body part.
The lure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the tail for the lure attached to the main body portion has a planar shape and is 50 to 100 percent of the area of the main body portion which is the lure main body.
3. The lure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the tail for the lure attached to the main body portion has a planar shape and is composed of 60% to 70% with respect to the area of the main body portion.
The lure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the luer tail attached to the main body portion has a planar shape and is 70 percent of the area of the main body portion.