JP4671877B2 - fishing rod - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing rod characterized by a reel mounting portion.

In a fishing rod having a reel mounting portion, a fishing rod operation (palming operation) may be performed by gripping (palming) the mounted reel and the reel mounting portion. In this case, Patent Document 1 below discloses a region in which a gripping hand hits or a portion thereof covered with a tube to prevent slipping. Further, in the following Patent Document 2 by the present applicant, a rear portion of a fixed hood on the rear side and a region opposite to the radial direction of the hood are fitted and fixed with a flexible member and covered. Yes.
JP 2001-57831 A No. 7-19260

In the above-mentioned document 1, if the fishing rod operation is performed by gripping the reel mounting portion, the gripping hand puts force in or out of various directions, and if this is repeated, the tube moves in the direction of applying force. There is a risk that the fishing rod operation will become unstable due to rotation. Further, in Document 2, since the flexible member covers only a small part of the rear hood, the grip feeling is not always good when using a dual-bearing type reel, and the fishing rod operation is improved for comfortable operation. There is room.
Therefore, the problem to be solved is to provide a fishing rod that can be operated stably and comfortably in a stable and stable state when gripping and operating the reel mounting portion by hand.

In the first aspect of the invention, a reel mounting main body portion is provided outside an appropriate position in the longitudinal direction of the fiber reinforced synthetic resin steel plate, and a reel leg mounting portion is provided on the outer periphery of the reel mounting main body portion. A fishing rod equipped with a reel mounting part in which a fixed hood and a moving hood are arranged opposite to each other before and after the mounting part, and the rear hood is an integral part of the hood body part and a more flexible member than the hood body part A covering member that covers the entire outer surface of the hood main body and covers the entire circumference of the hood main body. There is provided at least one of an axial long wall portion along the circumferential direction and a circumferential wall portion along the circumferential direction, and for the trigger along the axial length direction of the rod on the opposite side in the radial direction from the opening of the hood main body portion . a shaft elongated wall portion, by intersecting the trigger for the circumferential wall along the circumferential direction tri A girder main body is formed, and the covering member covers the trigger main body , and a space between the two wall portions for the trigger is filled .
The integration in the present application includes not only the case where the covering member is integrated by injection molding with respect to the hood main body portion, but also the case where the covering member is integrally joined with an adhesive. The same applies to the integration in the second invention.

In a second aspect of the present invention, a flexible reel mounting main body portion formed by a flexible member forming the covering member is provided in an area adjacent to the rear hood and at least an outer peripheral portion of the reel mounting main body portion. The flexible reel mounting main body portion is integrated with a member or a bag located inside the reel mounting main body portion and is integrally formed with the covering member. A fishing rod according to any one of the above is provided.

  In the first invention, in the case of a fishing rod operation in which the reel mounting portion is gripped together with the reel, the palm or finger of the gripping hand hits the rear hood. For this reason, since most of the outer surface of the hood main body corresponding to the core of the rear hood is covered over the entire circumference, the grip feeling is good and the fishing rod operation is performed comfortably. However, in fishing rod operation, force is applied to or removed from the gripping portion in various directions. If this is repeated, the covering member may be displaced from the hood main body portion. In order to prevent this, in the present application, the flexible member is injection-molded and integrated with the hood main body, or another molded member is bonded and integrated by bonding, so that the covering member is stabilized and the fishing rod operation is performed. Ensures stability.

The forces in various directions in the fishing rod operation described above are basically the circumferential force of the rod, that is, the twisting force, or the axial length force, that is, the force opposite to the prey pull. Here, since the shaft long wall portion or the circumferential wall portion is provided outside the hood main body portion, it is possible to more effectively prevent the covering member from being displaced by the fishing rod operation.
Furthermore , since the trigger main body part is formed by having at least an axial long wall part or a circumferential wall part, it is possible to perform a complicated operation by locking a finger, and the trigger main body part is covered with a flexible member. Since it is covered, the feel of the locked state is good and a comfortable fishing rod operation can be performed.

In addition , since the trigger main body is configured by intersecting the axial long wall and the circumferential wall, the trigger body is a strong trigger against twisting and pulling operations, and a flexible member (covering the space between the bidirectional walls) Therefore, the region between both wall portions is flexible. In fishing, when a prey is caught, the fishing rod may be pulled left and right. For this reason, a force is applied to the finger locked on the trigger not only in the axial length direction and the left-right direction but also in the diagonal direction or diagonally downward from the trigger. In this case, the flexible member in the region between the both walls hits the locking finger. Therefore, the locking finger is less likely to hurt, the grip feeling including the locking feeling is improved, and the fishing rod operation is performed comfortably.

In the second invention, since the flexible reel mounting main body portion of the outer periphery of the reel mounting portion in the area adjacent to the rear hood and the covering member are integrally formed, most parts of the gripping hand during the palming The grip feeling becomes better. In addition, since the flexible reel mounting main body is also integrated with the inner periphery of the reel mounting portion or the rod on the inner side, the flexible reel mounting body portion can be combined with the covering member even by force in various directions due to fishing rod operation during palming. The main body of the reel is also prevented from shifting, and the stability of the fishing rod operation is ensured.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a partial cross-sectional view of a main part of a snapper (a kind of boat rod) mainly targeting a snapper as a target fish as a reference example of a fishing rod according to the present invention. A fiber-reinforced synthetic resin soot tube 10 made of a synthetic resin such as an epoxy resin and reinforced with a reinforcing fiber such as carbon fiber reaches the rear grip G1, and a region immediately before the rear grip is a reel (both bearing type). A reel mounting portion 12 for mounting and fixing a leg of a reel), and a front grip G2 is disposed immediately before the reel mounting portion 12. The front and rear grips are made of cork or ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer (EVA).

  A fixed hood F1 is fixed to the rear part of the reel mounting part region (immediately before the rear grip G1). A tubular portion 12HA made of a hard member is disposed in a region immediately before the fixed hood, and a spacer 12HB made of a hard foam material is disposed between the tubular portion 12HA and the inner tube so as to form a reel mounting main body portion 12H. ing. A moving hood F2 is provided on the outside of the tubular portion so as to be able to move back and forth so as to face the fixed hood F1, and a nut member NT disposed immediately before and locked to the front end of the moving hood is rotated. The moving hood moves back and forth by the moving operation. The ends of the reel legs are inserted into the openings of both hoods to fix the reels. That is, the bottom surface of the hood opening and the outer surface of the tubular portion 12HA constitute the reel leg mounting portion 12S.

  The fixed hood F1 has a fixed hood main body portion F1A corresponding to the core portion thereof and a large portion of the outer surface, that is, in this case, the remaining peripheral surface except only the opening inlet peripheral portion F1AF. And a covering member F1B made of a flexible member. Further, a spacer F1C made of a shape-retaining member such as an appropriate hard foam material is disposed between the tubular fixed hood and the tub tube 10. Examples of the material for forming the fixed hood main body F1A include metals such as stainless steel, aluminum alloy, titanium, and brass, hard resins, and fiber reinforced synthetic resins. Examples of the hard resin include ABS resin, polyamide, polystyrene, polypropylene, and polycarbonate. In addition, examples of the hard foam material include polyurethane foam resin, styrene resin, polyethylene resin, and foam-cured phenol resin.

  Examples of the flexible member for the covering member F1B include vinyl chloride elastomer, urethane elastomer, olefin elastomer, styrene elastomer, rubber, and ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer (EVA). It is a material that is more flexible than the fixed hood body. These materials are injected to the surface of the fixed hood main body to be integrally formed. Therefore, bonding is strong and difficult to peel off. It is also possible to integrate the covering member by forming it separately and covering it with the fixing hood main body and bonding and fixing it.

  The reason why the hard foam material is used for the spacer 12HB and the spacer F1C is to reduce the shape retention, the weight, and the bending rigidity. As a material of the outer rigid tubular portion 12HA, various constituent materials of the fixed hood main body portion F1A can be used. The hard tubular portion is an expression in contrast to the covering member F1B, and means that it has a hardness that is not substantially compressed in the radial direction when pressed by the reel legs.

In the above example, the rear hood is a fixed hood, but it may be a movable hood. Also in this latter case, the covering member of the above-described material is provided on each surface of the movable hood F2 and the nut member NT.
Thus, in any of the examples, the covering member of the flexible member covers most of the outer surface of the rear hood and covers the entire circumference in the circumferential direction. In addition to being continuous, the gripping feeling of the hand is improved when the dual bearing type reel is mounted and fixed for palming.

  FIG. 2 is a side view of the fixed hood main body F1A, and FIG. 3 is a plan view thereof. On the upper outer surface, which is the opening side for inserting the reel leg tip portion, in the fixed hood main body portion, a rib-like axial long wall portion F1AR along the axial length direction of the soot tube is apparent with reference to FIG. Are provided along the center of the tubule (right and left center plane). A covering member F1B is provided on the outside of the fixed hood main body F1A and integrated. However, when the rear hood part or the like is twisted with a strong force by various operations during palming, the covering member is moved to the rear side. The (fixed) hood main body part is peeled off and tries to move in the circumferential direction. However, the existence of the shaft long wall part can prevent such peeling and displacement, and stable fishing rod operation is possible.

  Further, a circumferential wall portion F1AF along the circumferential direction is formed outside the opening edge portion for inserting the reel leg tip portion in the fixed hood main body portion. Since the front end of the covering member F1B is integrated in contact with the rear end surface of the circumferential wall portion, even when a strong force acts on the rear hood portion in the front-rear direction during the palming operation, this circle Due to the presence of the peripheral wall, the covering member can be prevented from being peeled off and displaced. Therefore, stable fishing rod operation is possible.

FIG. 4 is a partial cross-sectional view of a main part of a true snapper as a first embodiment of a fishing rod according to the present invention. Items different from the reference example of FIG. 1 will be mainly described. The rear hood, which is the fixed hood F1 in this figure, may be a moving hood. A convex portion F1AT protruding outward (lower side) is formed in a region on the opposite side in the radial direction with respect to the opening of the main body portion F1A of the fixed hood, and the above-described covering member F1B including the convex portion is formed. Covering and integrating, the trigger T is formed with the convex portion as a core material.

  FIG. 5 is a side view of the fixed hood main body F1A, and FIG. 6 is a plan view seen from below. The convex portion F1AT is formed by intersecting two wall portions. That is, the axial long wall portion F1AT1 in the axial direction and the circumferential wall portion F1AT2 in the circumferential direction. Therefore, the structure is strong against the basic torsional force of fishing rod operation during palming and the force opposite to the pulling of the prey. When these two wall portions are viewed from the direction orthogonal to the respective wall surfaces, they are each generally triangular. Further, these wall portions contribute to the prevention of peeling and displacement of the covering member, like the respective wall portions of the first embodiment. In addition, the four regions (indicated by hatching in FIG. 6) R1, R2, R3, and R4 sandwiched between the walls in both directions are also filled with the covering member F1B made of the flexible member, and the trigger T The outer peripheral contour shape (the base thereof) is a smooth curved surface as shown by a two-dot chain line in FIG. The region from the base to the lower part of the trigger is also a curved surface obtained by gradually reducing the substantially elliptical contour curved surface shown in FIG.

  Accordingly, the trigger T has elasticity with respect to the pressing force by the finger in the oblique direction as shown in FIG. 6, and the finger is unlikely to hurt. In fishing, when a prey is caught, the prey also moves to the left and right, but at this time, the fishing rod is strongly pulled (diagonally or diagonally) downward. A force in an oblique direction is generated. Therefore, the fishing operation is comfortable even in such a case. Further, at the time of palming, the trigger T is sandwiched between adjacent fingers, that is, the middle finger and the ring finger, or the ring finger and the little finger. The shape of each finger when sandwiched is the left side of FIG. It is natural to bend smoothly so that the center part appears forward as in the front curve. Since it is easier to hold the rear finger away from the front finger, it is better to have a shape close to a straight line as shown by the right (rear) curve in FIG. Therefore, a natural clamping form can be maintained, and the escape movement of the prey can be comfortably handled.

FIG. 7 is a partial cross-sectional view of a main part of a true snapper as a second embodiment of a fishing rod according to the present invention. Items different from the first embodiment will be mainly described. The reel mounting main body 12H is a rear hood, in this example, a fixed hood F1, and has a different structure in the rear region adjacent to the reel mounting main body and the other front region. This is one feature. That is, in the rear region, the inner peripheral portion thereof is a cylindrical portion F1A ′ formed integrally with the members constituting the main body portion F1A of the fixed hood. The outer peripheral portion is formed continuously with the covering member of the fixed hood, and is formed into a tubular flexible main body portion 12HC integrally formed by the flexible member of the covering member.

On the other hand, in the front region, similarly to the reference example and the first embodiment , a tubular portion 12HA ′ made of a hard member is disposed on the outer side, and a spacer 12HB ′ made of a hard foam material is interposed between the inner side and the inner tube. It is arranged. The members constituting the reel mounting main body are bonded and fixed to each other. Further, the flexible main body portion 12HC is formed such that at least the reel leg mounting side is higher than the surface of the tubular portion 12HA ′ and the open bottom surface F1S of the fixed hood F1, and is pressed by the leg when the reel is mounted. It is compressed and follows a line (surface) connecting the opening bottom surface F1S of the fixed hood F1 and the surface of the tubular portion 12HA ′. Due to this elasticity, the reel legs can be firmly fixed.

Furthermore, a convex portion T ′ is integrally formed on the opposite side of the reel mounting surface portion of the flexible main body portion 12HC in the radial direction. This is in order to comfortably perform various fishing rod operations by locking the fingers of the gripping hand together with the trigger T of the rear hood during palming. In the second embodiment , the trigger T and the convex portion T ′ are provided, but the convex portion T ′ may be omitted . Further, as the rear region of the reel mounting main body portion 12H, it has a cylindrical portion F1A ′ on the inner peripheral portion, but this is not present, and the flexible main body portion 12HC reaches the inner peripheral portion reaching the surface of the tubule. Also good.

  The present invention is suitable for a fishing rod such as a snapper and can be used for a fishing rod having a reel mounting portion including other rods.

FIG. 1 is a partial cross-sectional view of a main part of a snapper as a reference example of a fishing rod according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a side view of the fixed hood main body. FIG. 3 is a plan view of the component of FIG. FIG. 4 is a partial cross-sectional view of a main part of a true snapper as a first embodiment of a fishing rod according to the present invention . FIG. 5 is a side view of the fixed hood main body. 6 is a plan view of the component shown in FIG. 5 as viewed from below. FIG. 7 is a partial cross-sectional view of the main part of the authenticity as the second embodiment .

10 竿 pipe (竿 杆)
12 Reel mounting part 12H Reel mounting body F1 Rear hood (fixed hood)
F1A Fixed hood body F1B Cover member F2 Front hood (movable hood)

Claims (2)

A reel mounting body is provided outside the appropriate position in the longitudinal direction of the fiber reinforced synthetic resin cage, and has a reel leg mounting portion on the outer periphery of the reel mounting body, and is fixed before and after the reel leg mounting portion. A fishing rod having a reel mounting portion in which a hood and a moving hood are arranged to face each other.
The rear hood is formed by integrating a hood main body and a member that is more flexible than the hood main body so as to cover most of the outer surface of the hood main body and to cover the entire circumference. A covering member;
On the outer side of the hood main body part, at least one of an axial long wall part along the axial length direction of the collar or a circumferential wall part along the circumferential direction is provided,
On the opposite side of the opening of the hood main body in the radial direction , the trigger long wall portion along the axial length direction of the heel and the trigger circumferential wall portion along the circumferential direction are crossed to form the main body portion of the trigger. And the covering member also covers the trigger main body portion , and is filled in the space between the trigger wall portions .   A flexible reel mounting main body portion formed of a flexible member forming the covering member is provided in an area adjacent to the rear hood and at least an outer peripheral portion of the reel mounting main body portion. 2. The fishing rod according to claim 1, wherein the reel mounting main body is integrated with a member or rod positioned inside the reel mounting main body and is integrally formed with the covering member.

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