JPH0131023Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to an improvement of a mount for engaging a fishing tackle in the form of a large number of branch hooks extending from a fishing line.

Traditionally, fishing gear used in fishing has generally been made by the angler himself, and in the fishing gear manufacturing industry, fishing hooks, fishing lines, etc. are supplied as individual items. It took a certain form. However, in recent years, as it has become more troublesome to manufacture fishing equipment and the number of sabiki fishing equipment has increased, fishing tackle manufacturers have begun to supply finished products as fishing equipment.

Among such fishing devices, a typical one is one in which a hook extends from the main line at equal intervals, and a fishing hook is connected to the tip of the hook. When distributing such a fishing tackle as a product, it is necessary to engage it with a mount or the like by some method.

Conventionally, as a mount for engaging this type of fishing device, a latching portion for latching a fishing hook is formed at an upper position of the mount, and a fishing line is inserted and latched to the lower end of the latching portion. In addition, the method of engaging the fish hook with the mount is to sequentially latch the fish hooks to the fish hook latching portion of the mount, and then attach the subsequent fishing line to the lower end of the mount. This was done by inserting the paper into a notch formed in the paper and locking it in place, and then winding up the remaining part on a backing paper.

However, when a fishing tackle is engaged with a mount having such a structure, when an angler uses the fishing tackle, he must remove the fishing tackle engaged with the mount from the bag and then remove the fishing tackle from the bag. However, there is the inconvenience of having to remove the fishing hook and fishing line from the mount. Particularly when fishing during the season when the hands are stiff, such as winter, removing the hook is a very troublesome task for the angler, and when removing the hook, the hook that has already been removed may be removed from the fish. If the fish sticks in someone's clothing, it must be removed, which can reduce the fun of fishing in half.

This idea is for a mount for engaging a fishing hook in the form of a large number of branch hooks extending from a main line, and a fishing hook locking part is formed near the upper position of the mount, and a fishing hook locking part is formed in the lower part of the mount. At the position, a cut line is formed whose end does not reach the end of the mount, while a fishing line anchoring part is formed from the cut line downward or diagonally downward of the mount. With this structure, when removing the device from the mount, the entire device can be removed from the mount by pulling the end of the main thread.

The structure of the mount for engaging a fishing device according to this invention will be explained based on the drawings.The mount 1 includes a first
As shown in the figure and FIG.
A cut line 6 whose end does not reach the end of the mount 1 is formed at the lower position of the mount 1, while a cut line 7 directed downward is formed from the cut line 2. It has a well-formed structure.

That is, the locking part 5 for locking the fishhook 4
As shown in Fig. 1, the board is made up of a transparent acrylic plate whose upper end is cut into a wave shape, and both left and right ends of the board are inserted into the notches 8, 8 formed in the mount 1. In particular, the structure is such that it can be attached to the mount 1, and the hook 4 can be hooked by hooking the hook 4 between the valleys of the corrugated portion. In addition, as another embodiment of the locking part 5 for locking the fishhook 4, instead of using such an acrylic plate, a cutout in a shape that can lock the fishhook 4 is provided near the upper end of the mount 1. It is also possible to have a configuration in which a cutout is formed.

The fishing line locking part is attached to the mount 1 as shown in Figure 1.
By forming a cut line 6 whose both ends do not reach the ends of the mount 1 at a lower position, and forming a cut line 7 which points downward from the cut line 6. It is formed by In addition, as another example of this cutting line 7,
As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, it is also possible to make the mount 1 face diagonally downward, or to make the cut line 7 itself arc-shaped. As another embodiment, as shown in FIG. 7, after the device is engaged, it can be bent along a folding line 11 located at an intermediate position.

The fishing gear engaging mount 1 according to this invention has the above-described structure, but the fishing gear is engaged with the mount 1 in the manner shown in FIGS. 2 and 3. be.

That is, first, one end of the fishing line 2 is locked to the cut line 9 formed at the upper left position of the mount 1, and then the fishhook 4 is locked to the fishhook locking part 5, and the fishing line on the mount 1 is locked. The locking part is slightly pulled up toward its surface, and the fishing line 3 is folded back and inserted into the cut line 7 and fixed. Next, the second fishhook 4 is similarly locked to the fishhook locking part 5, while the fishing line 5 is bent and inserted into the cut line 7 and fixed, and the third and subsequent fishhooks 4 and the following fishhook The fishing line 2 is also hooked one after another according to the same procedure, and finally, the other end of the fishing line 2 is inserted into the notch 10 formed at the upper right position of the mount 1 and fixed. This is how it is done.

The mount 1 for engaging a fishing gear according to this invention has the above-mentioned structure, and when the rig main body engaged therewith is removed from the mount 1, the end of the fishing line 2 is fixed as shown in FIG. This can be done by simply pulling the mount upward, and therefore, as seen in conventional mounts, after the mount has been taken out of the bag, the workpiece can be removed from the mount 1. This eliminates the inconvenience of having to remove them one by one in the reverse order of engagement.

Moreover, since the fishing line 2 secured by the cut line 7 can be pulled out upwards with the cut line 6 as the end, regardless of the method of engaging the fishing hook with the mount 1, There is an advantage that the device can be removed from the mount 1, and even if a ring formed on the fishing line 2 gets into an adjacent ring, there is no problem in removing it. There is.

Furthermore, when engaging the fishing hook with the mount, by guiding your finger to the back side of the mount 1 and moving the finger along the cut line 6 of the mount 1, the fishing line locking part is raised one by one. Since it is in a loose state, it has the advantage that the work of engaging it with the mount 1 becomes extremely easy. By the way, in the middle position of the mount,
In the case where individual notches are formed in independent shapes, it is inconvenient that the notches must be raised one by one, which is a time-consuming process. Such a mount has the advantage of eliminating such inconvenience.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show one embodiment of this invention, in which Fig. 1 is a front view showing the entire mount, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing how to engage the device to the mount, and Fig. 3 is a front view showing the entire mount. Front view showing the engaged state of the device, No. 4
5 and 6 are front views showing another embodiment of the cut portion, and FIG. 7 is a front view showing another embodiment of the mount. 1... Mount, 2... Fishing line, 3... Harris, 4
... Fishhook, 5 ... Hook locking part, 6 ... Cut line,
7... Cut line.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] While extending the Harris 3 from the fishing line 2,
In a mount for engaging a fishing device in which a fishhook 4 is connected to the tip of the Harris 3, a hook locking portion 5 for hooking the fishhook 4 is provided near the upper position of the mount 1. At the same time, a score line 6 is formed at an appropriate position on the mount 1 so that both ends do not reach the ends of the mount 1, and from the score line 6 there is a direction downward or diagonally downward from the mount 1. A mount for engaging a fishing device, characterized in that a fishing line locking portion is formed with a cut line 7 extending in a direction.