JPH022579B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a hand net for fishing, and more particularly to a hand net for fishing that is configured to reliably catch fish caught in hooks.

When fishing in rivers or the sea, hand nets are used to reliably catch fish caught on hooks.

This hand net generally consists of a cylindrical net with a bottom woven from thread and a handle attached to it, and when catching the fish, the fishing rod is set up with the right hand, the handle is held with the left hand, and the net is attached to the bottom of the hooked fish. It is conveniently used by holding the fish out to the net and catching the fish in a net.

However, this method cannot be used unless the fish are brought close to the fish, and there is a risk that the fish's hands will be occupied all the time, making it unstable and causing the fish to slip and fall into the sea. .
In addition, skill is required to operate the fishing rod as well as the operation of the hand net, and if the operations are not carried out quickly, there is a problem that the fish may be dropped.

Therefore, in order to solve this problem, the invention of Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 119689/1989 was devised. However, since no traps were used, this was not enough to catch fish jumping up, down, left and right. In other words, since the net is open laterally, the fish cannot be trapped within the net when it jumps sideways or diagonally. Furthermore, there were two operating strings, and one hand was holding the fishing rod, making it difficult to handle as one had only two hands.

The present invention aims to solve these conventional drawbacks, and allows a hand net to fall along a line attached to a fishing rod so that the fish caught can be reliably captured from the bottom, which can be opened and closed. The purpose is to provide hand nets for fishing.

In order to achieve this objective, the present invention has a plurality of bottom net members that can be rotated around the lower end opening of a cylindrical net, and which can be opened inwardly but cannot be opened outwardly. This is the configuration in which it is attached.

Below, the specific structure of the hand net for fishing according to the present invention will be described in detail.

First, there are traps. This trap opens and closes only in the upward direction. Next, there is a cylindrical net. This cylindrical mesh is provided on the peripheral fixed portion of the trap in an upward direction. And then there are linear bodies. The tip of this linear body is provided at the opening at the upper end of the cylindrical net, and the linear body is provided so that the opening can be opened and closed freely. .

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a hand net with a part cut away, and 1 is a cylindrical net. This net is made of water-resistant and strong hemp thread or synthetic resin thread woven into a tubular shape.
Next, there are traps. This trap is constructed as follows in this embodiment.
First, 2 is a high-strength ring attached to the periphery of the lower end opening of this cylindrical mesh 1.
A plurality of bosses 3 are rotatably inserted through the. As shown in FIG. 2, both ends of a bottom net member 4 which is bent into a V-shape are integrally held in this boss 3, and a plurality of bottom net members 4 are held together in this boss 3. Rod-shaped bottom net members 5 are connected together.

Further, a plurality of support rods 6 are fixed to the ring 2 at appropriate intervals and extend toward the center of the ring 2. At the tip of the support rods 6, there is a A regulation ring 7 is attached to regulate the bottom net member 4 from closing downward. That is, the bottom net member 4 is supported on the regulation ring 7 so as to always be inclined toward the center of the net 1, and the bottom net member 4 is supported on the regulation ring 7 so as to be tilted toward the center of the net 1, and the bottom net member 4 is rotated around each boss 3 and opened inside the net 1. However, the restricting ring 7 prevents the net 1 from opening outward. This trap is as described above.

Reference numeral 8 denotes a linear body, such as a hanging line, attached to the upper edge of the opening of the net 1, and the hanging line 8 is provided so as to open and close the upper end opening of the net 1, for example, in a "kinchiyaku" style.

Next, a method of using the hand net having such a configuration will be described. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing the method. When a fish 16 is caught on the hook at the end of the fishing line 15 connected to the fishing line 14, the hand net 13 is first moved from the bottom net member 4 side to the fishing rod 11. The hand net 13 is guided by the fishing rod 14 so that it passes through the fishing rod 11, and the fishing rod 11 is guided by the fishing rod 14, and then dropped. This fall causes the bottom net member 4 to fall downward. Then, there is a fish 1 at the bottom of the path line 14.
6 is hooked, the fish 16 pushes the bottom net member 14 into the net 1 and is placed inside the net 1.

Therefore, when the hand net 13 is lifted with the hanging line 8, the upper opening of the net 1 is closed by the hanging line 8, and the bottom opening of the net 1 is not opened to the outside by the bottom net member 4, so the fish 16 are placed inside the net 1. It can be captured and lifted.

In order to ensure that the fish 16 can be pulled up onto the bottom net member 4 easily and easily, it is necessary to attach the boss 3 to the ring 2 so that it can rotate easily.

Further, the size of the mesh formed by the bottom net members 4 and 5 can be arbitrarily selected depending on the species (size) of fish.

As explained in detail above, according to the present invention, a plurality of bottom net members that can be opened in the inside direction of the net but cannot be opened in the outside direction of the net are wound around the lower end opening of the cylindrical net. Because it is configured to be movable, when a fish is caught on the fishing hook, it can be easily and reliably scooped up onto the bottom net member by simply passing it through the line suspended from the fishing rod and dropping it. This provides effects such as being able to reliably prevent missing fish.

That is, since the trap of the present invention is always closed except when a fish caught on the beam enters, even if the fish in the net jumps, the fish will not jump out of the net. This point is a major feature of the present invention, which is different from conventional ones.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway front view showing a fishing net according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway plan view of a bottom net member, and FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating how to use the fishing net. 1... Net, 2... Ring, 4, 5... Bottom net member, 8... Linear body, 13... Hand net, 14... Road thread, 11... Rod.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A trap that opens and closes only in an upward direction, a cylindrical net provided upwardly on a peripheral fixed part of the trap, and a tip of the cylindrical net provided at an opening at the upper end of the cylindrical net. 1. A hand net for fishing, characterized in that it is comprised of a linear body, the opening of which can be opened and closed by the linear body. 2. The trap consists of a ring, a plurality of bosses rotatably inserted through the ring, a bottom net member whose both ends are integrally held by the boss, and a trap that is fixed to the ring and that is attached to the ring. Consisting of a support rod extending toward the center, and a ring attached to the tip of the support rod and located below the bottom net member to restrict the bottom net member from closing downward. A hand net for fishing according to claim 1, characterized in that: