JPH0246304Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Field of Application) The present invention relates to a fishing cage, which is provided with two cage bodies in the vertical direction.

(Prior art and its problems) The most basic way to enjoy fishing is to insert various types of bait into a hook attached to the end of a fishing line and drop the bait into the water to attract fish. .

Artificial lures may be used as bait, but fish and shellfish that the target fish usually eat,
Live bait such as annelids is often used.

However, this live bait is generally soft, and when using krill, etc., the bait can easily come off the hook when dropped into the water or cast long distances using a reel. There were flaws.

In addition, when the target fish lives in the lower layers of the water, while the bait sinks to the lower layer, it is intercepted by other fish near the water surface, often resulting in the so-called ``outside'' being caught. .

By the way, Komase baskets are designed to increase the fishing effect by storing komase such as drilled bait inside and scattering them above the fishing hooks in the water to attract fish, and generally consist of a single cage. It is something.

However, in recent years, in order to deal with the above-mentioned problems, cages with a small cage body for storing a fishing hook with bait pierced above the conventional cage body for storing the bait have come to be used. There is. This is configured to be reversed at a suitable depth in the water, to bait the fish, and to release and suspend the fishing hook below it.

Now, fishing hooks change their hooks depending on the target fish, and even for the same fish depending on the season, time, and location, such as water temperature, ebb and flow of the tide, current, shape of the water bottom, etc. There is a need. These conditions change from moment to moment, even on the same day, so adjusting the bait is a great opportunity for anglers to show off their skills. In particular, the adjustment of the weight 7 is important only for guiding the fishhook to the fish's "tana" (habitation place). However, many weights are easy to attach but difficult to remove, and adjusting them is extremely complicated even when fishing using a Koma Sekago.

Therefore, in view of the above-mentioned problems, the present invention is a top and bottom cage that is equipped with a cage body on the top and bottom to prevent the bait from being easily dislodged from the fishing hook or stolen by other fish, and takes advantage of its structural advantages. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a spinning top basket whose weight can be easily adjusted.

(Means for solving the problem) The technical means adopted by the present invention to achieve the above object is characterized in that the upper cage body 1 and the lower cage body 8 are vertically substantially coaxial. They are connected by guide rods 19 at appropriate intervals, and the upper cage body 1 is formed into a cylindrical shape with an open top and a bottom, and a weight 7 is housed therein in a replaceable manner. The cage body 8 is formed into a bottomed cylindrical shape that is larger than the upper cage body 1 and has a swinging rod 13 projecting upward from its upper end. The latch claw 13c provided at the tip of the latch claw 13c is movable in the direction toward and away from the upper basket body 1 and is biased in the approach direction.
The weight 7 is inserted into the upper cage body 1 through the
The guide rod 19 is formed of an elastic metal wire having a substantially bow shape that bulges outward on the outside of both the cage bodies 1 and 8. A hanging ring 22 connected to a fishing line 23 is slidably fitted onto the guide rod 19.

(Function) To replace the weight 7 housed inside the upper cage body 1, the swinging rod 13 is swung outward against its bias as shown by the imaginary line in FIG. By pulling out the latch claw 13c from the body 4 of the upper basket body 1, it can be taken out from the opening 2. Then, after storing weights 7 of different weights from the opening 2, the swinging rod 13
Due to the restoring force accompanying the urging, the locking pawl 13c penetrates the body portion 4 and locks and holds the weight 7 between it and the bottom portion 6.

When fishing, the lower basket body 8 is stuffed with bait, and the upper basket body 1 stores a fishhook 27 with bait pierced therein.

When this top basket is suspended by the fishing line 23 via the suspension ring 22, the load that pulls the top basket downward causes the suspension ring 22 to move upward from the upper basket body of the guide rod 19, as shown in FIG. Located on the 1st side, the top basket is maintained in an upright position.

When this is dropped into water, the lower basket body 8 containing the bait receives water resistance and buoyancy, and the hanging ring 22
As the load that pulls the top-row cart downward is reduced, the top-row cart slides downward on the guide rod 19 after a while, and with the action of the weight 7, the top-row cart is reversed.
The hanging ring 22 is located on the side of the lower cage body 8 of the guide rod 19, the inverted state is maintained, and the bait is released from the lower cage body 8, and the fishhook 27 with the bait pierced is released from the upper cage body 1. suspended.

(Example) The KomaSecago basket according to the present invention will be described in detail below based on the illustrated example.

In the figure, 1 is an upper basket body, which has an opening frame 3 forming an opening 2 at the upper end, a large number of meshes 5 around the entire circumference of the body 4 following this, and the outer surface of the bottom part 6 having a substantially spherical shape. It is made of metal material and has a cylindrical shape with a bottom.

Reference numeral 7 denotes a weight, which is made of lead ingots of various weights and is shaped like a disc with a diameter slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the upper basket body 1, and is housed in the upper basket body 1 through the opening 2 so as to be replaceable.

Reference numeral 8 denotes a lower basket body, which is formed into a bottomed cylindrical shape by an opening frame 10 forming an opening 9 at the upper end, a plurality of vertical lines 11 and one horizontal line 12 following the opening frame 10 .
The opening frame 10 is larger than the opening frame 3 of the upper cage body 1, and therefore the lower cage body 8 is larger than the upper cage body 1. The aperture frame 10 is made of metal wire and has an annular shape, and a pair of swinging rods 13, 13 are fixed to the aperture frame 10 by brazing or the like so as to face each other in the diametrical direction. As shown in FIG. 2, the swinging rod 13 includes a short arc-shaped base 13a fixed along the opening frame 10, a rising portion 13b extending upward from the base 13a, and the rising portion 13.
The upper end of the hook 13c is bent into a hook shape and is formed of an elastic metal spring wire. The swinging rod 13 is elastically swingable about the base 13a, and
They are urged toward each other in the axial direction of the lower cage body 8. The vertical wires 11 and the horizontal wires 12 are both made of strong resin wires such as nylon, and the vertical wires 11 are a group of wires each having a U-shaped central portion, and each end is connected to the periphery of the opening frame 10. They are fixed 14 at approximately equal intervals in the direction, and the central portions of the plurality of vertical lines 11 form the bottom 15, and the concentrated portions at the center of the axis are also fixed 16. The horizontal wire 12 is made of a single wire rod, and extends from the vicinity of the opening frame 10 to the bottom portion 1.
5 and is spirally wound, and the many intersections of the horizontal line 12 and the plurality of vertical lines 11 are fixed 17 to form a large number of meshes 18. In addition, each fixation 1
4, 16, and 17 are all performed by overlay welding of synthetic resin or the like.

Reference numeral 19 denotes a guide rod, which is made of a single elastic metal wire having a substantially arched shape, and its lower end is folded upward and bent into a loop shape to form a loose fitting part 20, and its upper end is arched. The upper cage body holding portion 21 is formed by being bent in a direction opposite to the bulging direction and formed into a loop shape.

Reference numeral 22 denotes a hanging ring, which has ring parts 22a and 22b at both ends, and in this embodiment, what is called a "untwisted" ring is used. And one ring part 22a
is slidably fitted between the loose fitting part 20 of the guide rod 19 and the upper cage holding part 21.

Thus, in the top secondary car, the upper car body 1 is inserted into the upper car rod holding part 21 of the guide rod 19, and is fixed in the opening frame 3 by means such as brazing. Below, a lower cage body 8 is arranged approximately coaxially at appropriate intervals,
The locking claws 1 of the swinging rods 13, 13 have their bottom portions 15 pivotally fitted onto and connected to the loose fitting portions 20 of the guide rods 19, and protrude from the opening frame 10 at the upper ends thereof.
3c and 13c are the meshes 5 and 5 of the body 4 of the upper basket body 1
A weight 7 is hooked and held by the bottom part 6 inside the upper cage body 1 through the bottom part 6. Accordingly, with the above structure, the guide rod 19 is bulged outwardly on the outside of both the car bodies 1 and 8, and its elasticity biases the upper and lower car bodies 1 and 8 in a direction to separate them, and the guide rod 19 is bulged outwardly on the outside of the car bodies 1 and 8. The moving rods 13, 13 are always under tension to ensure that the weight 7 is held in place.

As shown in FIG. 3, a fishing line 23 derived from a fishing rod (not shown) is fitted onto one ring portion 22b of the hanging ring 22, and the tip of the fishing line 23 is connected to a small weight 24 and an untwisted weight. Small weight 26 through 25
A Harris 28 having a fishhook 27 at the tip is tied to it.

(Effects of the invention) In the present invention, the upper cage body 1 and the lower cage body 8 are vertically connected substantially coaxially at appropriate intervals by guide rods 19, and the weight 7 can be freely replaced on the upper cage body 1. Since this is held in place by a swinging rod 13 provided at the upper end of the lower cage body 8, it is extremely easy to replace and adjust the weight 7, making this a very convenient top-bottom cage that can quickly respond to the conditions of the fishing spot. I will provide a.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show preferred embodiments of the invention.
Figure 1 is a perspective view of its external appearance, Figure 2 shows the fixed state of the swinging rod, Figure 3 is an explanatory diagram of the action when replacing the weight, and Figure 4 is a diagram showing how it is reversed in water. FIG. 1... Upper basket body, 4... Torso, 7... Weight, 8...
... lower basket body, 13 ... swinging rod, 13c ... latching claw, 19 ... guide, 22 ... hanging ring, 23 ... fishing line.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) An upper cage body 1 and a lower cage body 8 are vertically connected substantially coaxially at appropriate intervals by guide rods 19, and the upper cage body 1 is comprised of: The lower basket body 8 is formed into a bottomed cylindrical shape with an open upper end and a replaceable weight 7 therein. At the same time, a swinging rod 13 is protruded upward from its upper end, and the swinging rod 1
3 is able to swing toward and away from the body 4 of the upper cage body 1 and is biased in the approach direction, and a latch claw 13c provided at its tip engages the body of the upper basket body 1. 4, and the weight 7 is hooked and held inside the upper cage body 1, and the guide rod 19 has a substantially arch shape that bulges outward on the outside of both the cage bodies 1 and 8. The guide rod 19 has a hanging ring 2 connected to a fishing line 23.
2 is slidably fitted on the outside of the top basket. (2) The top secondary basket according to claim 1, wherein at least a pair of swinging rods 13, 13 facing each other are protruded from the upper end of the lower basket body 8.