JPH036213Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Field of industrial application) This invention relates to fishing gear for catching squid, octopus, rays, etc.

(Prior art and its problems) Conventionally, for example, there are fishing gears shown in FIGS. 7 and 8 as fishing gear for catching squid. The fishing gear shown in FIG. 7 has a plurality of upwardly curved fishing hooks 52 fixed to the lower end of a fishing gear main body 51. In this fishing gear, a fisherman hooks a squid with a fishing hook 52 by operating a fishing line 53 fixed to the upper end of a fishing gear main body 51 from a boat or the like. In the fishing gear shown in FIG. 8, an upwardly curved fishing hook 55 is fixed to the lower end of the fishing gear body 54, and a base plate 56 is further fixed to the side surface of the fishing gear body 54. A fish with a shiny surface, such as sardines, cutlass, and saury, is tied onto this plywood 56, and while attracting squid, the fishing line 57 is operated above the fishhook 5.
5 is to catch squid.

In the case of such conventional fishing gear, the squid, etc. is hooked and caught using the fishhooks 52 and 55 at the lower end, so when the squid, etc. that have been hooked are pulled up to the boat, the squid, etc. is caught by the hooks. There was a problem that the ball could deviate from 52 or 55 and escape.

(Means for solving the problems) The present invention was devised in view of the above-mentioned conventional problems, and its purpose is to provide fishing gear that can reliably pull up and capture squid, etc. , a cylindrical fishing tackle main body, an inner tube provided with a fishhook and movably fitted into the fishing tackle main body;
The fishing equipment mainly includes a harpoon attached to the fishing gear body via a biasing means so as to be always movable in the direction of the fishing hook, and a stopper rotatably attached to the fishing gear body to stop the movement of the harpoon. The harpoon can be fired in the direction of the fishhook by rotating the stopper as the inner tube moves.

(Function) When a squid or the like is hooked onto a fishing hook provided in the inner tube, the inner tube slides relative to the fishing gear body due to the weight of the squid or the like. As the inner tube moves, a stopper attached to the fishing tackle body rotates, and as the stopper rotates, the harpoon is released from its lock and is fired toward the fishhook of the inner tube via the biasing means. That is, the harpoon is further pierced into the squid or the like caught on the fishing hook, and the squid or the like is reliably captured.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a front view of the fishing gear of this example, and FIG. 2 shows a side view thereof. Moreover, FIGS. 3 to 6 show perspective views of the main parts constituting the fishing gear of this example.

In the above figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a rectangular cylindrical fishing tackle body, which is mainly made of synthetic resin. A rectangular cylindrical inner tube 2 is inserted into the hollow part of the fishing tackle main body 1 from below. The inner tube 2 can slide within the fishing tackle main body 1 along its longitudinal direction, and this inner tube 2 is also mainly made of synthetic resin. A fixing rod 3 is installed horizontally on the distal end surface 2a of the inner tube 2, and the lower end of a fishhook 4, which is curved upward and erected, is fixed to the fixing rod 3 by means such as welding. In this example, this fishing hook 4 is attached to a fixed rod 3.
There are four lines placed at approximately equal intervals along the line.

In the figure, reference numeral 5 denotes a support rod that connects and fixes the four fishing hooks 4, and is horizontally installed parallel to the fixing rod 3. The upper end of each fishhook 4 is formed into a needle shape, and is curved toward the longitudinal direction of the upper end of the inner tube 2 .

Reference numeral 6 in the figure represents a through hole that is provided from the side surface of the inner tube 2 in the width direction of the inner tube 2, into which a horizontal shaft 7, which will be described later, is inserted.

Next, each member attached to the fishing gear main body 1 will be explained.

Reference numeral 8 in the figure denotes a flat plate-like lower support fixed to the upper surface of the lower end of the fishing gear main body 1, and four through holes 9 are formed in parallel in the width direction on the side surface thereof. . A hooking rod 10 having disk-shaped ends is inserted into each of the through-holes 9 . Therefore, when viewed from the front, only both ends of each hanging rod 10 protrude from the side surface of the lower support 8, and each hanging rod 10 is horizontally installed in parallel inside the lower support 8. .

In the figure, reference numeral 11 denotes a flat plate-shaped upper support stand placed and fixed on the lower support stand 8, and this upper support stand 11
3 along the longitudinal direction of the fishing gear main body 1.
Through-holes 12 are provided in parallel. Inside this through hole 12 are three needle parts 1 of a harpoon 13 shown in FIG.
3a is loosely fitted. Therefore, the harpoon 13 is attached to the upper support base 1
The needle part 13 can move vertically inside the through hole 12 while being supported by the needle part 13 from the lower end side of the through hole 12.
The needle-like tip of a can come and go.

A supporting frame 13b is installed horizontally at the upper end of the harpoon 13, and a handle portion 13 is provided above the supporting frame 13b.
c is permanently installed. The harpoon 13 can be pulled upward by holding the handle portion 13c.

In the figure, reference numeral 13d denotes a horizontal bar installed horizontally in the upper part of the harpoon 13, which reinforces the needle part 13a and protrudes laterally, and both ends thereof are formed in an arc shape.

14 in the figure is a stopper, and the fishing gear body 1
It is loosely fitted into a rectangular through hole 1a bored in the upper surface of the upper end side. Then, the through hole 14a formed through the center of the stopper 14 and the through hole 15 formed through the side surface of the through hole 1a of the fishing gear body 1 are aligned, and the horizontal shaft 16 is inserted into the through hole 15 and the through hole 14a. has been done.
Therefore, the stopper 14 is attached to the fishing tackle main body 1 via the horizontal shaft 16 and is rotatable within the through hole 1a of the fishing tackle main body 1.

In the figure, reference numeral 14b is a locking portion formed in a step shape at the tip of the stopper 14, and the support frame 13b of the harpoon 13 is locked to this locking portion 14b.

In the figure, reference numeral 14c denotes a contact surface vertically cut out on the lower end side of the stopper 14, and is a portion with which the upper end 2b of the inner tube 2 sliding inside the fishing gear main body 1 comes into contact.

In the figure, reference numeral 17 denotes an elongated hole extending in the width direction from the side surface of the fishing gear main body 1, into which the through hole 6 of the inner tube 2 is aligned and the horizontal shaft 7 is inserted. Therefore, the fishing gear body 1 and the inner tube 2 are connected via the horizontal shaft 7, and the inner tube 2 is allowed to slide vertically relative to the fishing gear body 1 by the length of the elongated hole 16.

A rubber member 18 is attached to both ends of the horizontal shaft 7 and the horizontal shaft 16, and the inner tube 2 is always urged toward the stopper 14 by the urging force of the rubber member 18. A rubber member 19 is also hung between the horizontal bar 13d of the harpoon 13 and the hooking bar 10, and the harpoon 13 is attached to the lower end 16 of the fishing gear body 1 by the rubber member 19.
side (towards the fishhook 4 attached to the inner tube 2). The rubber member 19 may be hung from any of the hanging rods 10, and the hanging rod 10 to which the rubber member 19 is hung is selected depending on the tensile strength of the rubber member 19.

When the fishing gear of this example configured as described above is used for squid fishing, for example, a fishing line is connected to the upper end 1c of the fishing gear main body 1, and the entire fishing gear is lowered into the sea from the boat. In that case, the harpoon 13 is set so as to be locked to the locking portion 14b of the stopper 14. That is, the hook portion 13a of the harpoon 13 is slightly protruded from the lower end of the upper support base 11, and the tip of the hook portion 13a is set at a distance from the fishhook 4. In this state, the upper end 2b of the inner tube 2 comes into contact with the contact surface 14c of the stopper, the rotation of the stopper 14 is restricted, and the support frame 13b of the harpoon 13 is securely attached to the locking part 14b of the stopper. It is locked.

Incidentally, fish bodies such as sardines and saury to be used as bait are placed on the upper support stand 11 and fixed by winding wires or the like around both ends of the hooking rod 10.

In the sea, when a squid tries to take a sardine as bait, it sticks to the fishing gear main body 1 as if holding the sardine, so the fishing line descends due to the weight of the squid. When the angler pulls up the fishing line from the boat due to this feeling, the legs of the squid become entangled with the fishing hook 4. Further, when the fishing line is pulled up, the weight of the squid is transferred to the fishing hook 4, and the inner tube 2 is lowered through the fishing hook 4.
As the inner tube 2 moves down inside the fishing gear main body 1 against the biasing force of the rubber member 18, the upper end 2b of the inner tube 2 comes off from the contact surface 14c of the stopper, and the contact surface 14c of the stopper becomes free. becomes. Therefore,
The locking portion 14b of the stopper rotates downward under the urging force of the rubber member 19. As a result, Harpoon 1
3 is released, and the harpoon 13 is instantly lowered by the urging force of the rubber member 19. That is, the needle part 13a of the harpoon
moves towards the fishing hook 4 and instantly descends, hook part 13a
The tip of the fishing hook 4 comes close to the fishing hook 4 in a substantially abutting state. Therefore, the squid is pierced by the hook portion 13a of the harpoon, and the squid does not fall from the fishing hook 4.

As described above, according to the fishing gear of this example, the squid does not come off the hook 4 and fall while being pulled out of the sea, and the squid is firmly fixed to the fishing gear with the harpoon 13. Therefore, you can reliably catch squid.

In this example, the fishing tackle main body 1 and the inner tube 2 have a rectangular cylindrical shape, but are not limited to such a shape. The same applies to the shape of the stopper 14, and the rubber members 18 and 19 can be replaced with elastic members such as springs.
Furthermore, various materials such as stainless steel are conceivable for the materials of each member.

(Effects of the Invention) The present invention includes a fishing tackle main body formed in a cylindrical shape, an inner tube that is provided with a fishhook and is movably fitted into the fishing tackle main body, and a biasing means for the fishing tackle main body. The main body is a harpoon that is attached so as to be movable in the direction of the fishing hook through the inner tube, and a stopper that is rotatably attached to the fishing tackle body and usually stops the movement of the harpoon. By rotating the stopper as it moves and firing the harpoon in the direction of the fishhook, if a squid or the like is caught on the fishhook, the harpoon will be inserted further and the squid or the like will be reliably caught. captured. That is, there is no possibility that the squid or the like that has been hooked will escape when being pulled onto the boat, unlike in the conventional case.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a fishing gear showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a side view of FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the fishing gear itself, FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the harpoon, FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the stopper, FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the inner tube, and FIGS. 7 and 8 are side views of the conventional fishing gear. 1...Fishing gear body, 2...Inner tube, 4...Fish hook, 8...Lower support stand, 11...Upper support stand, 13...
...harpoon, 14...stopper, 7,16...horizontal axis,
18, 19...Rubber member.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A fishing gear main body 1 formed in a cylindrical shape, an inner tube 2 provided with a fishing hook 4 and movably fitted into the fishing gear main body 1, A harpoon 13 attached to the fishing hook so as to be movable in four directions, and a stopper 1 rotatably attached to the fishing gear main body 1 to stop the harpoon 13 from moving.
4, the stopper 14 is rotated as the inner tube 2 moves, and the harpoon 1 is rotated as the inner tube 2 moves.
3. A fishing tool characterized in that the fishing gear is configured such that the fishing hook can be fired in four directions.