JPH0518942Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] (Industrial application field) The present invention relates to a device for hooking and fishing octopuses.

(Prior Art) Conventional octopus hook fishing gear is configured such that real bait such as a crab or an imitation bait imitating a crab is attached to a base with an octopus hook.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) The above-mentioned conventional octopus fishing gear moves the bait in small steps so that when the octopus gets on the bait, the bait tries to escape in order to ensure that the octopus gets on the bait. The technique is to hold the bait firmly so that it does not escape, and when it senses the weight of the octopus, pull the line all at once and hook it onto the octopus hook.In particular, the timing of moving the bait in small steps and then hooking it all at once is difficult. It was difficult, and there was a high possibility that the octopus would escape.

The object of the present invention is to provide a fishing gear for hooking octopuses that can easily hook octopuses and increase the results of octopus fishing.

(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to achieve the above object, the octopus hook fishing gear of the present invention includes a stand with an octopus hook 3 fixed to one end.
On the other hand, a bait mounting base 2 is connected via an elastic body 4 and is slidably mounted in the direction of the octopus needle 3.

(Example) Examples will be described based on the drawings.

First, the tacho needle base 1 has an octopus needle 3 on the top side of one end.
A connecting hole 6 for the thread 5 is bored at the other end on the opposite side, a ring 7 is provided on the lower surface side near the thread tightening hole, and a weight 8 is hung from the ring 7. , one end of the wire forming the ring 7 protrudes to the upper surface side to form a stopper 9, and a groove 10 extending from the vicinity of the stopper 9 toward the tacho needle 3 is provided on the upper surface. A mounting pin 11 is provided at the end closer to the stopper 9. Next, the bait mounting stand 2 consists of a frame body 12 with both ends open and a U-shaped cross section, and a bait mounting plate 13 that shields the upper surface of the frame body 12, and the frame body 12 is the above-mentioned octopus needle attachment base. 1
The bait mounting plate 13 covers the upper surface of the octopus needle mounting base 1 and is slidably attached to the octopus needle mounting base 1 between the octopus needle 3 and the stopper 9. There is. Further, one end of an elastic body 4 made of a rubber belt is fixed to the end of the bait placement plate 13 on the side closer to the octopus needle 3, and the elastic body 4 passes through the groove 10 of the octopus needle attachment base 1 to place the bait. It is inserted under the mounting plate 13, and its other end is fixed to the above-mentioned mounting pin 11 provided at the end of the groove 10 near the stopper 9. In addition, bait mounting plate 1
3. Place bait 1 on top of 3, such as real bait such as red crab crab or blue crab, or artificial bait molded from these.
4 is attached, both edges of the bait mounting plate 13 are made to protrude outward from the frame body 12, and cutout recesses 15 are provided in which a tie string or the like can be hung for fixing the bait 14 at a desired position. ing.

(Function) When the octopus fishing gear of the present invention is set on the seabed,
The bait mounting base 2 is always located near the stopper 9 of the octopus needle mounting base 1 due to the force of the elastic body 4. When the octopus finds the bait 14 attached to the bait mount 2, it approaches and strongly presses down the bait 14 while straddling the bait mount 2 in an attempt to catch it. At this time, the entire body of the octopus cannot be placed on the bait mounting base 2, so a part of the octopus's body is placed on the seabed and stands on it. Further, the octopus needle base 1 is not pressed down by the octopus and maintains a free state. At this point, if you pull the line in small increments without the octopus noticing, the bait mounting base 2 held down by the octopus will not move, and only the octopus needle attachment base 1 will be pulled by the thread and move.
The elastic body 4 connecting the bait mounting base 2 and the octopus needle attachment base 1 is pulled from both sides and gradually stretches. When the bait mounting base 2 gradually slides in the direction of the octopus needle 3 on the octopus needle attachment base 1 and comes close to the octopus needle 3, pull the line all at once, and the octopus will not have time to escape. It can be easily hooked by the needle 3. In addition, the elastic body 4 has the function of always moving the bait mounting base 2 to the opposite side of the octopus needle 3 as described above, and the action of moving the bait mounting base 2 to the side opposite to the octopus needle mounting base 1.
If it moves suddenly, the octopus will notice it, so to prevent this, it has the effect of gradually slowing down the sliding of the bait mounting base 2.

(Effect of the invention) Since the invention is constructed as described above, when the octopus is on the bait on the bait mount, if you pull the string in small increments, the octopus will strongly press down on the bait. When the bait is in the octopus position, the bait mounting base will gradually slide to a point close to the octopus needle, so if you pull the line all at once at this time, the octopus will not have time to escape, so you can easily pull the octopus with the octopus needle. It becomes possible to hang it, and it has the effect of increasing the catch of octopus fishing.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the bait mount not moving, Figure 2 is a vertical sectional view of the center of Figure 1, Figure 3 is a perspective view of the bait mount being moved, and Figure 4 is an exploded view. FIG. 1... Stand with octopus needle, 2... Bait mounting base, 3... Octopus needle, 4... Elastic body, 8... Weight, 9... Stopper, 10... Concave groove, 14... Bait body.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] This fishing tackle for hooking an octopus is constructed by attaching a bait mounting base 2 connected via an elastic body 4 to an octopus hook attachment base 1 having an octopus hook 3 fixed at one end so as to be slidable in the direction of the octopus needle 3.