JPH0595748A - Tackle element for fly fishing - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide the subject tackle element composed of a main body of fly and a supporting member having a holding groove at a side for detachably clamping the body part of a fishing hook, having excellent handleability and free from the troubles of breaking or loosening of a leader. CONSTITUTION:The objective element is composed of a main body 2 of fly and a supporting member 3 holding the main body 2. A holding groove 6 for clamping the body part 12 of a fishing hook 10 and an eye for passing a fishing line at a prescribed part of the supporting member are formed on one side of the supporting member 3. The eye has an inner diameter allowing the passage of the fishing hook 10 from the point to the shank end. The supporting member 3 is preferably made from an elastic material.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a tackle element for fly fishing, and more particularly to a tackle element for fly fishing having a support for detachably mounting a fly on a fishing burr.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A fly or a hair burr (hereinafter simply referred to as a fly) which is generally used in the past is integrally fixed to a fishing burr itself.

In fly fishing, a so-called fly is used as one of the tackle elements. By the way, as is well known to those skilled in the art and enthusiasts, fly fishing is a fly that is a pseudo bait for insects, for example, aquatic insects such as mayfly and trichomes, and terrestrial insects such as grasshoppers and crickets. , It means to fish using so-called imitation and models that resemble small fish such as smelt and Yoshinobori.

[0004]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] It is necessary to replace the fishing burr depending on the weather, temperature, river / sea conditions, type / size of target fish, etc. on the fishing day. In addition, the time when fish can be caught is limited during the day, and it is necessary to change the fly in an extremely short time depending on the situation of the fishing place, the type of target fish, and the like. However, since the fly that is generally used in the past is integrally fixed to the fishing burr itself as described above, in such a case, Harris must be cut and unraveled despite the complexity, Can not be dealt with, and will significantly affect the fishing results. Moreover, if the tip of the fishing burr is damaged, the fly itself cannot be used. Depending on the material, size, shape, and type of the fly, when the fish line is felt and the fishing line is pulled up, the fly often damages the fish.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has an object to solve the above-mentioned inconveniences and drawbacks by associating a fly with a fishing burr.

[0006]

A tackle element for fly fishing according to the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problems comprises a fly main body and a supporter on which the main body is mounted. At least one side surface of the support is provided with a holding groove for holding the body portion of the fishing burr. In addition, an eye for passing a fishing line is provided at a given portion of the support having an inner diameter through which a fishing burr can be passed from the tip of the support through the body end.

In a preferred embodiment, the support is formed of an elastic material, and the eye is provided at a free end of a thin projection extending from one end of the support body.
Including each.

[0008]

In the tackle element having the above-mentioned structure, the fishing burr is passed through the eye of the support having the fly from the tip of the fishing line through the body end thereof, and the thread connected to the fishing burr is passed through the fishing burr body. Is pressed along the holding groove of the support member, the body portion is easily sandwiched in the holding groove and set. If necessary, the fishing burr can be pivoted about the body in a desired direction with respect to the support.

[0009]

1 shows an example of a tackle element and a fishing burr according to an embodiment of the present invention. Tackle element 1
Is composed of a fly main body 2 and a supporter 3 to which the fly main body 2 is attached. The supporter 3 has a sandwiching portion 5 integrally formed on one side of the plate-like portion 4, and has a split groove-like sandwiching groove 6 of a given depth reaching the vicinity of the plate-like portion 4 in the longitudinal center of the sandwiching portion 5. It is provided.
The opening edge 6a of the holding groove 6 on the side surface of the holding portion 5 is shown in FIG.
As shown in, it is preferable to form the taper so that the body portion 12 of the fishing burr 10 can be easily sandwiched. The groove width of the sandwiching groove 6 excluding the opening edge 6a, that is, the interval between the opposing wall surfaces forming the sandwiching groove 6 is smaller than the diameter of the body 12 of the fishing burr 10. As will be described later, the support member 3 elastically and reliably holds the body portion 12 of the fishing burr, and facilitates the operation of passing the fishing burr 10 through the eye 8, so that the support member 3 has a given elasticity such as rubber or plastic. It is preferably formed from an elastic material having As long as the plate-shaped portion 4 and the sandwiching portion 5 are integral with each other, they can be formed of the same material or different materials. At the upper end of the plate-like portion 4, a projecting piece 7 which extends integrally with the plate-like portion 4 and bends relatively freely is formed, and an eye 8 is provided at the free end thereof. The inner diameter of the eye 8 is dimensioned so that the fishing burr 10 can pass through from the tip 14 of the fishing line 10 through the end of the body 12.

The fly main body 2 is integrally mounted on the side opposite to the holding portion 5. The fly main body 2 merely shows an example of its type, size, shape, etc., and may be larger or smaller than the supporter 3. The mounting position of the fly main body 2 with respect to the support 3 is merely an example, and differs depending on the type, size, and shape of the fly main body 2. The means for mounting the fly main body 2 on the support 3 may be an adhesive, a part of the fly main body 2 is integrally embedded, or a stopper, and is not particularly limited.

The fishing burr 10 having the fishing line 9 bound thereto is one of the known ones, and has a body portion 12 having a line binding portion 11.
And a waist portion 13 and a barb portion 15 having a sharp point 14. The illustrated thread binding portion 11 is formed by crushing a part of the body portion 12 into a flat shape to form a brim, but there is also one in which an eye is formed at the end of the body portion for binding the fishing line. To do.

In FIG. 2, in order to set the tackle element 1 on the fishing burr 10, first, the fishing burr 10 is passed through the eye 8 of the support member 3 from the tip 14 of the fishing burr through the end of the body portion 12, and the thread 9 is further attached. And insert the body portion 12 into the holding groove 6 of the support member 3 from its opening edge 6a, and if necessary,
By turning the fishing burr 10 around the body 12,
The fishing burr 10 is set so as to face the support member 3 in a desired direction. If you want to aim the upper jaw of the fish, fishing burr 1
When you want to aim the tip of 0 upwards and aim at the lower jaw of the fish, turn the tip downwards. To remove the support 3 and the fishing burr 10 relatively, one of them may be twisted outward with respect to the other.

[0013]

According to the tackle element of the present invention having the above-mentioned structure, the fishing burr can be easily inserted into the holding groove of the supporting member on which the fly is mounted without complicatedly cutting or unraveling the Harris. It can be set and the operation of replacing the tackle element is extremely easy. Further, if necessary, the fishing burr can be turned around the trunk of the fishing burr so that the tip of the fishing burr can be oriented in a desired direction. Therefore, it becomes a great force in fly fishing, and the fishing result can be improved.

The tackle element set on the fishing burr does not come off from the fishing line and is not lost in the water when it is put into the water or pulled up from the water. There is no danger of it coming off easily.

Depending on the size and type of the fly and the fish, the support may move away from the fishing burr along with the fly itself due to the movement of the fish caught on the fishing burr. Therefore, there is no risk of damaging the fish.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1A is a perspective view of a tackle element in which a fly main body is mounted on a support according to an embodiment of the present invention, and B is a perspective view showing an example of a fishing burr.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a usage example in which a trunk portion of the fishing burr is sandwiched in a sandwiching groove of a support of the tackle element.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the tackle element.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Tackle element 2 Fly main body 3 Supporter 6 Holding groove 10 Fishing burr 12 Body part 14 Sharp tip

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A fly main body and a supporting member to which the main body is mounted, a holding groove for holding a body of a fishing burr on at least one side surface of the supporting member, and a supporting member at a given portion of the supporting member. A tackle element for fly fishing, which has an inner diameter that allows a fishing burr to pass through from the tip of the fishing line through the end of the body, and an eye for passing a fishing line. 2. The tackle element according to claim 1, wherein the support is made of an elastic material. 3. The tackle element according to claim 1, wherein the eye is provided at a free end of a thin projecting piece extending from one end of the supporter.