JPS6030936Y2 - Horn arrangement device for squid fishing - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a squid fishing horn arranging device, and is particularly designed to arrange squid horns, lead horns, etc. for squid fishing in an orderly manner and to quickly feed the device to the point without tangling the line. This is what I did.

In squid fishing, artificial bait hooks called ikatsuno and leadzuno are widely used.

A plurality of these fishing hooks are usually attached to the Harris as shown in FIGS. 1a and 1b.

In the case of the cuttlefish X shown in FIG. 1A, they are usually attached in a branched manner as shown in the figure, and in the case of the lead-shaped pieces Y shown in FIG. 1S, they are attached in series as shown in the figure.

However, in the past, it was very difficult to quickly introduce a large number of squid horns and lead horns to the point, as these fishing hooks tend to get tangled with the hooks and line.

Particularly in squid fishing, it is important to throw the device into the sea immediately after arriving at the fishing point, so it is important to increase fishing results.
There has been a desire for a device that can quickly throw such a device into the sea.

This proposal was made in response to the above requests.
To provide an arrangement device capable of orderly arranging squid fishing horns and automatically sending them out into the sea by the weight of weights or the like.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view thereof.

This device is composed of a support plate 1, a horn locking device 2, an auxiliary plate 3, and a fishing line locking device 4.

The support plate 1 is cut out from a rectangular acrylic plate, and a plurality of horn fasteners 2 (eight in FIG. 2) are attached to the ends thereof.

As shown in FIG. 3, the fishhook locking device 2 is made of a flexible tube, and has a notch 21 in a tapered shape, leaving an end 20 at its tip.

This end portion 20 is made to protrude from the support plate 1, and its lower side is cut off to form a cut-off portion 22.

With this configuration, the flexibility of the end portion 20 in the vertical direction is increased, and the squid horn X can be locked effectively.

The other end of this tube is a constricted part 2 that is squeezed with a string or the like.
3, and the lower end of Ikatsuno X stops here.

Figure 3 shows the state in which the squid horn X is attached to the locking tool 2. The lower end of the squid horn Ba,
The vertical flexibility of the end portion 20 allows for effective locking.

The fishing line 2 is led out again from the notch 21 and is locked in a fishing line locking device 4, which will be described later.

Note that 24 is a thread for fixing the locking tool 2 and the support plate 1.

FIG. 4 shows a locking tool 2' for locking a lead horn Y.

In this case, the length of the tube may be short, and no constriction part is required.

Similarly, this locking tool 2' has a notch 21, leaving an end 20'.

The end portion 20' is similarly made to protrude from the support plate 1, but
The tube is cut open to hold the lead tip of the Y needle.

Figure 4 shows the state in which the lead horn Y is attached.

Such a flexible tube-based locking device can easily lock the horn, and can be stored by completely covering at least the rear end of a long horn, so it is possible to store the horn easily. Interference between threads can be prevented, and problems such as thread entanglement can be completely eliminated.

Furthermore, a cover 10 is provided over the horn locking tool 2 to prevent the thread from getting caught on the locking tool 2 itself.

An extension piece 11 extending toward the auxiliary plate 3 is fixed to the cover 10, and a string 12 attached to the auxiliary plate 3 side is fixed to the cover 10.
is hooked onto the notch 110 of the extension piece 11 so that the auxiliary plate 3 and the support plate 1 can maintain a predetermined angle.

If you want to change the angle, just adjust the length of the string 12.

Note that a styrofoam tube 13 is removably attached to the back side of the support plate 1.

This tube 13 is slit in the axial direction so that it can be opened.

This tube 13 is installed to fit a pipe-shaped item such as a bamboo trough that is usually installed on the outside of the gunwale of a fishing boat.

In this embodiment, two auxiliary plates 3 are provided, and the auxiliary plate 3a and the support plate 1 are connected to each other by a hinge 30 made of acrylic, and the auxiliary plates 3a and 3b are connected to each other by a string 31 so as to be bendable.

Fishing line anchors 4, 4 are removably attached to the auxiliary plates 3a, 3b, respectively.

This locking tool 4 consists of an acrylic base plate 40 and a sponge plate 41 erected substantially perpendicularly thereto.

This sponge plate 41 has a notch 42 for holding a fishing line.

The upper part of the notch 42 is a V-shaped notch 46 to facilitate guiding the fishing line.

Two holes 43 are formed at least on both ends of the substrate 40, and holes 44 are formed on the auxiliary plate 3 corresponding to the holes 43.

Bolts 45 made of synthetic resin are passed through these holes 43 and 44 and fastened with nuts.

A plurality of holes 44 are formed in the auxiliary plate 3 in the longitudinal direction so that the position of the locking tool 4 can be adjusted.

In this embodiment, the auxiliary plate 3a has two holes 44 and the auxiliary plate 3b has three holes 44.

Note that it is desirable that the length of the auxiliary plate 3a in the longitudinal direction is set in accordance with the thickness of the ship's gunwale.

Further, the number of notches 42 may be one less than that of the horn locking tool 2.

Next, how to use it will be explained.

First, as shown in Figures 5 and 6, the support plate 1 is attached to the gunwale A.
The auxiliary plate 3a is placed on the gunwale A, and the auxiliary plate 3a is lowered into the ship.

If there is a pipe B made of bamboo or the like on the gunwale A, this pipe B is fitted into the tube 13.

The angle of the support plate 1 is adjusted by the length of the string 12 hooked on the extension piece 11.

Further, the positions of the fishing line locking devices 4, 4 are adjusted in accordance with the attachment interval of the fishhooks (Ikatsuno X in this example).

Next, insert the Ikatsuno X into the notch 21 of the locking tool 2, and
It is locked by the flexibility of 0.

The fishing line 2 is guided from above the cover 10 to the fishing line locking devices 4, 4, and is inserted into the notch 42 and locked.

Then, the squid horn X is sequentially locked to the adjacent horn locking tool 2, and the fishing line is attached in the same manner.

When the boat comes to the fishing spot, the weight attached to the end of the fishing line (
(not shown) into the sea, the weight of this weight will untie the Ikatsuno X and the fishing line, and the Ikatsuno
is led into the sea.

This quantity-based entanglement does not occur.

After use, remove the fishing line locking devices 4, 4, and then tighten the tube 1.
3 is removed, and the support plate 1 and the auxiliary plate 3at3b are stacked on top of each other and tied together with a string or the like to make it compact.

The device of the present invention can be applied not only to squid horns and lead horns, but also to ordinary deep-sea fishing hooks by directly locking fishing hooks to the support plate 1.

As explained above, according to the present invention, the squid fishing horns can be automatically sent into the sea one by one using the weight of the weight without the line getting tangled, making it possible to speed up and simplify the work.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is an explanatory diagram of squid horns and lead horns, Figure 2 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 3 is a front view of an embodiment of the horn locking device, and Figure 4 is a horn locking device. A perspective view of another embodiment of the tool,
FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing the state of use, and FIG. 6 is a side sectional view. In the figure, 1 is a support plate, 2 is a horn anchor, 3 is an auxiliary plate, and 4 is a fishing line anchor.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A plurality of horn locking devices made of flexible tubes that lock squid fishing horns and store at least the rear end side;
a support plate that supports the horn locking devices; a cover that covers the rear end side of the plurality of horn locking devices; an auxiliary plate bendably connected to the rear end side of the support plate; and the auxiliary plate. 1. A horn arrangement device for squid fishing, comprising: a fishing line locking device for locking a fishing line provided in the squid fishing line.