JPS6325989Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a sweetfish fishing container used when fishing for sweetfish with baited sweetfish.

Conventionally, when fishing for sweetfish using bait baits, it is common practice to mix the baitfish and the baitfish in one container, or to prepare separate containers for the baitfish and the baitfish. However, in the former method, it is troublesome to take out the necessary decoy sweetfish, and in the latter method, two containers are required, which causes inconvenience in transportation, movement, and other problems.

In addition, if you store decoy sweetfish or fish in a water stream together with the container and move only the fishing spot, depending on the topography and surrounding conditions, the storage location may become unknown or the fish may be taken away by others. There's a problem.

The object of this invention is to provide a sweetfish fishing container that does not have the various problems mentioned above.

One end of the partition plate is hinged to the inner wall of the fish storage chamber of the container body, and if necessary, the partition plate can be rotated from the inner wall surface to partition the fish storage chamber, so that decoy sweetfish and game fish can be stored separately. In addition, a rod for position confirmation is provided on the outside of the container body, so that the location of the container can be easily determined even from a distance.

The illustrated embodiment will be described below.

In FIGS. 1 to 3, reference numeral 1 denotes a container body for storing fish, and the container body 1 consists of a lower container part 2 and a lid part 3 for opening and closing its upper opening.
Each inner wall surface 4 of the lid part 3 which covers the bottom wall and side wall of the container part 2 and the upper opening of the container part 2 to form the upper wall.
Accordingly, a fish storage chamber 5 is formed in the container body 1. Reference numeral 6 denotes a partition plate whose one end is hinged to the inner wall surface 4 of the bottom wall of the container section 2 by a hinge 7, and the partition plate 6 is vertically positioned in the fish storage chamber 5 as shown in FIG. When the partitioned state is maintained, the size is such that a slight gap is formed between the peripheral edge and each of the inner wall surfaces 4, and the inside of the fish storage chamber 5 is divided into the bait room 5a and the fishing and fishing room 5b. The upper end of the partition plate 6 held in such a partitioned state is locked by a locking member 8 made of a leaf spring or the like attached to a corresponding position on the inner wall surface 4 of the lid part 3. Partition state is maintained. Further, the lid portion 3 has a hinge 9 at one end thereof.
is hinged to the upper part of one side end of the container part 2 so that the upper opening of the container part 2 can be opened and closed freely, and the parts of the lid part 3 corresponding to the decoy sweetfish chamber 5a and the aquarium chamber 5b include:
Openings 10 and 11 are formed respectively, and a lid 12 is hinged to the opening 10 with a hinge 13 so that the opening 10 can be opened and closed, and a lid 14 is attached to the opening 11 with a hinge 15. The opening 1
1 is hinged so that it can be opened and closed, and each lid body 1
An appropriate number of slits 16 and 17 are formed in 2 and 14 to allow ventilation, water passage, etc.

Reference numeral 25 denotes a sweetfish inlet, and a lid body is hinged to the back side of the lid part 3 via a spring means so as to normally close the sweetfish inlet.

Further, on one side of the lid 3, a rod 18 for position confirmation has its base end rotatably fitted onto a shaft 20 of a bearing 19 installed upright on the lid 3, and is raised on the lid 3. 21 is a rod receiver, and 22 is a knob provided on the top of the partition plate 6.
23 is a lock provided between the container part 2 and the lid part 3;
24 is a hanging ring for transportation, etc.

4 to 6 show another embodiment, and 3
0 is a container body in the form of a closed box for storing fish, and a fish storage chamber 32 is formed within the container body 30 by each inner wall surface 31 of the bottom wall, side wall, and top wall of the container body 30,
Further, a rectangular opening 33 is formed in the upper wall, and grooves 34 are provided on both opposing end surfaces of the upper wall forming the opening 33, respectively.
A lid 35 is slidably fitted into the opening 33 by engaging protrusions 36 provided on both sides of the lid with the groove 34, thereby opening and closing the opening 33 and closing the lid. The back surface of the body 35 forms an inner wall surface 31 similar to the inner wall surface 31 of the upper wall.
A sweetfish inlet 48 is provided on the side wall for introducing sweetfish into each compartment when the fish storage chamber 32 is divided by a partition plate.
is formed, and a lid is normally hinged via spring means to close the inlet. 37 attaches one end to the inner wall surface 31 of the bottom wall of the container body 30 on the hinge 3
The partition plate 37 is divided into an upper partition plate 37a and a lower partition plate 37b, and their opposing surfaces are connected by a hinge 39. The plate 37a and the lower partition plate 37b are developed on the same plane to form the sixth
As shown in the figure, when the fish storage chamber 32 is kept in a vertically partitioned state, the partition plate 37 is located between the peripheral edge formed by the upper partition plate 37a and the lower partition plate 37b and each of the inner wall surfaces 31. The interior of the fish storage chamber 32 is divided into a decoy sweetfish chamber 32a and an aquarium chamber 32b, and the partition plate 37, which is kept in such a partitioned state, is sized so that a slight gap is formed between the two. A hole 40 for hanging transparently provided in the plate 37a
A locking pin 4 is provided upright on the inner wall surface 31 of the side wall.
1, it is locked and the partitioned state is maintained. Further, a position confirmation rod 42 is mounted on the upper wall of the container main body 30, and its base end is rotatably fitted onto a shaft 44 of a bearing 43 installed upright on the upper wall. It is said that it can be defeated, 45
is a rod support installed upright on the upper wall. Furthermore,
An appropriate number of through holes 46 for ventilation and water passage are provided in the upper part of each side wall of the container body 30 and in the lid 35.
7 is a hanging ring used for transportation, etc.

Next, the manner of use of the sweetfish fishing container constructed in this manner will be described.

In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, first, open the lid 12 or 14 and move the partition plate 6 hinged inside the fish storage chamber 5 of the container body 1 in the direction of arrow A by holding the knob 22. Raise the partition plate 6 and lock the upper end of the partition plate 6 to the locking member 8 to divide the inside of the fish storage chamber 5 into a decoy sweetfish chamber 5a and an aquarium chamber 5b, and open the lid 14 when the baitfish is suitable as a bait sweetfish. Put it into the decoy sweetfish room 5a,
For other cases, open the lid 12 or open the sweetfish inlet 25.
The fish are then put into the fish room 5b. Further, the rod 18 is removed from the rod receiver 22 and raised in the direction of arrow B so that it stands upright.

In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, first, the opening 33 is opened by sliding the lid 35 in the direction of arrow C, and the lid 35 is folded into the bottom wall as shown in FIG. The upper partition plate 37a and the lower partition plate 37b are raised as one body in the direction of arrow D, and then the upper partition plate 37a is raised in the direction of arrow E to engage the hole portion 40 with the locking pin 41. Partition plate 37
a and the lower partition plate 37b are held upright to form the partition plate 37, and as a result, the inside of the fish storage chamber 32 is divided into a decoy sweetfish chamber 32a and an aquarium chamber 32b. The bait fish is introduced into the chamber 32a through the opening 33 or the ayu input port 48. Otherwise, only the upper partition plate 37a is opened in the opposite direction to the arrow E, and the bait is introduced into the chamber 32b from here. Further, the rod 42 is removed from the rod receiver 45 and raised in the direction of arrow F to stand upright.

In the ayu fishing container of this invention, the ayu storage chamber can be divided into a decoy ayu room and a fishing fish room using a partition plate, so the decoy ayu and the fishing fish do not coexist and are used separately. Therefore, it is extremely convenient to be able to easily take out suitable sweetfish as bait at any time.Also, during general fishing, the formation of such compartments allows you to distinguish between healthy fish and weak fish, or between fish that are living together. It is also suitable as a container for different types of fish, etc., which would be inconvenient if they were separated.Moreover, since the partition plate is hinged to the main body of the container, it is easy to form compartments, and there is no need to divide them. If you fold it along the inner wall, it becomes a large fish storage chamber that can be used as a general fishing container.

Furthermore, by erecting the rod, the position of the sweetfish fishing container can be easily confirmed even from a distance, eliminating the trouble of searching for it, making it easy to move from one fishing spot to another, and making it possible to fish for sweetfish effectively.

Note that the partition plate may be a net-like body, and if the rod is also telescopic, it is more effective for position confirmation and convenient for transportation.In addition, in the embodiment, the partition plate is attached to the bottom wall. However, it can also be attached to a side wall.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of this invention; Fig. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the fish storage chamber in a divided state, Fig. 2 is a partially cutaway front view, and Fig. 3 is a view similar to that shown in Fig. 2. FIG. 4 is a partially cutaway side view taken along the arrow line, FIG. 4 is a partially cutaway perspective view of a divided fish storage chamber in another embodiment, FIG. 5 is a partially cutaway front view, and FIG. 6 is the same as FIG. FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway side view taken along the - arrow line. 1, 30... Container body, 5, 32... Fish storage chamber, 6, 37... Partition plate, 18, 42... Rod.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] One end of a partition plate that partitions the fish storage chamber is hinged to the inner wall surface of the fish storage chamber formed inside the container body, and a rod for position confirmation is provided on the outside of the container body. Ayu fishing container.