CN111838088A - A counterweight block, bean stopper and counterweight system for fishing tackle - Google Patents

Abstract

The application discloses a counterweight block, a bean stopper and a counterweight system for fishing tackle. The counterweight block is provided with a first middle through hole along its longitudinal direction, and the outer side of the counterweight block is also provided with a first middle through hole. The first opening in communication is used for the rigid body of the fishing tackle to penetrate and is held in the first middle through hole of the counterweight; the first side end and/or the second side end of the first middle through hole of the counterweight can be It is clamped with the bean stopper to be fixed on the rigid body. The counterweight provided by the present application is not only convenient to use, but also has flexibility, stability, and reliability, and has high expansibility. In addition, the present application also provides a bean stopper used in conjunction with the counterweight block and a counterweight system having the above technical advantages.

Description

A counterweight block, bean stopper and counterweight system for fishing tackle

technical field

The present application relates to the technical field of fishing tackle, and in particular, to a counterweight, a bean stopper and a counterweight system for a fishing tackle.

Background technique

During the fishing process, it is necessary to adjust the weight of the hook or bait at any time according to changes in the situation such as water depth, fish species, obstacles, etc. There are various counterweight schemes for existing fishing hooks or bait, but they all have their own advantages and disadvantages.

Fig. 1 shows a schematic diagram of a common leaded fish hook, which achieves different fishing purposes by adding weight to the hook. Referring to FIG. 1 , the lead sinker is formed by die-casting on the fishhook after being hot-melted and then cooled, and maintains a fixed positional relationship with the fishhook. Although this solution has the advantages of being simple and direct, the lead weight will not fall off, but because the lead weight is fixed on the fish hook and cannot be replaced, the weight of the counterweight on the fishhook cannot be adjusted, nor can the weight on the fishhook be changed. s position.

FIG. 2 shows a schematic diagram of a hook counterweight lead sinker scheme. Referring to FIG. 2 , the round tubular composite material counterweight 10 can penetrate the hook through the hook tip 25 , and a small amount of counterweight can be added at will in practice. The solution can achieve the effect of increasing the configuration by directly wearing it, and the firmness of the lead drop is also good. However, the weight material tends to be stiffer, making it less convenient to replace, and can easily scratch or damage when used on barbed hooks. In addition, the replacement of the counterweight and the replacement of the bait must pass through the hook tip 25, so in actual use, the bait must be withdrawn from the hook tip to replace the counterweight. , very inconvenient to use.

In view of this, it is very necessary to provide a counterweight solution for fishing tackle that takes into account flexibility, stability, reliability, high expansibility, and ease of use.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In order to solve the above problems, the present application provides a counterweight block for fishing tackle, the counterweight block is provided with a first middle through hole along its longitudinal direction, and an outer side of the counterweight block is also provided with the first through hole. The first opening communicated with the middle through hole is used for the rigid body of the fishing tackle to penetrate and be held in the first middle through hole of the counterweight block; the first side of the first middle through hole of the counterweight block The end and/or the second side end can be snapped with the bean stop to be fixed on the rigid body.

Optionally, the profile of the counterweight is non-rotationally symmetric along the longitudinal axis.

Optionally, the centroid of the counterweight deviates from the axis of the first central through hole in a direction away from the first opening.

Optionally, the outer surface of the counterweight is streamlined.

Optionally, the cross-sectional shape of the counterweight is axisymmetric.

Optionally, the cross section of the first middle through hole is a circle, an ellipse, a triangle or a polygon.

Optionally, the counterweight is made of one of the following materials: metal composite material, cement composite material, lead or copper.

Optionally, the first openings communicate from the weight block to the first through holes at equal intervals.

Optionally, the width of the first opening is smaller than the diameter of the first through hole.

Optionally, the fishing tackle is a fishing hook or a lure.

Optionally, the fish hook includes any one or any combination of a crank hook, a straight handle hook, and a long handle hook; the lure includes any one or any combination of sequins, composite sequins, and surface tractors.

Optionally, a hanging hole is provided at the first end of the counterweight on the side away from the first opening.

Optionally, the counterweight is provided with a water blocking plate at a second end opposite to the first end on the side away from the first opening.

Optionally, the water baffle is in the shape of a symmetrical tongue.

Optionally, an additional weight is attached to the side away from the first opening, and the additional weight is provided with a hanging hole at one end thereof.

The application also provides a bean stopper that can be used in conjunction with any of the above-mentioned counterweight blocks, the bean stopper is provided with a second middle through hole along its longitudinal direction for the rigid body to penetrate, and the bean stopper also A stop position is provided which plays a limiting role when the bean stopper is clamped with the counterweight block.

Optionally, the outer side of the bean block is further provided with a second opening communicating with the second middle through hole of the bean block for the rigid body of the fishing tackle to pass through.

Optionally, the stop position is a flange, and the flange is provided at the end portion or the middle portion of the bean stopper, so as to act as a limit when the bean stopper is inserted into the counterweight block effect.

Optionally, the stop position is a concave latching position, and the concave latching position is provided at the end of the bean stopper so as to play a role when the protruding latching position attached to the counterweight block is snapped in. Limiting effect.

Optionally, the outer surface of the bean block is streamlined.

Optionally, the bean block is made of silicic acid gel.

Optionally, the bean block is transparent or has any color.

Optionally, the diameter of the second middle through hole of the bean stopper is smaller than the wire diameter of the rigid body.

Optionally, the counterweight and the bean stopper satisfy the following dimensional relationship: the diameter of the first middle through hole of the counterweight block is smaller than the outer diameter of the bean stopper and larger than the second middle hole of the bean stopper. The diameter of the through hole.

The application also provides a counterweight system for fishing tackle, comprising:

any of the above described counterweights; and

Any of the above-mentioned blocking beans.

In the counterweight block for fishing tackle provided by the present application, the counterweight block is provided with a first middle through hole along its longitudinal direction, and the outer side of the counterweight block is also provided with a first opening communicating with the first middle through hole for the fishing tackle The rigid body of the counterweight is held in the first through hole of the counterweight after being penetrated. The counterweight block is directly attached to the rigid body of the fishing tackle. When in use, the counterweight block can be attached to the rigid body of the fishing tackle by simply passing the rigid body along the first opening on one side of the counterweight block. On the body, it is no longer necessary to pass the hook tip through the rigid body. Therefore, on the one hand, damage to the hook tip when penetrating from the hook tip is avoided, and on the other hand, the pre-operation of cutting the fishing line or moving the bait is not required when replacing the counterweight, and the counterweight can be added or replaced quickly and flexibly. piece. After the counterweight is attached to the rigid body of the fishing tackle, it can also be used in conjunction with the bean stopper to fix the counterweight at any position on the hook or other rigid parts of the fishing tackle, such as steel wires, so as to change according to the situation during the fishing process. The purpose of changing the weight of the hook or bait in time. Also, the weight is attached directly to the hook or wire of the tackle, not to the line of the tackle. Obviously, the fishing line of the fishing tackle is flexible and the hook is rigid. By adjusting the position of the counterweight attached to the hook, the center of gravity of the hook can be adjusted, thereby achieving the purpose of adjusting the angle of the hook. , to meet different fishing needs. However, the counterweight attached to the fishing line cannot achieve the purpose of adjusting the angle of the hook, and its expansibility is poor.

It can be seen that the counterweight provided by the present application is not only convenient to use, but also can take into account flexibility, stability, and reliability, and has high expansibility. In addition, the present application also provides a bean stopper used in conjunction with the counterweight block and a counterweight system with the above technical advantages.

Description of drawings

Hereinafter, the present application will be further explained based on the embodiments with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Fig. 1 schematically shows the schematic diagram of a common lead-filled fish hook;

Figure 2 schematically shows a schematic diagram of a hook counterweight lead sinker solution;

Fig. 3 (a) shows the front schematic diagram of the counterweight for fishing tackle provided by the present application;

Fig. 3(b) shows the oblique side schematic view of the counterweight for fishing tackle provided by the present application;

Figure 3(c) shows a schematic side view of the counterweight for fishing tackle provided by the present application;

Figures 4(a) and 4(b) respectively show an oblique side view and a side view of the first middle through hole being a triangular middle through hole;

Figures 4(c) and 4(d) respectively show an oblique side view and a side view of the first middle through hole being an oval middle through hole;

Figures 4(e) and 4(f) show an oblique side view and a side view in which the first middle through hole is a square middle through hole;

Figure 5(a) shows a schematic diagram of the installation of the counterweight for fishing tackle provided by the present application on the crank hook;

Figure 5(b) shows a schematic diagram of the counterweight block for fishing tackle provided by the present application being installed on a common fishing hook;

Figures 5(c) and 5(d) are schematic diagrams showing that the counterweight for fishing tackle provided by the present application is mounted on the composite sequin;

Fig. 6 (a) shows the schematic diagram of the counterweight provided by the application with the sequins;

Figure 6(b) shows a schematic diagram of the counterweight provided by the application with three hooks;

Fig. 7 shows the schematic diagram of the counterweight provided by the present application for the fishing tackle after the water blocking plate is provided;

Figure 8(a) shows a schematic front view with additional weights attached;

Figure 8(b) shows an oblique side view with additional weights attached;

Figure 8(c) shows a schematic side view with additional weights attached;

Figure 9 (a) shows the forward schematic diagram of the bean block;

Figure 9(b) shows the oblique side schematic view of the bean block;

Figure 9(c) shows a side schematic view of the bean block;

Figure 10 (a) shows a schematic diagram of the width of the first opening of the counterweight and the diameter of the first through hole;

Figure 10(b) shows a schematic diagram of the aperture and outer diameter of the second through hole of the bean stopper;

Figure 10(c) shows a schematic diagram of the wire diameter of the rigid body;

Figure 11(a)-Figure 11(b) show schematic diagrams of the second type of bean stopper;

FIG. 12 shows a schematic diagram of a bean stopper provided with a concave clip in an embodiment of the present application;

Fig. 13(a)-Fig. 13(b) are schematic diagrams showing the protruding card position of the counterweight block of the present application;

Figure 14 shows a schematic diagram of a specific embodiment of the bean block and the counterweight block being clamped;

Figures 15(a)-15(c) show a specific embodiment of the counterweight system of the present application;

Fig. 16(a)-Fig. 16(c) are schematic diagrams showing another specific embodiment of the counterweight system of the present application;

Figures 17(a)-17(e) show schematic diagrams of yet another specific embodiment of the counterweight system of the present application.

Detailed ways

The embodiments of the present application will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments. It should be understood that the embodiments shown in the drawings and described below are merely illustrative and not intended to limit the present application.

Figures 3(a)-3(c) show multi-directional schematic views of the counterweight block for fishing tackle provided by the present application. 3(a) is a schematic front view of the counterweight block, FIG. 3(b) is an oblique side schematic view of the counterweight block, and FIG. 3(c) is a side schematic view of the counterweight block. Referring to FIG. 3( a ), the longitudinal direction of the counterweight is taken as its longitudinal direction, and the width direction of the counterweight is taken as its lateral direction. The counterweight block 1 is provided with a first middle through hole 11 along its longitudinal direction, and the outer side of the counterweight block is also provided with a first opening 12 communicating with the first middle through hole. The first opening 12 forms a communication area with the first middle through hole 11 , and the rigid body of the fishing tackle can pass through the first opening 12 and be held in the first middle through hole 11 .

The first opening 12 of the counterweight 1 enables the rigid body of the fishing tackle to be quickly snapped into the first central through hole. The first side end and/or the second side end of the first middle through hole 11 can be mutually clamped with the bean stopper, so that the counterweight can be fixed at a certain position of the rigid body of the fishing tackle.

It can be understood that in this application, the rigid body is the part on the fishing tackle that is different from the flexible components such as fishing line, which can be a fish hook or a steel wire on the fishing tackle, such as a composite sequin (spinnerbait) or a surface tractor (buzzbait). ), which does not affect the implementation of this application. The contour of the counterweight in the embodiment of the present application is a non-rotationally symmetrical structure along the longitudinal axis. Specifically, referring to FIG. 3( a ), the centroid of the counterweight is deviated from the axis of the first middle through hole in a direction away from the first opening. The longitudinal axis of the counterweight is offset from the axis of the first central through hole by a distance in a direction away from the first opening. Wherein, the axis of the first middle through hole is the central axis of the hole. The longitudinal axis is an axis disposed parallel to the lengthwise direction of the counterweight. The longitudinal section of the counterweight is convex in a direction away from the first opening. The cross-sectional shape of the counterweight is an axisymmetric shape.

Since the counterweight is directly attached to the fishhook, the counterweight is designed to be a non-rotationally symmetrical structure, and the centroid is set at a position away from the first central through hole in a direction away from the first opening. That is, after the counterweight is fixed on the rigid body, the centroid is located below the center of the central through hole. Adopting this design can improve the stability of the counterweight in water on the one hand, and on the other hand, it can also leave more space for the bait located on the rigid body, which improves the hook rate to a certain extent.

The cross section of the first through hole may be circular, oval, triangular or polygonal. Figures 4(a) and 4(b) respectively show the oblique side view and the side view of the first middle through hole being a triangular middle through hole, and Figures 4(c) and 4(d) respectively show the first middle through hole. A middle through hole is an oblique side view and a side view of an oval middle through hole, and FIGS. 4(e) and 4(f) show an oblique side view and a side view of the first middle through hole being a square middle through hole.

The counterweight can be made of one of the following materials: metal composite material, cement composite material, lead or copper, of course, other materials can also be used, which are not limited here.

In the embodiment of the present application, the first openings are communicated from the counterweight block to the first through holes at equal intervals. As shown in FIG. 3( c ), the cross-section of the first openings is rectangular when viewed from the side. In addition, the width of the first opening is smaller than the diameter of the first middle through hole and larger than the wire diameter of the rigid body, so that the rigid body of the fishing tackle can smoothly penetrate through the first opening and can be accommodated in the first middle through hole , will not fall easily.

It can be understood that the fishing tackle in this application may be a hook or a lure. The fish hook may specifically include any one or any combination of a crank hook, a straight handle hook, and a long handle hook; the lure includes any one or any combination of sequins, composite sequins, and surface tractors. That is, the present application can be applied to hook-type products, and can also be applied to other various fishing products, and has high expansibility. As shown in Figure 5(a) and Figure 5(b), for hook-type products, the counterweight can be directly installed on the hook of the hook-type product; as shown in Figure 5(c) and Figure 5(d), for hook-type products For fishing tackle such as sequins, the counterweight can be mounted on the rigid object at the handle, which does not affect the realization of the present application. By arranging the counterweight on the hook or wire, the counterweight can be quickly added to the hook without the need to trim the wire to replace the counterweight. At the same time, the throwing distance is increased, the sinking speed of the bait in the water is accelerated, and the required water layer is reached faster.

Further, in the embodiment of the present application, a hanging hole 13 is provided at the first end of the counterweight on the side away from the first opening. The hanging hole 13 can be used to match other accessories, such as sequins, feathers, three hooks and other accessories. Referring to FIG. 6( a ) a schematic diagram of the counterweight provided by the present application with sequins, and FIG. 6( b ) a schematic diagram of the counterweight provided by the present application with three hooks. Through the setting of the hanging hole, the function and function of the fishing tackle can be expanded.

Further, a water blocking plate 14 may be provided at the second end of the counterweight opposite to the first end on the side away from the first opening. Specifically, the water baffle 14 may have a symmetrical tongue shape. Referring to FIG. 7 , the water blocking plate can increase the water resistance, so that the attached fish hook or bait can produce a visual effect of swinging in the water.

The additional weight 15 may be attached to the side away from the first opening, and the additional weight 15 is provided with a hanging hole 13 at one end thereof. Figures 8(a)-8(c) show multi-directional schematic views with additional weights attached. 8( a ) is a schematic front view of the counterweight, FIG. 8( b ) is an oblique side schematic view of the counterweight, and FIG. 8( c ) is a side schematic view of the counterweight. An extra counterweight 15 is attached to the bottom side of the counterweight, and the extra counterweight 15 may be integrally formed with the counterweight, or may be separately connected to the counterweight. The bottom of the additional weight is a flat surface, forming a flat base. When in use, when the counterweight drives the hook or bait to sink to the bottom of the water, the design of the flat base can increase the contact area between the bait and the ground, so that it can reach a state of not falling. The bait has a standing effect on the bottom of the water, making it easier for the fish to eat the bait into the mouth and increasing the hook rate.

In addition, the present application also provides a bean stopper 2 used in conjunction with any of the above-mentioned counterweight blocks. Figures 9(a)-9(c) show multi-directional schematic diagrams of the bean blocking provided by the present application. Wherein, Fig. 9(a) is a frontal schematic view of the bean blocking, Fig. 9(b) is an oblique side schematic view of the bean blocking, and Fig. 9(c) is a side schematic view of the bean blocking. The bean blocking 2 is provided with a second middle through hole 21 along its longitudinal direction, and the longitudinal direction is the length direction of the blocking bean. The bean stopper 2 is also provided with a stopper position 22 that plays a limiting role when the bean stopper is clamped with the counterweight block. When the bean stopper is used in conjunction with the aforementioned counterweight block, the bean stopper is clamped with the counterweight block, and the stop position can restrict the counterweight block from sliding on the fishing tackle.

Wherein, the diameter of the second through hole of the bean stopper is smaller than the wire diameter of the rigid body, and the elasticity of the bean stopper material can be used to appropriately increase the frictional force to make the fixing more reliable and stable. The diameter of the first middle through hole of the counterweight is smaller than the outer diameter of the bean stopper and larger than the diameter of the second middle through hole of the bean stopper. 10(a)-10(c), FIG. 10(a) shows a schematic diagram of the width of the first opening of the counterweight and the diameter of the first through hole, and FIG. 10(b) shows the block A schematic diagram of the diameter and outer diameter of the second through hole of the bean. Figure 10(c) shows a schematic diagram of the wire diameter of the rigid body. The figure also shows that the cross section of the rigid body can be circular, trapezoidal or square. . Among them, the following dimensional relationships are satisfied between the bean block, the counterweight block and the rigid body:

Diameter of the second middle through hole of the blocking bean<wire diameter of the rigid body<width of the first opening of the counterweight<diameter of the first middle through hole of the counterweight<outer diameter of the blocking bean.

As a specific embodiment, when the hardness of the silica gel is 40°, the amount of interference is approximately equal to 150%. If the aperture of the second opening of the bean stopper is 1.5mm, the range of the wire diameter for the fish hook may be 110% to 150% of the aperture of the bean stopper, that is, 1.65mm to 2.25mm.

The outer side of the bean stopper may also be provided with a second opening 23 communicating with the second middle through hole of the bean stopper for the rigid body of the fishing tackle to pass through. Using the second opening design, similar to the first opening design used on the counterweight, can make the bean stop more adaptable to more use environments. When in use, it is only necessary to directly penetrate the rigid body from the second opening, and does not need to penetrate from the hook tip of the fish hook, which makes the installation and replacement process more convenient and quick.

In particular, the stop may be in the form of a flange. In a specific embodiment, the flange is provided at the end of the bean stop to form a stop 22 when the bean stop is inserted into the counterweight. As shown in Fig. 9(a), a frustoconical shape is formed between the outermost side of the end portion and the flange. The position of the counterweight block is fixed by being clamped with a bean stopper on one side end and the other side end of the counterweight block, respectively. For the convenience of description, the blocking beans shown in FIG. 9( a ) are called the blocking beans of the first type. In another specific embodiment, the flange is provided at the middle portion of the bean stop. As shown in Fig. 11(a)-Fig. 11(b), there is a flange at the middle part of the bean stopper, so that when the number of the counterweight is more than one, the flange in the middle can be used as the left side of the counterweight. The stop position can also be used as the stop position of the right counterweight, realizing the sharing of the stop beans. For the convenience of description, the retaining beans shown in Figs. 11(a)-11(b) become the second type of retaining beans.

In addition, a concave clamping position 24 may also be provided at the end of the bean stopper, as shown in FIG. 12 . The counterweight can be attached or integrally provided with a protruding catch 16, as shown in Figs. 13(a)-13(b). The shape of the concave latching position 24 matches the shape of the protruding latching position 16, and the concave latching position 24 and the protruding latching position 16 can be engaged with each other, so that the bean stopper and the counterweight are clamped and fixed to each other.

Referring to FIG. 14 , when in use, the bean stopper and the counterweight are respectively clipped into the fishhook or the steel wire from the corresponding opening according to the directions shown in the figure. Rotate the first through hole of the counterweight block into one bean stopper until the stopper of the bean stopper, and then insert the counterweight block into the other bean stopper in the same way until the bean stopper stops. At the stop position, the counterweight can be stabilized on the hook.

In the present application, the blocking bean is streamlined and does not form edges and corners, which can effectively reduce the impact on the fishing tackle and improve the stability during use. And when dragging in the water, it can also avoid being entangled by obstacles in the water, which greatly reduces the chance of hanging on the bottom.

The blocking beans in the present application are made of silicic acid gel or silica gel, and are transparent and can be any color.

Since silicic acid gel has certain elasticity and viscosity, by adjusting the formula density of silicic acid gel, it can achieve high replacement flexibility, the counterweight can be clamped with light force, and at the same time, it has a high degree of flexibility. Firmness and strength. In addition, silicic acid gel also has excellent anti-corrosion and anti-UV properties, and its environmental protection is also good. In addition, compared with ABS or other high-hardness materials, silicic acid gel is relatively less difficult to manufacture, easy to manufacture in large quantities, and can also reduce manufacturing costs.

Therefore, the bean stopper made of silicic acid gel has both high durability and high strength, and does not need to meet high precision requirements in manufacturing, thereby saving processing procedures and difficulties. In addition, the bean stopper made of silicic acid gel is transparent, and the use of transparent accessories can effectively reduce the alertness of the fish and improve the fishing rate to a certain extent.

In addition, the present application also provides a counterweight system, including any of the above-mentioned counterweight blocks and any of the above-mentioned bean stoppers.

All parts of the counterweight system can be designed to be streamlined without forming any edges and corners. In addition, it can also ensure that a stable parabola is formed in the air when throwing, and it can also avoid being entangled by obstacles such as aquatic plants when dragging in the water.

The use of the counterweight system is further described in detail below by adopting a plurality of specific embodiments.

Figures 15(a)-15(c) show a specific implementation of the counterweight system of the present application. In this embodiment, two stoppers and one counterweight are used together, and the use steps specifically include: placing the stopper The bean and the counterweight are snapped into the hook or wire respectively from their corresponding openings according to the directions shown in the figure, as shown in Figure 15(a). Rotate the first through hole of the counterweight block into one bean stopper until the stopper of the bean stopper, and then insert the counterweight block into the other bean stopper in the same way until the bean stopper stops. At the gear position, as shown in Figure 15(b), the counterweight can be stabilized on the hook, and the schematic diagram of the completed effect is shown in Figure 15(c).

During use, you can slide and adjust the whole of the bean block and the counterweight to the desired position according to the soft bait used, the depth of the fishing field, etc. The hanging holes of the counterweight block can be additionally matched with other accessories to achieve various purposes, which does not affect the realization of the present application.

Figure 16(a)-Figure 16(c) show another specific implementation of the counterweight system of the present application. In this embodiment, a bean stopper and a counterweight block are used together, and the use steps specifically include:

Snap the bean stopper into the hook or wire from the opening in the direction shown in the figure, as shown in Figure 16(a). Insert the counterweight into the hook or wire from the first opening in the direction shown in the figure, as shown in Figure 16(b). By rotating the first middle through hole of the counterweight block into a bean stopper until the stopper position of the bean stopper, so that the counterweight block can be stabilized on the hook. The schematic diagram of the completed effect is shown in Figure 16(c) shown.

Another specific implementation of the counterweight system of the present application will be described in detail below. In this embodiment, three blocking beans and two counterweight blocks are used together, wherein two blocking beans are the first type of blocking beans, and one blocking bean is of the first type. The bean is the second type of bean, the first type of bean is shown in Figure 9(a)-Figure 9(c), and the second type of bean is shown in Figure 11(a)-Figure 11(b). , the second type of bean stopper can be connected with the counterweight blocks located on both sides at the same time. The use steps specifically include: snapping a first type of bean stopper into the fishhook or wire from the opening according to the direction shown in the figure, referring to FIG. 17( a ). Snap the first counterweight into the hook or wire from the opening in the direction shown in the figure. By rotating the first middle through hole of the first counterweight block into a bean stopper until the stop position of the bean stopper, so that the first counterweight block can be stabilized on the hook or wire, refer to Figure 17 ( b). Insert the second type of bean stopper into the hook or wire from the opening according to the direction shown in the figure, and then insert the second type of bean stopper into the first through hole of the first counterweight by rotating, refer to Figure 17(c). Insert the second counterweight into the hook or wire according to the direction shown in the figure, and insert the first through hole of the second counterweight into the stop position of the bean by rotating, so that the second counterweight is The weight can be stabilized on the hook or wire, see Figure 17(d). Insert another bean stopper of the first type into the hook or wire from the opening position according to the direction shown in the figure, and insert the bean stopper of the second type into the first through hole of the second counterweight by rotating. , with reference to Figure 17(e).

In the counterweight system provided by the present application, the counterweight block is provided with a first middle through hole along its longitudinal direction, and the outer side of the counterweight block is also provided with a first opening communicated with the first middle through hole for the rigid body of the fishing tackle to pass through. After being inserted, it is held in the first through hole of the counterweight. The counterweight block is directly attached to the rigid body of the fishing tackle. When in use, the counterweight block can be attached to the rigid body of the fishing tackle by simply passing the rigid body along the first opening on one side of the counterweight block. On the body, it is no longer necessary to pass the hook tip through the rigid body. Therefore, on the one hand, damage to the hook tip when penetrating from the hook tip is avoided, and on the other hand, the pre-operation of cutting the fishing line or moving the bait is not required when replacing the counterweight, and the counterweight can be added or replaced quickly and flexibly. piece. After the counterweight is attached to the rigid body of the fishing tackle, it can also be used in conjunction with the bean stopper to fix the counterweight at any position of the hook, so as to achieve the ability to change the weight of the hook or bait in time according to changes in the fishing process. Purpose. Also, the weight is attached directly to the rigid body of the tackle, not to the line of the tackle. Obviously, the fishing line of the fishing tackle is flexible and the hook is rigid. By adjusting the position of the counterweight attached to the hook, the center of gravity of the hook can be adjusted, thereby achieving the purpose of adjusting the angle of the hook. , to meet different fishing needs. However, the counterweight attached to the fishing line cannot achieve the purpose of adjusting the angle of the hook, and its expansibility is poor.

In conclusion, the counterweight system provided by the present application is not only convenient to use, but also can take into account flexibility, stability and reliability, and has high expansibility, and can be widely used in various production and life scenarios.

While various embodiments of various aspects of the application have been described for purposes of this disclosure, it should not be construed to limit the teachings of this disclosure to these embodiments. Features disclosed in one particular embodiment are not limited to that embodiment, but may be combined with features disclosed in different embodiments. For example, one or more features and/or operations in accordance with the present application that are described in one embodiment may also be applied separately, in combination or in their entirety in another embodiment. Those skilled in the art should understand that there are more possible optional embodiments and modifications, and various changes and modifications can be made to the above system without departing from the scope defined by the claims of the present application.

Claims (25)

1. A balancing weight for a fishing tackle is provided with a first middle through hole along the longitudinal direction of the balancing weight, and is characterized in that a first opening communicated with the first middle through hole is further arranged on the outer side of the balancing weight so that a rigid body of the fishing tackle can be kept in the first middle through hole of the balancing weight after penetrating through the first opening; the first side and/or the second side of through-hole in the first of balancing weight can with keep off the beans joint, in order to fix on the rigidity body.

2. The weight of claim 1, wherein the profile of the weight is non-rotationally symmetric along the longitudinal axis.

3. The weight of claim 1, wherein a centroid of the weight is offset from an axis of the first throughbore in a direction away from the first opening.

4. The weight of claim 1, wherein an outer surface of the weight is streamlined.

5. The weight of claim 1, wherein the cross-sectional shape of the weight is axisymmetric.

6. The weight of claim 1, wherein the first central through hole has a cross section that is circular, elliptical, triangular, or polygonal.

7. The weight of claim 1, wherein the weight is made of one of the following materials: metal composites, cement composites, lead or copper.

8. The weight of claim 1, wherein said first openings communicate from the weight to said first throughhole at equal intervals.

9. The weight of claim 1, wherein the width of the first opening is less than the diameter of the first through hole.

10. A counterweight according to claim 1 wherein said fishing tackle is a fishhook or a lure.

11. The counterweight according to claim 10, wherein said fishhook comprises any one or any combination of a curved-handle hook, a straight-handle hook, and a long-handle hook; the road sub comprises any one or any combination of paillettes, composite paillettes and water surface tractors.

12. A weight according to any of claims 1-11, wherein said weight is provided with a hanging hole at a first end of a side remote from said first opening.

13. The counterweight according to claim 12 wherein said counterweight is provided with a water dam at a second end opposite a first end on a side remote from said first opening.

14. The counterweight according to claim 13 wherein said dam is in the form of a symmetrical tongue.

15. The weight of any one of claims 1-11, wherein an additional weight is attached to the weight on a side remote from the first opening, and the additional weight is provided with a hanging hole at an end thereof.

16. A blocking bean which can be used in conjunction with a weight member according to any of claims 1 to 15, wherein the blocking bean is provided with a second through hole along its longitudinal direction for the penetration of a rigid body, and the blocking bean is further provided with a blocking position which serves as a stop when the blocking bean is in engagement with the weight member.

17. The stop bean according to claim 16, wherein the outer side of the stop bean is further provided with a second opening communicating with the second through hole of the stop bean for passing through a rigid body of the fishing tackle.

18. The stop of claim 16, wherein said stop is a flange provided at an end or at an intermediate portion of said stop to provide a stop when said stop is inserted into said weight.

19. The bean deflector of claim 16, wherein the stop is a female detent provided at an end of the bean deflector to act as a stop when a male detent attached to the weight block is snapped in.

20. The bean baffle of claim 16, wherein the outer surface of the bean baffle is streamlined.

21. Fencing bean according to any one of claims 16-20, wherein the fencing bean is made of silicic acid gel.

22. A fencing bean as in claim 21, wherein the fencing bean is transparent or of any color.

23. A bean according to any of the claims 16-20, characterised in that the diameter of the second through going hole of the bean is smaller than the wire diameter of the rigid body.

24. A bean stop according to any of the claims 16-20, characterised in that the weight element and the bean stop satisfy the following dimensional relations:

the aperture of the first middle through hole of the balancing weight is smaller than the outer diameter of the blocking bean and larger than the aperture of the second middle through hole of the blocking bean.

25. A weight system for an angling rig comprising: the weight of any of claims 1-15; and a bean as claimed in any one of claims 16 to 24.

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