DE20209243U1 - fishing hook - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a fishing hook with a fastening shaft and at least one hook point.

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A fishing line is usually attached to the attachment shaft, while a fishing hook for a fish has the hook tip. When fishing, bait, such as artificial bait fish, is usually attached to the fishing hook, particularly to the attachment shaft, which has a hook shank and a hook bend. A conventional fishing hook is known, for example, from DE 195 13 689 A1. When fishing for predatory fish in particular, it can be difficult to select a suitable bait that is highly likely to be bitten by a fish.

The invention is based on the object of specifying a fishing hook, in particular for predatory fish, which enables particularly effective fishing.

This object is achieved according to the invention by the features of claim 1. It is provided that a fishing hook with a fastening shaft and a hook tip has a so-called carrier body with an eye. The eye can be fixed or movable, for example displaceable, in any area of the fastening shaft composed of a hook shank and a hook bend.

The eye represents a biting signal for predatory fish and thus entices fish to bite. In addition, the eye encourages the predatory fish to bite particularly hard and quickly, thus reducing the risk of a missed bite. The eye preferably has a visible pupil, i.e. a pupil that does not take up the entire visible front surface of the eye. This makes the eye of a

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&igr; vertebrate, especially a fish. The pupil is preferably

2 circular.

4 The carrier body on which the eye is arranged is preferably at least

5 is essentially conical in shape. The cone tip can be

6 overlying base of the cone should be curved outwards, whereby the cone

7 base area carries the eye or is designed in the shape of an eye. The β conical shape of the carrier body makes it particularly compact and at the same time flowing.

9 designed to be economical, while at the same time a relatively large area, namely the

10 Cone base area available to accommodate the eye.

12 According to a preferred embodiment, the eye on the fishing hook is arranged opposite to the

13 Hook point, i.e. when the hook is pulled through the water, it is directed backwards. This makes it particularly easy for a predatory fish to

15 to bite the hook from behind, which causes a subsequent

16 unwanted release of the fish from the hook is particularly unlikely

17 is borrowed.

19 The eye is preferably at least substantially symmetrical to the fastening

20 shank. This makes it easy to set the fishing hook in such a way

21 malleable, that compared to a similarly designed fishing hook without

22 carrier body and eye practically no or only a slightly larger

23 space. The probability that a fish does not bite into the

24 entire hook bites in the intended manner, is not increased.

26 According to a preferred development, the carrier body is separated from the fishing hook.

27 removable. This means that conventional fishing hooks can still be used. The carrier

28 body can, for example, be placed on the fishing hook, in particular the fastening

29 shaft or be able to be attached to the fishing hook.

31 The material for the carrier body is preferably metal, for example

32 light metal was chosen. This ensures a very good durability of the carrier body.

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1 pers. Alternatively, the carrier body can also be made of plastic,

2 material, especially hardened plastic, and thus a lower

3 specific weight. Other alternative materials for the carrier

4 body and/or the eye are, for example, wood, rubber, glass and ceramics.

5 The carrier body can be solid or hollow. The eye is preferably

6 way, for example in the form of a plastic plate, on the carrier body

7 per stick-on. This has the advantage that if necessary a new eye with fresh

&bgr; contrasting colors can be glued to the carrier body. Furthermore,

9 This means that one and the same carrier body can be equipped with different eyes.

10 can be used.
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12 An embodiment of the invention is described below with reference to a drawing

13 is explained in more detail. Herein show:

15 Fig. 1 and 2 a fishing hook with a carrier body with an eye,

16 Fig. 3 and 4 each show a fishing hook designed as a multiple hook with a

17 a carrier body with an eye,

18 Fig. 5 and 6 each show a fishing hook with an attached carrier body with

19 one eye, and

20 Fig. 7 and 8 a carrier body attachable to a fishing hook with a

21 Eye.
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23 Corresponding parts are designated by the same reference numerals in all figures.

24 chen.

26 Figures 1 and 2 show different perspective views of a

27 a single hook fishing hook 2 with a fastening shaft 4,

28 which consists of a hook shank 4a and a hook bend 4b with a

29 hook tip 8. On the fastening shaft 4, in the transition area between the hook leg 4a and the hook bend 4b, opposite a

31 Shaft eyelet 10, which is intended for attaching a fishing line, a carrier

32 carrier body 12. However, the carrier body 12 can also be arranged at any

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&igr; to another location on the fishing hook 2, for example on the shaft eyelet 10,

2 and is not necessarily rigidly connected to the mounting

3 shaft 4 connected.

s The carrier body 12 is conical in the illustrated embodiment (Fig. 1)

6 with a conical tip 14 and a conical base 16, wherein the

7 cone tip 14 points in the direction of the shaft eyelet 10 and the entire carrier body a 12 is arranged symmetrically to the fastening shaft 4. The cone base

9 16 thus points downwards in the illustration according to Fig. 1, or when passing through the water

10 ser pulled fishing hook 2 to the rear. The carrier body 12 has a groove 18

11, by means of which the fastening shaft 4 can be snapped into the carrier body 12

12. Alternatively, the fastening shaft 4 and the carrier body 12 can also

13 be constructed in one piece.

is In Fig. 2 the conical base surface 16 of the carrier body 12 is visible. This has

16 an eye 20, i.e. a dummy eye that imitates the eye of a prey fish

17 , with a black pupil 22 and a white iris 24. The contrast-rich

18 The design of the eye 20 represents a particularly pronounced biting signal for predatory fish. This also includes so-called "followers",

20 i.e. fish that had not yet been tempted to bite were made to bite.

21 The eye 20 is designed as a plastic plate that can be glued onto the cone base 16.

22 surfaces or a printed foil. Alternatively, the cone base can also be

23 surface 16 of the carrier body 12 itself can be designed in the form of an eye 20. The

24 Eye 20 can, for example, be printed or painted 2s on the carrier body 12. Due to the eye 20, the fishing hook 2 is preferably used without any additional 26 bait.

28 Figures 3 and 4 show two embodiments of multiple hooks.

29 formed fishing hook 2. Also in these embodiments, similar to the

so embodiments according to Fig. 1 and 2, a carrier body 12 centrally, symmetrically

31 to the fastening shaft 4. In these cases, the carrier body 12,

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&igr; which carries an eye 20 not visible here, cannot be removed from the fishing hook 2.

2 bar but permanently connected to the fastening shaft 4.

4 Figures 5 and 6 show a single or multiple hook 2, each with a

5 attached carrier body 12. In Figures 7 and 8, in different representations,

6 positions of the carrier body 12 shown in isolation. The attachable carrier body

7 12 has a carrier eyelet 26 on the cone tip 14, with which it can be attached to the fishing

8 hook 2 can be attached. The carrier body 12 equipped with the carrier eyelet 26

9 can be combined with any conventional fishing hook. For example,

10 a fishing hook known from DE 201 11 745 U1 can be used.

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List of reference symbols

2 fishing hook 4 Mounting shaft 4a Hook shank 4b Hook arch 8th Hook tip 10 Shaft eyelet 12 Carrier body 14 Cone tip 16 Cone base area 18 Groove 20 Eye 22 pupil 24 iris 26 Carrier eyelet

Claims (10)

1. Fishing hook ( 2 ) with a fastening shaft ( 4 ) and a hook point ( 8 ), characterized by a carrier body ( 12 ) with an eye ( 20 ). 2. Fishing hook ( 2 ) according to claim 1, characterized in that the eye ( 20 ) has a pupil ( 22 ). 3. Fishing hook ( 2 ) according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the carrier body ( 12 ) is at least substantially conical. 4. Fishing hook ( 2 ) according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the eye ( 20 ) is aligned opposite to the hook tip ( 8 ). 5. Fishing hook ( 2 ) according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the eye ( 20 ) is arranged at least substantially symmetrically to the fastening shaft ( 4 ). 6. Fishing hook ( 2 ) according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the carrier body ( 12 ) is removable. 7. Fishing hook ( 2 ) according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the carrier body ( 12 ) is made of metal. 8. Fishing hook ( 2 ) according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the carrier body ( 12 ) is made of plastic. 9. Fishing hook ( 2 ) according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the eye ( 20 ) can be glued onto the carrier body ( 12 ) or is painted on it. 10. Support body ( 12 ) with an eye ( 20 ) for attachment to a fishing hook ( 2 ).