JP2005261214A - Covering member for leg part of reel - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a covering part capable of avoiding incompatible feeling of a fishing person on performing the fishing by gripping a position in the vicinity of the reel sheet. <P>SOLUTION: This covering member 20 has a main body part having an approximately L-shape by a side view for covering from one of foot parts R1 extending in horizontal direction at the leg part of a reel R attached to the reel sheet 2 to a pole part R2 extending in vertical direction of the leg part of the reel R. For example, the main body part is formed by a rubber raw material such as an NBR, etc. Also, a flange 20a for engaging with the lower surface of the foot part R1 is formed at the lower surface of the main body part. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a cover that is attached to a leg portion of a reel that is attached to a reel sheet disposed on a peripheral surface of a housing.

  Some fishing rods are provided with a reel sheet for detachably attaching the reel to the rod. In this type of fishing rod, the reel legs are attached to the reel seat, and the fishing line from the reel is guided to the tip side by the fishing line guide to perform fishing.

  There are various types of reel seats, and one of them is a type in which a moving hood slides in a rail groove (sliding groove). In this reel sheet, rail grooves (sliding grooves) extending in the axial length direction are formed on both edges in the width direction of the reel mounting surface of the reel sheet main body. Furthermore, a fixed hood is formed at one end of the mounting surface, and a moving hood is slidably attached to the rail groove (see, for example, Patent Document 1). The user inserts one end of the leg into the fixed hood while placing the reel leg on the mounting surface, slides the moving hood to cover the other end of the leg, positions the moving hood, The part is fixed on the mounting surface. Another type of reel sheet is of a type called a nut type. A thread groove is formed on the peripheral surface of the reel sheet body, and a nut-shaped moving hood is screwed to the reel seat body (see, for example, Patent Document 2). In such a reel sheet, the nut-shaped moving hood is rotated in a thread groove shape and moved on the reel sheet main body in the axial length direction. Then, similarly to the above-described reel sheet, the leg portion of the reel is sandwiched and fixed between the moving hood and the fixed hood.

When fishing, the fisherman grips the vicinity of the reel seat with the reel attached in this way with one hand and performs the reel operation with the other hand. Specifically, as shown in the above-mentioned Patent Document 2, the angler grips the vicinity of the reel seat while sandwiching the leg portion of the reel between fingers (see Patent Document 2: FIG. 10 and the like).
JP 05-91830 A JP 2001-275524 JP

  One of the problems that occur in such a reel sheet is that there is a step or unevenness between the reel sheet body and the leg of the reel attached here. Such a step makes the angler uncomfortable when the angler grips the reel seat as described above, and the finger becomes painful when fishing for a long time.

  In view of such a problem, the above-described Patent Document 2 proposes a technique in which a step covering the side surface of the reel leg portion is eliminated on both sides of the reel mounting surface. However, such a reel sheet cannot completely eliminate the pain of a fisherman's finger gripping the leg portion of the reel. In particular, when fishing is performed with the legs of the reel being sandwiched between fingers, the part of the finger that directly hits the leg of the reel is the most uncomfortable and painful part. It cannot be said that the correspondence is sufficiently performed in the above-mentioned Patent Document 2.

  The present invention provides a cover member that can avoid a sense of incongruity of a fisherman when fishing near the reel seat.

  The cover member of the present invention is a cover that is attached to a leg portion of a reel that is attached to a reel sheet that is disposed on the peripheral surface of the casing, and the reel from one foot portion that extends in the horizontal direction of the leg portion of the reel that is attached to the reel sheet. The leg portion has a substantially L-shaped main body portion in a side view for covering the columnar portion extending in the vertical direction, and a flange that is engaged with the lower surface of the foot portion is formed on the lower surface of the main body portion.

  A leg portion extending in the horizontal direction of the leg portion of the reel is placed on a mounting surface of a commercially available reel sheet, and the leg portion of the reel, particularly the leg portion extending in the horizontal direction of the leg portion of the reel by a moving hood and a fixed hood. The reel is fixed to the reel sheet by covering both ends. The cover member of the present invention is attached to the foot portion of the reel leg portion of the reel thus fixed. That is, the flange on the lower surface of the main body part is engaged with the lower surface of the foot part, and the substantially L-shaped main body part is attached to the reel part so as to cover the foot side half of the columnar part of the reel and the foot part extending to the tip side. Attach to the legs. In addition, another cover member is prepared, and the flange on the lower surface of the main body is engaged with the lower surface of the foot portion so that the columnar portion of the reel covers the foot side half surface and the foot portion extending to the foot side. Attach the L-shaped body to the reel legs. The cover member attached in this way covers both the leg portion and the columnar portion of the leg portion of the reel, and prevents an uncomfortable feeling and pain of a fisherman who fishes with this portion sandwiched between fingers.

  One cover member is set so that the peripheral surface of the portion covering the foot portion of the main body portion is continuous with the peripheral surface of the fixed hood of the reel seat when the main body portion is attached to the reel leg portion. Is preferred. Further, with respect to the other cover member, the peripheral surface of the portion covering the foot portion of the main body portion is continuous with the peripheral surface of the moving hood portion of the reel seat when the main body portion is attached to the leg portion of the reel seat. It is preferable to set to. By keeping continuity with the peripheral surface of the reel seat, the fisherman's discomfort and pain are suppressed.

  If the cover member of the present invention is attached to the reel leg portion attached to the reel seat, the angler who grips the portion is less likely to feel discomfort and pain.

[First Embodiment]
Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 shows a reel seat 2 mounted on a main rod 1 of a certain fishing rod. This fishing rod is obtained by connecting a plurality of rods in a swinging-out type or a splicing type. Each casing is a tubular body with a tapered taper formed by firing a fiber reinforced resin material in which a reinforced fiber is impregnated with a synthetic resin. Among such cases, the thickest case located on the most base side is the main case 1, and the reel sheet 2 is mounted on the peripheral surface of the main case 1. A butt plug is detachably attached to the heel 1 at its heel side end, and a grip for a fisherman to attach is attached to its peripheral surface as necessary. Further, a fishing line guide for guiding the fishing line from the reel attached to the reel seat 2 is also mounted on the peripheral surface on the tip side of the base rod 1.

(About reel sheet 2)
The reel sheet 2 includes a pipe-shaped reel sheet main body 3 that is mounted on the peripheral surface of the main shaft 1, a moving hood portion 4, and a lock portion 5.

  The reel sheet body 3 is a pipe-like member made of hard synthetic resin, metal, or the like. It is fixed to the peripheral surface at a predetermined position in the axial length direction of the main shaft 1 using an adhesive or the like. In order to eliminate the level difference from the main fence 1 and to maintain the integrity in appearance, the peripheral surface of the reel sheet main body 3 may be coated continuously with the peripheral surface of the main fence 1.

  As shown in detail in FIG. 2, the reel sheet main body 3 has a plane extending in the axial direction in part in the circumferential direction, and this is a mounting surface 10 for mounting the leg portions of the reel. . In the reel sheet main body 3, the placement surface 10 is divided into two parts, a tip side part and a heel side part, but may be a continuous plane without being divided. In the base side portion of the mounting surface 10, the vicinity of the center in the width direction is recessed to form a recessed groove. The concave groove extends in the axial direction of the mounting surface 10, and the lock plate 11 is accommodated in the concave groove. The lock plate 1 is provided with irregularities by arranging fine concave grooves extending in the width direction in the axial length direction.

  On the other hand, a fixed hood 12 is formed on the tip side portion of the mounting surface 10. The fixed hood 12 is a hood-like portion that opens in the base side direction. In this, one end of the leg portion of the reel, specifically, the tip of the foot portion R1 that extends horizontally toward the tip side of the leg portion of the reel R is provided. Inserted. Furthermore, a pair of rail grooves 13 extending in the axial length direction are formed at both edges in the width direction on the base side of the mounting surface 10 of the reel sheet body 3. That is, both edges in the width direction of the mounting surface 10 spread in the width direction in a bowl shape, and rail grooves 13 that are recessed in the width direction are formed below the both edges in the width direction of the mounting surface 10. . The rail groove 13 extends in the axial direction along both edges in the width direction of the mounting surface 10.

  The movable hood portion 4 is open toward the fixed hood 12 on the tip side, and can accommodate the tip of the foot portion R3 extending horizontally toward the base side of the leg portion R of the reel. Specifically, the movable hood portion 4 is formed of a metal portion processed into a hood shape and a synthetic resin portion that is housed therein and receives the foot portion R2. Both ends of the metal portion in the width direction are bent and meshed with the rail groove 13 described above. Then, the moving hood portion 4 slides in the axial length direction along the rail groove 13.

  The lock portion 5 is composed of a rotation portion and a bearing portion where the rotation shaft is positioned in the width direction, and a claw is directly formed near the rotation shaft of the rotation portion or separately connected. Like the movable hood portion 4, this bearing portion is bent at both ends in the width direction and meshes with the rail groove 13 described above. The bearing portion is connected to the moving hood 4. When the rotating portion of the lock portion 5 is flattened, the claw is caught by the unevenness of the lock plate 11 described above, and the movable hood portion 4 is positioned in the axial length direction. Further, when the rotating portion of the lock portion 5 is raised, the hook of the claw on the unevenness of the metal fitting 11 is released, and the movable hood portion 4 can move in the axial direction. In addition, you may mount | wear with the synthetic resin pushing parts at the rear end (base side) of this lock part 5 so that it may be easy to push out the movement hood part 4 thru | or the lock part 5 to the tip side with a finger | toe.

  In this fishing rod, another long rod is connected to the tip side of the above-mentioned base rod 1 to form one long fishing rod. A plurality of fishing line guides for guiding the fishing line from the reel R are also mounted on the peripheral surface of the other chassis at intervals in the axial length direction. The reel R is fixed to the reel sheet 3 by sandwiching the leg portion of the reel R between the fixed hood 12 and the movable hood portion 6 of the reel sheet 3 as described above. Then, the fishing line from the reel R is sequentially inserted into the above-described fishing line guide, and a device is connected to the tip of the fishing line to perform fishing.

(About cover members 20 and 21)
As shown in FIG. 1, a pair of cover members 20 and 21 are attached to the leg portions of the reel R attached to the reel sheet 2 as described above. The cover member 20 covers the tip side of the leg part of the reel R, that is, the tip side half of the columnar part R2 standing upright in the vertical direction with the leg part R1 extending in the horizontal direction. The cover member 21 covers the heel side of the leg portion of the reel R, that is, the heel side half of the columnar portion R2 standing upright in the horizontal direction with the leg portion R3 extending in the horizontal direction.

  Such cover members 20 and 21 are each formed of a rubber material such as NBR, for example, and have a substantially L-shaped main body as viewed from the side as shown in detail in FIG. In order to cover each part of the leg part of the reel R as described above, the main body part has a substantially L-shaped shape corresponding to the shape of the leg parts R1 and R3 and the columnar part R2 of the leg part of the reel R. Has been processed.

  The shape of the cover member 20 will be described in detail by taking the cover member 20 as an example. As shown in FIG. 3, the cover member 20 has a substantially L-shape when viewed from the side. The part that extends horizontally to the tip side is facing the part that stands vertically to the heel side. The heel side surfaces of the standing parts arranged on the surface, the lower surface, and the heel side facing the tip side are respectively opened, and in particular, flanges 20a are formed on the left and right opening edges of the lower surface. The flange 20a is caught on the bottom surface of the leg portion of the leg portion of the reel R, and the cover member 20 is engaged with the leg portion of the reel R by the flange 20a. That is, the horizontally extending portion covers the foot portion R1, and the vertically standing portion covers the tip side half of the columnar portion of the leg portion of the reel R. For example, it is preferable to secure a height of the vertically rising portion of about 20 mm. In addition, it is preferable that the peripheral surface shape of the cover member 20, particularly the peripheral surface extending horizontally covering the foot portion R <b> 1, matches the height / curved surface of the fixed hood 12 of the reel seat body 3.

  On the other hand, the cover member 21 that is paired with the cover member 20 has a portion extending horizontally on the heel side and a portion extending vertically on the tip side, contrary to the cover member 20. Its shape is the same as that of the cover member 20. However, it is preferable that the circumferential surface of the cover member 21, particularly the circumferential surface of the horizontally extending portion covering the foot portion R <b> 3, matches the height / curved surface of the movable hood portion 6 of the reel seat body 3.

  In this manner, the pair of cover members 20 and 21 are attached to the predetermined portions of the reel legs of the reel R fixed to the reel sheet 2. Then, as shown in FIG. 1, the portions other than the portions covered by the fixed hood 12 and the movable hood portion 4 of the reel seat 2 of the leg portion of the reel R are covered by the cover members 20 and 21. The cover members 20 and 21 attached in this way cover not only the leg portions R1 and R3 of the leg portion of the reel R but also the columnar portion R2, and the angler of the angler who fishes with this portion sandwiched between fingers. Prevent discomfort and pain.

  Moreover, the cover members 20 and 21 can be exchanged as necessary. If the odor or dirt of the fish becomes a concern, it can be exchanged for a new one.

  In the above-described embodiment, the reel seat is described as a type in which the moving hood slides. However, application of the present invention to a reel mounted on a fishing rod having a so-called nut-type reel seat is not hindered.

  In the above-described embodiment, the reel seat in which the fixed hood is disposed on the tip side is described as an example. However, the axial direction position of the fixed hood / moving hood portion can be exchanged. In such a case, the attachment positions of the pair of cover members are exchanged according to the form of the reel sheet.

The figure which showed the state which attached the cover members 20 and 21 of this invention to the reel R with which the reel sheet | seat 2 was mounted | worn. FIG. 2 is a top view of the vicinity of a reel sheet 2 in FIG. 1. The figure which showed the cover member 20 of FIG.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Marshal 2 Reel sheet 3 Reel sheet main body 4 Moving hood part 10 Mounting surface 12 Fixed hood 13 Rail groove 20, 21 Cover member R Reel R1 The leg part of the leg part (point side)
R2 Reel leg columnar part R3 Reel leg part (base side)

Claims (3)

A cover that is attached to a leg portion of a reel that is attached to a reel sheet disposed on a peripheral surface of a housing,
A substantially L-shaped main body part in a side view for covering a columnar part extending in the vertical direction of the leg part of the reel from one leg part extending in the horizontal direction of the leg part of the reel attached to the reel sheet; A cover member, wherein a flange engaging with a lower surface of the foot portion is formed on a lower surface of the main body portion.   2. The cover according to claim 1, wherein a peripheral surface of a portion of the main body portion covering the foot portion is continuous with a peripheral surface of a fixed hood of the reel seat when the main body portion is attached to a leg portion of the reel. Element.   The peripheral surface of the portion covering the foot portion of the main body portion is continuous with the peripheral surface of the moving hood portion of the reel seat when the main body portion is attached to the leg portion of the reel. Cover member.

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