JP3027031U - Fishing tackle - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] To provide a fishing tackle capable of efficiently producing sound effects by acting as intended. SOLUTION: A sounding part 10 and a lead part are provided at the tip of a yarn. The sound producing section 10 is a sinker 1 in which at least a linear wire shaft 11 and the wire shaft 11 are inserted.
2 and at least one song ball 13a, 13b through which the wire shaft 11 is inserted on one side of the sinker 12. The sinker 12 and the balls 13a and 13b slide freely along the wire shaft 11, respectively. By securing the space between the sinker 12 and the balls 13a and 13b in water, the sinker 12 is operated as intended and a sound effect is generated.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the device belongs]

 The present invention relates to a fishing tackle, and more particularly to a fishing tackle in which a sounding portion and a lead portion are provided at the tip of a road thread.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 For example, in fly fishing or the like, a predetermined tackle is provided along the vicinity of the tip of a line (fishing line), and a dummy bait is attached to the tip of the tackle. FIG. 12 shows a configuration example of this type of fishing tackle. This fishing tackle is provided with a sounding part 2 and a lead part 3 at the tip of a road thread 1 connected to the tip of a rod (not shown). Up to 4 are arranged linearly along the line. A swivel 5 is usually provided at the end of the sound producing portion 2, and the lead portion 3 is rotatably connected to the road thread 1 by the swivel 5.

In this example, the sounding section 2 is provided with a sinker 6 through which the thread 1 is inserted and a sounding ball 7 through which the thread 1 is inserted on the side of the lead portion 3 of this sinker 6, and the sinker 6 and the sounding ball 7 are It is designed so that it can freely slide along the thread 1. In this way, the road thread 1 is so-called hollow through the sinker 6 or the ball 7 and the sinker 6 and the ball 7 can freely reciprocate along the road thread 1. With such a mechanism, the sinker 6 and the ball 7 can produce a sound effect when they collide with each other or with the swivel 5, thereby obtaining a certain fish collecting effect.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 By the way, at a fishing spot, when it is desired to generate a sound effect by the ball 7, the fisherman intentionally pulls the line sharply, thereby sliding the sinker 6 to collide with the ball 7. However, in general, the sinkers 6 are often in contact with the sound balls 7 to overlap with each other, or are in a state of being close to each other, as shown in FIG. In such a state, the distance between the sinker 6 and the ball 7 is very small or extremely small, and the collision sound between the sinker 6 and the ball 7 is naturally small. Moreover, since the thread 1 that is inserted into the sinker 6 and the ball 7 is flexible, there is a risk of being entangled, and in such cases, effective sound effects cannot be obtained. In other words, it was practically difficult to manipulate the underwater ball 7 or the like as the fisherman's intention to pull the line in anticipation of the sound effect from the ball 7.

In view of such circumstances, an object of the present invention is to provide a fishing tackle capable of acting as intended and efficiently producing sound effects.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 Then, the inventors of the present invention have conducted earnest research on such a problem, and as a result, in this kind of fishing tackle, by making it easier to slide the sinker and the sound ball in the sound producing section, They found that they could operate as intended, and completed the present invention based on this knowledge.

That is, the present invention is (1) a fishing tackle in which a sounding portion and a lead portion are provided at a tip of a road thread, wherein the sounding portion includes at least a linear wire shaft and a wire wire shaft. And a sinker through which a wire shaft is inserted, and the sinker allows the sinker to freely slide along the wire shaft.

(2) A fishing tackle in which a sounding portion and a lead portion are provided at the tip of the road thread, wherein the sounding portion has at least a linear wire shaft and the wire shaft. A fishing machine provided with a sinker to be inserted and at least one song ball through which the wire shaft is inserted on one side of the sinker so that the sinker and the song ball can respectively slide freely along the wire shaft. It exists in the device.

Further, (3) the fishing tackle is provided with a sounding portion and a lead portion at the tip of the road thread, wherein the sounding portion includes at least a linear wire shaft and the wire shaft. A sinker to be inserted and a plurality of song balls through which the wire shaft is inserted on both sides of the sinker, and the sinker and the song balls are slidable along the wire shaft, respectively. Exists in the device.

Further, (4) is a fishing tackle in which a sounding portion and a lead portion are provided at a tip of a road thread, wherein the sounding portion includes at least a linear wire shaft and the wire shaft. It includes a sinker to be inserted and at least one ring ball through which the wire shaft is inserted on at least one side of the sinker, and is coupled to the thread or the lead portion via a swivel at the end of the wire shaft. However, a fish collecting blade is attached to an appropriate place of the sinker or the swivel, and the sinker and the song ball are slidable along the wire shaft, respectively.

Further, (5) is a fishing tackle in which a sounding portion and a lead portion are provided at the tip of the road thread, wherein the sounding portion has at least a linear wire shaft and this wire shaft. A fishing capsule is provided with a hollow capsule to be inserted, and the hollow capsule includes a sinker into which the wire shaft is inserted and at least one song ball into which the wire shaft is inserted on at least one side of the sinker.

Further, (6), the capsule is in the fishing tackle according to (5), which has buoyancy-forming blades along the longitudinal direction at the outer peripheral portion.

Further, (7), the fishing tackle of (5) includes at least one song ball through which the wire shaft is inserted outside the capsule.

Further, (8), in addition to enclosing a large number of small beads in the capsule, at least one song ball through which the wire shaft is inserted is provided on at least one side of the capsule ( It exists in the fishing mechanism of 5).

Further, (9), a fishing tackle in which a sounding portion and a lead portion are provided at the tip of the road thread, wherein the sounding portion includes at least a linear wire shaft and the wire wire. The sleeve includes a sleeve having a rotating blade through which the shaft is inserted and rotatably fitted, and a ring ball through which the wire shaft is inserted on at least one side of the sleeve, and the sleeve and the ball along the wire shaft. It exists in a fishing tackle that slides.

According to the present invention, the linear wire shaft is inserted through the sinker or the one or more sound balls in the sound producing section. Although the sinker and the song ball slide along the hollow wire shaft, the wire shaft does not extremely bend because the wire shaft has an appropriate rigidity. This allows the sinker and the ball to slide freely along the wire shaft in a short time. By making it easier to slide the sinker and the ringing ball, it is possible to prevent the sinker and the ringing ball from overlapping each other, and it is possible to quickly slide the sinker or ringing ball by a slight retrieve operation of the line. Therefore, it is possible to always secure an appropriate interval between the sinker and the ball in water or to bring them into such a state. This makes it possible to efficiently generate sound effects as the fisherman intended.

[0017]

[Embodiment of device]

 Hereinafter, a first embodiment of a fishing tackle according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4 by using the same reference numerals for members that are substantially the same as or corresponding to those of the conventional example. FIG. 1 shows the basic structure of a fishing tackle according to the present invention. In this device, the sounding portion 10 is provided at the tip of the road thread 1, and the lead portion 3 is connected to the sounding portion 10. The dummy bait 4 (see FIG. 12) is attached to the hook 3a at the tip of the lead portion 3.

FIG. 2 shows a specific configuration example of the sound producing unit 10 in this embodiment. In the figure, the sound producing section 10 includes a linear wire shaft 11, a sinker 12 through which the wire shaft 11 is inserted, and two ringing balls 13a through which the wire shaft 11 is inserted at one side (lead 3 side) of the sinker 12. 13b and. Of course, the sinker 2 and the balls 13a and 13b are each formed with a through hole for inserting the wire shaft 11, so that they can slide along the wire shaft 11 freely. The wire shaft 11 is connected at one end to the road thread 1 via a swivel 14 and at the other end to a lead portion 3 via a swivel 15.

The wire shaft 11 has appropriate elasticity and rigidity, and is preferably made of a stainless material. As a dimensional example of the wire shaft 11, for example, the wire shaft 11 has a length of about 6 to 8 cm and a diameter of about 1 mm. The sinker 12 is preferably made of a material such as brass or lead. The tone balls 13a and 13b are preferably made of a plastic material (for example, acrylic), ceramics, or a glass material.

In the fishing tackle having the above-described structure, the sinker 12 and the balls 13a and 13b slide along the hollow wire shaft 11, but since the wire shaft 11 has an appropriate rigidity, it is extremely difficult. Does not bend. Thus, the sinker 12 and the ball 13a, 13b can be freely slid along the wire shaft 11 in a short time by a slight retrieve operation of the line. By the way, in the conventional fishing tackle, in the sound producing portion, the flexible thread is a thread for sinkers and the like (see FIG. 12). For this reason, there is a risk that the thread will be greatly swelled or entangled in an extreme case, impairing smooth sliding of the sinker or the like.

The present invention allows the sinker 12 and the balls 13a and 13b to slide freely and with a large inertial force along the wire shaft 11 so as to be large and stable when colliding with each other or with the swivels 14 and 15. Emits the sound effect. In this case, the sinker 12 and the balls 13a and 13b are made to slide easily as described above, and the linear arrangement along the wire shaft 11 ensures that they accurately overlap each other at the time of collision or contact. As a result, a large sound effect can be generated by the sinker 12 and the balls 13a and 13b.

On the other hand, since a large repulsive force is generated at the time of collision or contact, the sinker 12 is easily separated from the sound balls 13a and 13b. This prevents the two from remaining overlapped with each other, whereby an appropriate interval between the sinker 12 and the ball 13a, 13b can be always secured in the water, or such a state can be maintained. Therefore, the sound effect can be efficiently generated according to the intention of the fisherman. Further, by making the sinker 12 and the balls 13a and 13b slide easily, it is possible to repeat the reciprocating collision due to a plurality of rebounds by one line pulling operation. Also in this respect, the sound effect can be generated extremely efficiently.

Further, according to this embodiment, excellent effects can be obtained with respect to the operability of the sinker 12 and the like. Since the sinker 12 slides smoothly on the wire shaft 11 linearly as described above, it can be easily slid by a slight pulling operation or a retrieve operation with respect to the line. It is possible to intermittently change the magnitude of the sound effect generated by this operation or the timing. As a result, a rhythmic sound effect can be easily generated intentionally, and a high fish collecting effect can be obtained.

Furthermore, the sinker 12 and the like can be easily slid down along the wire shaft 11 by only slightly inclining the wire shaft 11 in water. For example, when the sound producing part 10 is sinking to the bottom of the water as shown in FIG. 3, when tension is applied to the road yarn 1 by the retrieve operation, the line side end of the wire shaft 11 is moved as shown by the chain double-dashed line. Get up easily. In particular, when the sinker 12 is sliding toward the swivel 14 (on the side of the line 1) as shown in FIG. 4, even if the sinker 12 comes into contact with an obstacle on the bottom of the water, the line side of the wire shaft 11 as described above. The edges get up. As a result, the sinker 12 or the like slides down quickly, so that it is possible to easily get over it without getting caught by an obstacle or the like. In the conventional gimmick, the sinker is fixed because the yarn is bent or entangled, and it is easy to get caught.

Here, FIG. 5 shows an example in which tone balls are provided on both sides of the sinker 12. That is, in the figure, the ball 13a, 13b is arranged on the lead portion 3 side of the sinker 12 as described above, and the ball 13c is also arranged on the road thread 1 side. According to this example, in addition to the sound effect of the ball 13a, 13b, the sound ball 13c can generate a sound effect on both sides of the sinker 12. By generating sound effects more efficiently in this way, a higher fish collecting effect can be obtained.

Further, as shown in FIG. 6, the fish collecting blade 16 may be attached to an appropriate place of the sinker 12. In this case, the fish collecting blade 16 is attached via the swivel 17 and is rotatable with respect to the sinker 12. The fish collecting blade 16 is made of a material such as a leaf-shaped light metal piece, for example, and can rotate irregularly when receiving water flow resistance to enhance the fish collecting effect. The fish collecting blade 16 may be attached to the swivel 15 as shown by the chain double-dashed line in FIG.

Next, a second embodiment of the fishing tackle of the present invention will be described. FIG. 7: has shown the principal part structure of the fishing tackle of 2nd Embodiment. In this fishing tackle, the sounding portion 20 is provided at the tip of the road thread 1, and the lead portion 3 is connected to the sounding portion 20. The sound producing section 20 includes at least a linear wire shaft 21 and a hollow capsule 22 (corresponding to a sinker in the device of FIG. 2) movably inserted into the wire shaft 21.

The hollow capsule 22 is formed of a plastic material or the like into, for example, a long egg shape or a football shape. Further, weight parts 22a and 22b made of metal such as lead or brass are attached to both ends of the hollow capsule 22 to adjust the specific gravity of the hollow capsule 22. Inside the hollow capsule 22, there are arranged a sinker 23 through which the wire shaft 21 is inserted, and two ringing balls 24 a and 24 b through which the wire shaft 21 is inserted on both sides of the sinker 23. The sinker 23, the balls 24a, 24b, etc. can be formed in the same manner as in the case of the first embodiment.

In the fishing tackle according to the second embodiment, the sinkers 23 and the balls 24 a and 24 b in the hollow capsule 22 of the sound producing section 20 are allowed to freely and smoothly slide along the hollow wire shaft 21. You can Also in the second embodiment, the sinker 23 and the ringing balls 24a and 24b can generate sound effects as desired by the fisherman or between the sinkers 23a and 24b and the weight portions 22a and 22b. Although the example in which the two tone balls 24a and 24b are provided on both sides of the sinker 23 has been described, it may be provided only on one side. Furthermore, outside the hollow capsule 22, at least one song ball through which the wire shaft 21 is inserted can be arranged as shown by a two-dot broken line in FIG.

FIG. 8 shows a modification of the fishing tackle according to the second embodiment. In this example, an arrow-shaped buoyancy-forming blade 25 is provided on the outer peripheral portion of the capsule 22 along the longitudinal direction thereof. The buoyancy forming vane 25 can be integrally formed with the hollow capsule 22. By providing the buoyancy-forming vanes 25, buoyancy can be applied to the capsule 22 when pulling or retrieving the line. Due to the buoyancy effect, it is possible to freely ride over obstacles on the bottom of the water.

FIG. 9 shows another modification of the fishing tackle according to the second embodiment. In this example, a large number of small beads 26 are sealed in the capsule 22, and a ring 27a or 27b through which the wire shaft 21 is inserted is arranged on one side or both sides of the capsule 22. When the hollow capsule 22 slides along the wire shaft 21 in the sound producing section 20, the small beads 26 in the hollow capsule 22 can efficiently generate a sound effect.

Next, a third embodiment of the fishing tackle of the present invention will be described. FIG. 10 shows a configuration example of the fishing tackle of the third embodiment. In this fishing tackle, the sounding portion 30 is provided at the tip of the road thread 1, and the lead portion 3 is connected to the sounding portion 30.

The sound producing section 30 includes a linear wire shaft 31, a sleeve 32 into which the wire shaft 31 is inserted, and a rotary blade 33 rotatably fitted to the sleeve 32 (the sleeve and The rotating blade corresponds to the sinker in Fig. 2). The rotating blade 33 is adapted to slide along the wire shaft 31 while rotating as shown in the drawing.

As shown in the enlarged view of FIG. 11A, the sleeve 32 is formed with a through hole 32 a into which the wire shaft 31 is inserted, and the sleeve 32 can freely slide along the wire shaft 31. A weight portion 32b made of metal such as lead or brass is attached to the rear portion (on the side of the lead portion 3) of the sleeve 32. Further, at least one song ball 34 through which the wire shaft 31 is inserted is provided on the weight portion 32b side. The rotary blade 33 is preferably made of a plastic material or the like and formed in a spiral shape as shown in FIG. 11 (B). In this example, three rotating blades 33 are shown.

According to this third embodiment, the rotating blade 33 rotates around the sleeve 32 under the influence of water flow resistance. By rotating the rotary blade 33 in this manner, the fish collecting effect is enhanced and, at the same time, a buoyancy effect is exerted.

Although the present invention has been described above, it is needless to say that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments and various other modifications can be made without departing from the essence thereof. Absent. For example, the arrangement position, the number of used balls, and the like of the ball used in each embodiment can be changed or appropriately set in other modes of the above embodiment.

[0037]

As described above, according to the present invention, in this type of fishing tackle, a sinker or one or a plurality of song balls are freely and smoothly provided along the linear wire shaft in the water sound producing part. You can slide. And, it is possible to always keep an appropriate interval between the sinker and the ball underwater. Therefore, it is possible to operate the fisherman according to his intention, and it is possible to obtain a much higher fishing result than the conventional one.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a basic configuration of a fishing tackle according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a specific configuration example of a sound producing section in the first embodiment of the fishing tackle of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a view for explaining the operation of the fishing tackle according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a view for explaining the action of the fishing tackle according to the first embodiment of the present invention, especially when an obstacle is climbed over.

FIG. 5 is a view showing a modification of the fishing tackle according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a view showing another modification of the fishing tackle according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of the configuration of a fishing tackle according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a view showing a modified example of the fishing tackle according to the second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a view showing another modification of the fishing tackle according to the second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a configuration example according to a third embodiment of a fishing tackle of the present invention.

11 (A) is a side view and FIG. 11 (B) is a front view showing a structural example of a fishing tackle according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a conventional fishing tackle.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an operation in a conventional fishing tackle.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 ... Road thread 3 ... Lead part 10 ... Sounding part 11 ... Wire shaft 12 ... Sinker 13a, 13b ... Singing ball 14, 15 ... Swivel 16 ... Blade for collecting fish

Claims (9)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A fishing tackle in which a sounding portion and a lead portion are provided at the tip of a road thread, wherein the sounding portion includes at least a linear wire shaft and a sinker through which the wire shaft is inserted. A fishing tackle characterized in that the sinker is slidable along the wire shaft. 2. A fishing tackle in which a sounding portion and a lead portion are provided at a tip of a road thread, wherein the sounding portion includes at least a linear wire shaft, a sinker into which the wire shaft is inserted, and At least one song ball through which the wire shaft is inserted on one side of the sinker, and the sinker and the song ball are respectively slidable along the wire shaft. . 3. A fishing tackle in which a sounding portion and a lead portion are provided at a tip of a road thread, wherein the sounding portion includes at least a linear wire shaft, a sinker inserted through the wire shaft, and a sinker. A fishing tackle comprising: a plurality of song balls through which the wire shaft is inserted, on both sides of a sinker, and the sinker and the song balls are respectively slidable along the wire shaft. 4. A fishing tackle in which a sounding portion and a lead portion are provided at the tip of a road thread, wherein the sounding portion includes at least a linear wire shaft and a sinker through which the wire shaft is inserted. At least one song ball through which the wire shaft is inserted is provided on at least one side of the sinker, and the sinker or the swivel is coupled to the road thread or the lead portion via a swivel at the end of the wire shaft. The fishing tackle is characterized in that a fish collecting blade is attached at an appropriate position so that the sinker and the song ball can slide freely along the wire shaft. 5. A fishing tackle in which a sounding portion and a lead portion are provided at a tip of a road thread, wherein the sounding portion includes at least a linear wire shaft and a hollow capsule into which the wire shaft is inserted. The hollow capsule includes a sinker through which the wire shaft is inserted, and at least one song ball through which the wire shaft is inserted on at least one side of the sinker.
The fishing tackle characterized in that the hollow capsule and the song ball can be freely slid along the wire shaft. 6. The fishing tackle according to claim 5, wherein the capsule has a buoyancy forming blade along the longitudinal direction at the outer peripheral portion. 7. The fishing tackle according to claim 5, further comprising at least one song ball through which the wire shaft is inserted, on the outside of the capsule. 8. A plurality of small beads are enclosed in the capsule, and at least one song ball through which the wire shaft is inserted is provided on at least one side of the capsule. The fishing device described in. 9. A fishing tackle in which a sounding portion and a lead portion are provided at the tip of a road thread, wherein the sounding portion includes at least a linear wire shaft,
The wire shaft is provided with a sleeve having a rotating blade that is rotatably fitted therein, and a sound ball through which the wire shaft is inserted on at least one side of the sleeve, and the sleeve and the sound ball are provided along the wire shaft. A fishing tackle characterized by sliding.