JPH0711587Y2 - Fishing aids - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the device] [Industrial applications]

The present invention relates to a fishing aid for catching fish from the water surface.

[Prior art]

Conventionally, in order to catch a fish, there is a mechanism suitable for the fish. In this device, what is particularly important is that the bait attached to the barb behaves more naturally and not be wary of the fish. Therefore, as the michinite or the like used for the tackle, a thin one is selected so that flexibility can be obtained at the tip end side where the tension is arranged. That is, by using such a device, the fish is easily caught in the tension.

[Problems to be solved by the device]

Of course, the strength of Michiite is not sufficient for catching a large fish that has been caught from the surface of the water by using the above-mentioned mechanism. In other words, it is impossible to catch the fish made of the above-mentioned Michiite or the like from the surface of the water as it is. There is known a fishing assisting tool for taking in a fish, which is used when the tackiness of the fish is not sufficient. As a conventional auxiliary tool, there is one in which a hook is arranged at the tip of a bar called a gaff as shown in FIG. The method of using this is that an angler pulls a fish caught in a tackle and then manipulates a stick to hook up the hook at the tip of the stick. That is, the range in which this gaff can be used is limited by the length of the rod, which is not suitable for fishing on a breakwater or the like which is higher than the water surface. As mentioned above, as an auxiliary tool for fishing at a high position above the water surface and with a considerable distance for catching, as shown in FIG. 11, a string is tied up at the tip of the thread and a weight is placed at the bottom. A scary eel with a large mouth (hereinafter,
(Tamo) is known. The above-mentioned duck has sufficient strength for the thread to catch fish from the surface of the water, and the length of the thread can be freely set, so that the length of the catch is limited like the gaff described above. There is no. Therefore, it can be said that it is suitable for fishing in a place with a height above the water surface. Here, the actual use situation in the above-mentioned taro will be described. First of all, the angler pulls a fish caught near the place where he is fishing. Next, manipulate the thread of the duck and bring it to the position under the fish. Then, after confirming that the fish has entered the duck, the string of the duck is pulled up and the fish is pulled up and taken in. As for the actual movement of the above-mentioned thread arranged at the tip of the thread, the height is almost determined by the length of the thread to be paid out, but the thread itself can freely move around the length direction of the thread. It will rotate. Further, if there is wind and the like and the weather conditions are bad, even if there is a weight underneath, twisting due to rotation and violent shaking back and forth and left and right will occur. In addition, the fish in the tackle and the thread in which the taro is arranged are not related to each other and have an arbitrary positional relationship. Therefore, putting the fish into the duck actually requires a technique that catches a very difficult timing. Furthermore, in the case of night fishing or the like, a light such as a flashlight is required in order to put the above-mentioned fish in the duck, which makes the situation more difficult. The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and the purpose thereof is to perform fishing at a high position above the water surface, especially when the strength of the tackle is not sufficient. Suitable for fishing, it is not necessary to confirm the position of the fish that was caught when taking in the fish caught from the surface of the water, it is not affected by weather conditions, and it is extremely easy to take in fish It is to be.

[Means for Solving the Problems]

The structure of the device for solving the above-mentioned problems is an auxiliary tool for fishing for catching the fish from the surface of the water when the fish is caught in a device using, for example, a suitable fish for catching the fish. A thread having a length and strength sufficient for catching up from the surface of the water, and arranged at the tip of the thread, and a weight of appropriate weight is fixedly provided in the lower center part.
The tension for hooking the fish, one ring part is passed through the thread, the other ring part continuous with the ring part is configured to be attachable to and detachable from the side surface or the like, and the other ring part. When the thread is passed through the mitchite, the thread and the slide member that is guided and moved along the michiite, and the moving distance of the slide member in the thread are set in advance from the tip of the thread in which the tension is provided. It is characterized in that it is provided with a retaining member disposed in the middle of the yarn so as to reach a predetermined position.

[Action]

The thread has a length and strength sufficient for catching the fish from the surface of the water, and the catching strength in a tackle such as a tackle can be ignored. That is, it is possible to freely set a device such as a michinite, which is thin and suitable for fishing a fish. At the tip of the thread, a weight of appropriate weight is fixed to the lower center, and a hook for catching a fish is arranged. One ring portion of the slide member is passed through the thread, and the other ring portion that is connected to the ring portion is configured to be attachable to and detachable from a tackle from a side surface of the ring member. When threaded through the mitchite, the yarn and the mitchite are guided and moved. That is,
The thread falls along the michiite through the slide member by the weight of the weight of the wire. Here, the fastening member is arranged in the middle of the yarn so that the movement distance of the slide member in the yarn is from the tip of the yarn provided with the tension to a predetermined position set in advance. The position of the fastening member with respect to the thread is set according to the length of the aimed fish and the like, and the position at the final end of the fall of the tension with respect to the fish is determined. Therefore, by pulling up the thread, the firmness is surely caught on the fish.

【Example】

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described based on specific embodiments. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a fishing assisting tool 10 according to the present invention. As the thread 11, a Tetoron thread having a sufficient length and strength for catching a large fish from the water surface is used. Then, at the tip of the thread 11, the attachment sides of the three tension threads are unified by brazing or the like, and the tip ends are angled at 120 ° around the attachment side of the thread. The three burrs 12 that are evenly arranged are arranged. At the lower center of the three burrs 12, a weight 12a having an appropriate weight is fixed. Reference numeral 13 is a slide member, and an enlarged perspective view of the slide member 13 is shown in FIGS. 2 and 3. In the slide member 13 of FIG. 2, one ring portion 13a has a thread 11
The other ring portion 13b has a clip-like structure, and is configured to be attachable to and detachable from the side surface 13c of the michinite 22 in the device described later by utilizing the spring property. The slide member 13 may be the one shown in FIG. As a mechanism for attaching and detaching the ring member 13b of the slide member 13 to and from the mitchite 22, a mechanism in which the side surface 13d of the ring member, which is known as a key holder or the like, can be partially opened and closed in the arrow direction is adopted. Further, a retaining member 14 made of beads or the like for restricting the moving distance of the slide member 13 is arranged on the thread 11 at a predetermined position. That is, the ring portion 13 of the slide member 13
Although a can be moved by being guided by the thread 11, since the inner diameter of the ring portion 13a is smaller than the outer diameter of the retaining member 14, the sliding member
13 cannot move past the retaining member 14. The fastening member 14 has a fixed state as shown in FIG.
The position of the thread 11 with respect to the thread 11 is determined and fixed by passing the thread 11 through the hole 14a at the center thereof, along the outer periphery of the fastening member 14, and passing through the hole 14a from the same direction. The predetermined position of the fastening member 14 is preset depending on the size of the fish to be caught, and the position can be easily changed by pulling and loosening the portion of the thread 11 along the outer circumference of the fastening member 14. In the present embodiment, a fastening member 15 made of the same beads as the fastening member 14 is provided at the position of connection with the three burrs 12 at the tip of the thread 11. The retaining member 15 is arranged on the thread 11 so that the slide member 13 does not get caught in the three burrs 12. Further, the connection between the thread 11 and the three burrs 12 is made detachable in order to simplify the processing when the thread is entangled. Furthermore, since the thread 11 and the three burrs 12 are detachable, the three burrs 12 can be selectively replaced with an appropriate size according to the size of the fish. In addition, a slide member that constitutes the fishing aid 10 of the present invention.
It is necessary to select materials such as 13 that are not easily corroded by seawater. Next, the operation will be described. FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the slide member 13 of the fishing assist tool 10 according to the embodiment is passed through a michite on which a fish is hooked. Further, FIG. 6 shows that the sliding member 13 of the fishing aid 10 according to the embodiment is guided by the threaded michinite 22 and is naturally dropped by the weight 12a of the three burrs 12 to catch the fish mouth. FIG. 6 is an enlarged explanatory view showing a state in which the area has reached the vicinity of. The fishing ground in this case is supposed to be fishing from a position quite high above the water surface on the breakwater. First, when fishing a fish, as in ordinary fishing, a tackle including a fishing rod 21 and a narrow Michite 22 suitable for fishing the fish is attached. When a fish is caught, the reel of the fishing rod 21 is wound so that the fish at the tip of the Michiite 22 is pulled up to some extent near the breakwater. In this case, it is not necessary to draw the fish that has hung right under the breakwater, unlike the conventional case. Next, a fishing assisting tool 10 as shown in FIG. 1 is prepared, and the slide member 13 is passed through the mitchite 22 using the clip-shaped ring portion 13b. Then, when the thread 11 is unwound, the fishing aid 10 is guided by the ring portion 13b of the slide member 13 by the michite 22 and is naturally dropped by the weight 12a fixed to the three burrs 12. In addition, usually, a tip 23 of the tackle 22 is provided with a member 23 for eliminating twisting of the thread called a beetle, a member called a beetle, and is called a Harris, which is thinner than the Michiite 22 to which the tension is tied. Threads are arranged. Then, the ring portion 13b of the slide member 13
The inside diameter of is designed large enough to allow these gimmick parts to pass through. The ring portion 13b of the slide member 13 stops in the vicinity of the mouth of the fish caught in the tension of the device. Then, the three burr 12 further falls by the weight of the weight 12a and stops at a distance from the vicinity of the mouth of the fish until the retaining member 14 comes into contact with the ring portion 13a of the slide member. The stop position of the three burrs 12 is a distance set in advance according to the abdomen of the fish to be caught. That is, the fishing aid 10 reaches the state shown in FIG. After confirming that the state of FIG. 6 has been reached by slackening of the thread 11, the angler then pulls the thread 11 by hand. Then, the slide member 13 has a ring portion 13b due to its own weight.
The thread 11 is guided and pulled up through the ring portion 13a of the slide member 13 while being stopped near the mouth of the fish caught in the tackle. That is, the three burrs 12 at the tip of the thread 11
Will be pulled up near the sides of the fish. Therefore, with a fairly high probability, with the use of the inventor, the three burrs 12 are surely caught on the side surface of the fish being pulled up to the vicinity of the mouth of the fish with almost one pulling operation. After the three burrs 12 are caught on the fish, they are caught by the thread 11 having sufficient strength for the fish. Therefore, after this, by continuing the operation of pulling the thread 11 by hand, the caught fish can be reliably caught and taken in from the water surface. Thus, after the fish has been caught, the fishing aid 10 of the present invention is used to catch the fish from the surface of the water. Therefore, in the fishing using the fishing aid 10 of the present invention, the strength of the fishing rod 21 or the fishing rod 21 and the fishing rod Mitchite 22 which are suitable for the fish to be caught can be neglected when the fish is caught from the water surface and taken up. Any thing can be used. Further, the fishing assisting device 10 of the present invention has a slide member 13
Thread the thread 11 into the Michiito 22, and then thread the thread 11 into the three burrs 12
Since the weight of the weight 12a is naturally dropped, it can be sufficiently operated with one hand and is extremely easy to operate. As shown in FIG. 6, the fishing aid 10 of the present invention does not necessarily require that the head of the fish hooked on the tip of the tackle 22 is not visible from the water surface. Furthermore, even when the fishing aid 10 of the present invention is used for night fishing, it is not necessary to check the fish caught on the tip of the water surface, and no light such as a flashlight is needed. There is almost no difference from fishing, so you can surely catch the fish that has been tackled in a short time. In addition, as described above, the inner diameter of the ring portion 13b of the slide member 13 in the fishing aid 10 of the present invention is configured to be sufficiently large so as to allow the components disposed in the middle of the tackle to pass through. By the way, there is a case where a snow blower is used in the middle of a tackle or a so-called branch burr in which a plurality of stiffeners are attached to the tip of the tackle at regular intervals. In such a device, the ring portion 13b of the slide member 13 stops at the foremost part of the bow and branch burr, so that the slide member 13 cannot reach the mouth of the fish.
Here, when the hanging fish is taken in, the tackle is almost directly below the tip of the fishing rod 21 together with the fish. Further, in the above-mentioned device, it is possible to know in advance where the slide member 13 will stop. That is, when such a tackle is used, when the slide member 13 of the fishing aid 10 of the present invention is stopped, the three burrs 12 are positioned so that the catching member 14 is at the position of the fish to be hooked. Adjust it to 11. FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a storage tool 30 that can store the above-mentioned fishing aid 10 and is convenient to carry, and FIG. 8 is a partial cross-sectional view showing the internal structure of the storage tool 30 of FIG. The figure is a view on arrow A in FIG. The storage tool 30 is mainly fitted to the reel 32 which is rotatably supported inside the frame 31 and is rotatably mounted, and the handle 33 and the frame 31 which are coaxially arranged integrally with the reel 32. It is composed of a resilient accommodating portion 34 which is detachably arranged as necessary, and a belt hole 35 which is provided on the opposite side of the frame 31 into which the elastic accommodating portion 34 is fitted and integrated. The elastic accommodating portion 34 has an opening 34a for attaching and detaching the three burrs 12 constituting the fishing assisting tool 10, and is formed of a soft plastic so as to cover the periphery of the three burrs 12 when accommodating. There is. In the storage tool 30 in which the fishing assist tool 10 configured as described above is stored, by passing the belt hole 35 through the waist belt, the storage tool 30 can be always carried. The string 36 is used to carry the storage tool 30 when the storage tool 30 is not passed through the waist belt. And when the fishing aid 10 is needed, the storage equipment
3 pieces from 30 elastic storage section 34 Weight 12 fixed to burr 12
By pulling the portion a, since the elastic accommodating portion 34 is made of soft plastic, the three burrs 12 can be immediately taken out together with the thread 11, and the slide member 13 located in the vicinity thereof can be taken out. Then, as described above, the ring portion 13 of the slide member 13
After b is passed through the device Mitchite 22 on which the fish is hooked and the fish caught on the tip of the device Mitchite 22 is caught from the water surface and taken in, the handle 33 is rotated to thread the reel 32.
You can wind 11 and store 3 burrs 12 in the elastic storage part 34 as shown in the figure. The elastic storage portion 34 of the storage tool 30 prevents the risk that the three burrs 12 are carelessly stuck to the body or the like when being carried. In addition, as described above, the elastic accommodating portion 34 fitted in the frame 31
Since it is made of soft plastic, when the three burr 12 is replaced depending on the size of the fish, it can be replaced according to the size of the three burr 12, and the replacement is extremely easy.

[Effect of device]

The present invention is a thread having a length and strength sufficient for catching a fish from the water surface, and a thread disposed at the tip of the thread,
Three burrs in which a weight of appropriate weight is fixedly installed in the lower center, and one can be threaded and the other can be attached to and detached from Michito.
When the other side is passed through the mitchite, the thread and the slide member guided and moved along the mitchite, and the moving distance of the slide member in the thread are set to a predetermined value from the tip of the thread provided with three burrs. It is equipped with a fastening member arranged in the middle of the thread to reach the position of, and even if fish is caught in the tackle when using the fishing aid of the present invention, the tackle catches the fish from the water surface. Since it is not necessary to take in it, a device suitable for the target fish can be applied in advance. In addition, when using the fishing aid of the present invention, it is not necessary to check the position of the fish that has been caught, so it is suitable for night fishing, etc., and it is extremely easy and reliable in a short time without being affected by weather conditions. It is possible to catch the caught fish from the surface of the water.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a fishing aid according to a specific embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is an enlarged perspective view of a slide member that constitutes the fishing aid according to the embodiment. FIG. 3 is an enlarged perspective view showing another embodiment of the slide member. FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing a fixed state of a fastening member constituting the fishing assisting tool according to the embodiment. FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing a situation in which the fishing aid according to the embodiment is mounted. FIG. 6 is an explanatory view showing a situation in which a fish caught by the fishing aid according to the embodiment is taken in. FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a storage tool that can store auxiliary fishing equipment and is convenient to carry. FIG. 8 is a partial cross-sectional view showing the internal structure of the storage tool shown in FIG. 7. FIG. 9 is a view on arrow A of FIG. FIG. 10 is an external view showing a gaff which is a conventional fishing aid. FIG. 11 is an explanatory view showing a usage state of a taro attached to a tip of a thread which is a conventional fishing assisting tool. 10 …… Fishing aid, 11 …… Thread 12 …… Three burrs, 12a …… Weight 13 …… Slide member, 13a, 13b …… Ring part 14 …… Fastening member, 14a …… Hole 21 …… Fishing rod , 22 …… Michiito 30 …… Storage tool, 31 …… Frame, 32 …… Reel 34 …… Elastic storage section

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A fishing assisting device for catching a fish from the water surface when the fish is caught in a device using a suitable fish such as a michite for catching the fish from the water surface. A thread having sufficient length and strength, a weight that is arranged at the tip of the thread, and an appropriate weight is fixedly installed in the lower center, and a hook for hooking the fish, and one ring part is attached to the thread. The other ring part that is passed through and is connected to the ring part is configured to be attachable to and detachable from the michiite from its side surface, etc., and when the other ring part is passed through the michiite, along the yarn and the michiite. A slide member that is guided and moved, and in the middle of the yarn so that the movement distance of the slide member in the yarn is from the tip of the yarn where the tension is provided to a predetermined position that is set in advance An auxiliary tool for fishing, comprising: a fastening member disposed on the.