TW201436712A - Jig head, fish hook for jig head and sinker for jig head - Google Patents

Abstract

The object of the present invention is to provide a jig head, capable of freely selecting combination of fish hook and sinker so as to replace the fish hook and the sinker with a simple operation regardless of the sizes of target fishes. A jig head comprises a fish hook 30 and a sinker 31 that is integrated with the fish hook 30. The fish hook 30 comprises a U-shaped curved section connected with a body section 34. The curved section 32 comprises: a fishing line engagement section 31 that is curved to form a U-shape; and a hooking section 33 that is located at a side opposite to body section 34 with respect to the fishing line engagement section 31 and is bent outward from an area surrounded by the U-shape. The sinker 10 comprises: a through hole 11 for the curved section 32 to be pressed therein; and a hook receiving section 12 that receives and fixes the hooking section 33. The through hole 11 has a size that allows the fishing line engagement section 31 to pass therethrough by elastic deformation and thus shortening of the width of the U-shape of the curved section 32. Under the condition that the hooking section 33 is received in the hook receiving section 12, the fishing line engagement section 31 projects outside with a length that is suitable for tying a fishing line thereto.

Description

Hammer hook, hook hook with hook and hammer hook

The present invention relates to a hammer, a hammer hook, and a hammer with a hammer that can freely and quickly replace a combination of a sinker and a hook.

When the hook is installed on an artificial bait ([ lure] or [worm] or natural bait for fishing, a hammer hook (jig head) combined with a hammer is used in the hook. ), Tenya (hook and hook integrated hook), fishing bait for fishing bait.

For example, the technical content described in Patent Document 1 or Patent Document 2 is known as a hook for a hammer with a hammer. The hook for the bait described in Patent Document 1 is composed of a hook (2) and a hammer (3) and a keeper (4) and a fishing line binding ring (5), and the four members are integrated. Composed of. In order to improve the fishing result, when the portion of the bead hook in the hook except the hook is applied, in order to improve the workability of the painting, the four members are first divided, and the four members are combined after painting. The members are integrally fixed to the four members by an adhesive or the like.

In Patent Document 3, a hook and a hammer are detachably attached, and hooks and hammers are selected in accordance with various targets to be used for fishing, and a hook with a hammer that can be detachably attached and detached is combined. Specifically, it is configured to include a hammer body 10; a mounting member 20 that is detachably attached to the hammer body 10; and is fixed by sandwiching the hook shaft 31 between the hammer body 10 and the mounting member 20 Installed hook 30.

[Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Publication No. 2001-224280 (Patent Document 3): JP-A-2011-78353

Although the hammer with a hammer in the present case represented by Patent Document 1 or 2 cannot be separated into a hook and a hammer, the hammer hook (hook with a hammer) disclosed in Patent Document 3 can be separated into a hook and a hammer. However, there is a limit to the size of the fixing screw that the fisherman can handle as the mounting member 20. For example, if it is a tenya-like size for fishing octopus, it can be formed, but it cannot be said that it can be applied to an object such as a hook having a width dimension (a distance between a hook tip and a crotch) of 10 mm or less. The taro hook of the small fish case. However, when the fixing screw is formed corresponding to the size of the hook, the fixing screw is too small to loosen or tighten the screw with the fisherman's finger.

An object of the present invention is to provide a hammer hook, a hook and a hammer for use in the hammer hook, and a hook and a hammer can be freely selected regardless of the size of the target fish, and the hook and the hammer can be replaced with a simple operation.

(First Invention) A first invention relates to a hammer hook including a fishing hook 30 and a hammer 10 integrated with the fishing hook 30. The hook 30 includes a U-shaped curved portion 32 that is continuous with the crotch portion 34 of the hook 30. The curved portion 32 includes a fishing line locking portion 31 that is bent to form a U-shape. The fishing line locking portion 31 is located at the fishing line locking portion 31. A hook portion 33 on the opposite side of the aforementioned crotch portion 34. The hammer 10 includes a through hole 11 into which the curved portion 32 is pressed, and a hook storage portion 12 that houses and fixes the hook portion 33. The size of the through hole 11 is such that the width of the U-shape in the curved portion 32 is elastically deformed and shortened, and the line locking portion 31 is penetrated. The hook portion 33 is accommodated in the hook receiving portion. In the state of 12, the fishline catching portion 31 is formed to protrude to fit the length of the fishing line.

(Description of Terms) The hook 30 has a plurality of types depending on the target fish. Further, even if the target fish is the same, there are a plurality of types in which the size of the hook tip or the barb, the size of the length of the hook, the width, and the like are different. The hammer 10 also has a plurality of types depending on the target fish. Further, even if the target fish is the same, there are a plurality of types in which the size, the material, the position of the center of gravity, and the like are different. It is preferable that the shape of the hook portion 33 is such that the hook portion 33 can be firmly accommodated in the hook receiving portion 12. For example, when the region surrounded by the U-shape formed by the curved portion 32 is bent outward, the state of being accommodated can be made strong by the engagement with the hook portion 33. The hook storage portion 12 is not limited to being integrally formed with the hammer 10. For example, the other member may be used to store the hook portion 33 in an appropriate position or to fix the hook portion 33 so that the hook portion 33 does not move.

(Operation) The hook 30 according to the present invention is formed by bending the bending portion 32, the fishline locking portion 31, and the hook portion 33 by the crotch portion of the hook having a large stencil length and not forming a hook shaft. On the other hand, the hammer 10 according to the present invention is formed with a through hole 11 and a hook accommodating portion 12. The fisherman pinches the curved portion 32 of the hook 30 with a finger or the like, and presses the through hole 11 of the hammer 10 while elastically deforming and shortening the width of the U-shape. The deformed bend 32 is then released and inserted. Then, the hook portion 33 of the hook 30 is housed in the hook storage portion 12 of the hammer 10 and fixed, and can be used as a hammer hook. At this time, since the fishline locking portion 31 protrudes to fit the length of the fishing line, the fisherman attaches the fishing line to the fishline locking portion 31.

When it is desired to replace either one of the hook 30 or the hammer 10 with a different hook or hammer, the fisherman removes the fishing line 20 by the line catching portion 31. Then, the hook portion 33 of the hook 30 is detached from the hook accommodating portion 12 of the hammer 10, and the bent portion 32 is pulled out from the through hole 11. Any one of the separated hooks 30 or hammers 10 is thus replaced. As described above, the combination of the fishing hook 30 and the hammer 10 can be freely selected, and the fishing hook 30 and the hammer 10 can be easily replaced.

(Variation 1 of First Invention) The hammer hook relating to the first invention can also be formed as follows. That is, the curved portion 32 is formed in an L shape by being bent from the crotch portion 34 in the hook 30 toward the hook tip 35 side, and the hook portion 33 can be formed such that the tip end thereof is located on the extension line of the crotch portion 34. The center axis is opposite to the hook tip 35.

Since the distal end of the hook portion 33 is located on the opposite side of the hook line 35 from the extension line of the crotch portion 34, the direction of the force of the target fish pulled by the hook point 35 and the fishing line tied to the line catching portion 31 The direction in which the wire 20 is pulled is substantially the opposite. Therefore, there is almost no possibility that the hammer 10 is separated from the hook 30. The taro hook that bends the crotch portion 34 so as to protrude from the crotch portion 34 toward the hook tip 35 side to form the curved portion 32 is suitable for forming a sky-shaped fish such as a scorpionfish, an octopus, a squid, a squid, etc. (refer to the figure). 5(a)). On the other hand, the hammer hook having the hook 30 formed by bending the crotch portion 34 to the fishline catching portion 31 is suitable for the hammer hook when the target fish is small (see FIG. 5(b)).

(Variation 2 of the first invention) The hammer hook according to the first aspect of the invention can also be provided with a line locking portion 31 that is attached to the hook 30 between the outer surface of the hammer 10 and the through hole 11. The fishing line 20 passes through and removes the slit 13 for the hammer 10. The width of the slit 13 is the same as or slightly larger than the diameter of the fishing line 20, and must be smaller than the diameter of the hook 30.

(Action) When the hammer 10 is to be replaced, the fisherman first removes the hook portion 33 of the hook 30 from the hook storage portion 12 of the hammer 10, and pulls out the bent portion 32 from the through hole 11 (Fig. 4(b)). Next, the hammer 10 is separated by the hook 30 and the fishing line 20 by passing the fishing line 20 through the slit (13). Then, the vicinity of the knot (21) in the fishing line 20 is placed in the through hole 11 via the slit (13) of the different hammer 10. Then, the hook portion 33 of the hook 30 is housed in the hook accommodating portion 12 of the hammer 10. The fishing line 20 can be cut off by the hook 30 in a state with a knot to replace the hammer 10.

(Second Invention) The second invention relates to a hook 30 for use in a hammer hook provided with a hammer 10 integrated with the hook 30. The hook 30 includes a U-shaped curved portion 32 that is continuous with the crotch portion 34 of the hook 30, and the curved portion 32 includes: a fishing line locking portion 31 bent to form a U-shape; and the fishing line locking portion is located 31 is a hook portion 33 on the opposite side of the aforementioned crotch portion 34.

(Variation 1 of Second Invention) The hook relating to the second invention can also be formed as follows. That is, the curved portion 32 is formed in an L shape by being bent from the crotch portion 34 in the hook 30 toward the hook tip 35 side, and the hook portion 33 can be formed such that the tip end thereof is located on the extension line of the crotch portion 34. The center axis is opposite to the hook tip 35. In other words, the hook 30 that does not bend the crotch portion 34 to the fishline catching portion 31 to form the aforementioned curved portion 32 is also a modification of the second invention.

(Third Invention) The third invention relates to a hammer 10 for use in a hammer hook provided with a hammer 10 integrated with the hook 30. That is, the hook 30 includes a U-shaped curved portion 32 that is continuous with the crotch portion 34 of the hook 30. The curved portion 32 includes: a fishing line locking portion 31 bent to form a U-shape; The locking portion 31 is a hook portion 33 on the opposite side of the above-described crotch portion 34. The hammer 10 includes a through hole 11 into which the curved portion 32 is pressed, and a hook storage portion 12 that houses and fixes the hook portion 33. Further, the size of the through hole 11 is such that the width of the U-shape in the curved portion 32 is elastically deformed and shortened, and the line locking portion 31 is penetrated. The hook portion 33 is accommodated in the hook portion 33. In the state of the accommodating portion 12, the fishline locking portion 31 is formed to protrude into the length of the fishing line.

(Variation 1 of the third invention) The hammer according to the third aspect of the invention can also be provided with a fishing line that is attached to the line catching portion 31 of the hook 30 between the outer surface of the hammer 10 and the through hole 11. 20 passes through and removes the slit for the hammer 10.

According to the first invention, it is possible to provide a hammer hook which can freely select a combination hook and a hammer regardless of the size of the target fish, and can replace the hook and the hammer with a simple action. According to the second aspect of the invention, it is possible to provide a hook for use in a hammer hook, which can freely select a combination hook and a hammer regardless of the size of the target fish, and can replace the hook and the hammer with a simple action. According to the third invention, it is possible to provide a hammer hook and a hammer for use in the hammer hook, and the hook and the hammer can be freely selected regardless of the size of the target fish, and the hook and the hammer can be replaced with a simple action.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be further described based on the drawings and embodiments. The drawings used here are Figures 1 to 6. Further, the first to fourth embodiments are aspects in which the invention has been implemented.

(Fig. 1) Fig. 1 shows a hook hook composed of a hook 30 and a hammer 10 integrated with the hook 30. Fig. 1(a) shows the state of the bus bar 20 on the hook hook, and Fig. 1(b) shows the assembled state. The hook 30 includes a bent portion 32 that is continuous in the crotch portion 34 of the hook 30 and has a U shape. That is, the bent portion 32 is formed by bending the crotch portion 34 from the crotch portion 34 in the hook 30 toward the hook tip 35 side in an L shape. Further, the curved portion 32 includes a fishing line locking portion 31 that is bent to form a U-shape, and is located on the opposite side of the fishing line locking portion 31 from the crotch portion 34 and is bent outward by a region surrounded by a U-shape. Part 33. The tip end of the hook portion 33 is located on the opposite side of the hook line 35 with the center line extending from the extension of the jaw portion 34.

On the other hand, the hammer 10 is substantially spherical, forming a through hole 11 into which the bent portion 32 of the hook 30 is pressed, and a hooking and accommodating portion 12 for accommodating and fixing the hook portion 33 of the hook 30; the bent portion in the crotch portion 34 The abutting portion 14 that the 32 side abuts (see Fig. 2(a)). The size of the through hole 11 of the hammer 10 is such a size that the fishline locking portion 31 can pass through by elastically deforming and shortening the U-shaped width in the curved portion 32 of the hook 30. Further, in a state in which the hook portion 33 of the hook 30 is housed in the hook accommodating portion 12 of the hammer 10, the fishline locking portion 31 is formed to protrude into the length of the fishing line.

(Fig. 2) A procedure for assembling the hammer hook by the hammer 10 and the hook 30 described above will be described with reference to Fig. 2 . The hook 30 is formed by bending a curved portion 32, a fishline locking portion 31, and a hook portion 33 by a crotch portion of a hook having a large crotch length and not forming a hook shaft. On the other hand, the through hole 11 , the hook accommodating portion 12 , and the cymbal abutting portion 14 are formed in advance on the hammer 10 .

As shown in Fig. 2(a), the fisherman pinches the curved portion 32 of the hook 30 with a finger or the like, and presses the through hole 11 of the hammer 10 while elastically deforming and shortening the width of the U-shape. The deformed bend 32 is then released and inserted. Then, as shown in FIGS. 2(b) and 2(c), the bent portion 32 side of the crotch portion 34 comes into contact with the crotch abutting portion 14, and the hook portion 33 of the fishing hook 30 is housed in the hook receiving portion 12 of the hammer 10. Thus, the hook 30 is fixed to the hammer 10 and can be used as a hammer hook. At this time, since the fishing line locking portion 31 protrudes to fit the length of the fishing line (bus bar) 20, the fisherman attaches the fishing line to the line locking portion 31.

Since the distal end of the hook portion 33 is located on the opposite side of the hook line 35 from the extension line of the crotch portion 34, the direction of the force of the target fish pulled by the hook tip 35 is substantially the same as the direction of the fisherman fishing line 20. in contrast. Therefore, there is almost no possibility that the hammer 10 is separated from the hook 30.

When it is desired to replace either one of the hook 30 or the hammer 10 with a different hook or hammer, first, the fishing line 20 (not shown) is removed by the line locking portion 32. Then, the hook portion 33 is elastically deformed by the vicinity of the crotch portion 34 of the hook 30, and the hook portion 33 of the hook 30 is removed by the hook storage portion 12 of the hammer 10, and the bent portion 32 is pulled out by the through hole 11. Any one of the separated hooks 30 or hammers 10 is thus replaced. As described above, the combination of the fishing hook 30 and the hammer 10 can be freely selected, and the fishing hook 30 and the hammer 10 can be easily replaced.

(Fig. 3) Next, a second embodiment will be described based on Fig. 3 . The hook hook 30 according to the second embodiment is the same as the first embodiment, but the hammer 10 is different. In other words, the slit 10 for removing the fishing line 20 attached to the line locking portion 31 of the hook 30 is provided on the opposite side of the hammer 10 from the hook accommodating portion 12 in the through hole 11. This slit 13 is not used to cut the fishing line 20 (or untie the knot), but to replace the hammer 10. The width of the slit 13 is the same as or slightly larger than the diameter of the fishing line 20, and must be smaller than the diameter of the hook 30.

(Fig. 4) A procedure for removing the hammer 10 by the hammer hook according to the second embodiment will be described with reference to Fig. 4 . 4(a) shows a state of use in the case of fishing, and the fishing line 20 is housed in the line locking portion 31 of the hook 30. As shown in FIG. 4(b), when the hammer 10 is to be replaced, the fisherman first removes the hook portion 33 of the hook 30 from the hook storage portion 12 of the hammer 10, and the bent portion 32 is pulled out from the through hole 11. Next, the hammer 10 is separated by the hook 30 and the fishing line 20 by passing the fishing line 20 through the slit 13 (the imaginary line in Fig. 4(b)).

Next, the illustration is omitted, and replacement work for replacing the different hammers is performed. That is, the vicinity of the knot 21 in the fishing line 20 is positioned in the through hole 11 by traversing the slit 13 of the hammer 10. Then, the hook portion 33 of the hook 30 is housed in the hook accommodating portion 12 of the hammer 10. With the above, the fishing line 20 can be cut without changing the hammer 10 in the state with the knot.

(Fig. 5) A third embodiment is shown in Fig. 5 . The hammer hook relating to the third embodiment is a so-called hook of the so-called [Tianyang]. The shape of the hook 30 is the same as that of the first embodiment, but the size is larger than that shown in the first embodiment. Moreover, the hammer 10A has a different shape. The hammer 10A has a truncated cone shape, and the fishing line locking portion 31 of the fishing hook 30 is located at the tapered side through hole 11 , the hook receiving portion 12 , and the dam abutting portion 14 .

(Fig. 6) A fourth embodiment is shown in Fig. 6. Unlike the first and second embodiments, the hook 30A used in the fourth embodiment does not bend the crotch portion 34 to form the curved portion 32. Further, the hammer 10B has a hemispherical shape, and the through hole 11 and the hook accommodating portion 12 are formed to be inserted into the curved portion 32 of the hook 30A from the plane side thereof. The crucible abutting portion 14 provided in the first embodiment to the third embodiment does not exist. This embodiment is a taro hook suitable for small fish.

The present invention has an availability in the manufacturing of fishing tackles, the rental of fishing tackles, and the guiding business of outdoor sports.

10. . . hammer

10A. . . Hammer (Tianyang)

10B. . . hammer

11. . . Through hole

12. . . Hook storage unit

13. . . Slot

14. . .胴 abutment

20. . . Fishing line (bus bar)

30. . . Hook

30A. . . Hook (straight)

31. . . Fishing line card

32. . . Bending

33. . . Hook

34. . . Crotch

35. . . Hook tip

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is an assembled perspective view showing a first embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the assembly of the first embodiment related to the present invention. Fig. 3 is an assembled perspective view showing a second embodiment (a type having a slit) according to the present invention. Fig. 4 is an assembled sectional view showing a second embodiment (a type having a slit) according to the present invention. Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view showing the assembly of a third embodiment related to the present invention. Fig. 6 is an assembled sectional view showing a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

10. . . hammer

11. . . Through hole

12. . . Hook storage unit

20. . . Fishing line (bus bar)

30. . . Hook

31. . . Fishing line card

32. . . Bending

33. . . Hook

34. . . Crotch

35. . . Hook tip

Claims (7)

A hammer hook comprising a hook and a hammer integrated with the hook, the hook comprising a U-shaped curved portion connected to the crotch portion of the hook, the curved portion comprising: a fishing line locking portion bent to form a U shape And a hook portion on the opposite side of the fishing line locking portion and the crotch portion, the hammer includes: a through hole that presses the bending portion; and a hook storage portion that receives and fixes the hook portion The size of the through hole is such a size that the U-shaped width in the curved portion is elastically deformed and shortened to penetrate the line catching portion, and the hook portion is accommodated in the hook receiving portion. The fishline catching portion is formed to be suitable for the length of the fishing line. The guillotine hook of the first aspect of the patent application, wherein the bending portion is formed by bending from a crotch portion in the hook to the side of the hook to form an L-shape, the top end of the hook portion being extended by the crotch portion The line is formed with the central axis opposite the hook tip. The hammer hook according to Item 1 or 2 of the patent application, wherein the hammer is removed from the outer surface of the hammer and the through hole by passing the fishing line attached to the fishing line locking portion of the hook Use the slit. A fishing hook for use in a hammer hook having a hammer integrated with a fishing hook, the hook comprising a bent portion that is continuous with the crotch portion in the hook and having a U shape, and the curved portion includes: a fishing line card bent to form a U shape a stopping portion; and a hooking portion on the opposite side of the fishing line locking portion from the crotch portion. The fishing hook of claim 4, wherein the bent portion is formed by bending from the crotch portion toward the hook tip side in an L shape, the hook portion having a top end located on an extension line of the crotch portion as a central axis The hook tip is formed on the opposite side. A hammer is used for a hammer hook having a hammer integrated with a fishing hook, the hook comprising a U-shaped curved portion that is connected to the crotch portion of the hook, the curved portion comprising: a fishing line that is bent to form a U-shape And a hook portion that is bent outward by a region that is opposite to the crotch portion and that is surrounded by the U-shape, and the hammer includes: a through hole that presses the bent portion; and The hook storage portion of the hook portion is housed and fixed. In the hammer of the sixth aspect of the invention, the slit for the hammer is removed between the outer surface of the hammer and the through hole by passing the fishing line attached to the line catching portion of the hook.