JP3823958B2 - Throwing rice ball - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a fishing cornice rod, and in particular, to a fishing cornice rod that can be effectively released to tana who desires cornice and a bait.

Conventionally, when cultivating deep tana for collecting fish, mainly scouring cornice from a ship or the like and squeezing it with the desired tana (raising it a little) to release cornase, There were two ways to release the rice with the desired tana using the rice cake.

Examples of the former method include Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 58-137080 (Patent Document 1), Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 58-187275 (Patent Document 2), Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 59-47480 (Patent Document 3), Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 60-151375 (Patent Document 4) and the like, each of which shows a rice paddle that receives water pressure to open a lid.
However, none of these prior arts relates to a fishing cornice rod, and the purpose and action effect are completely different from the fishing cornice rod of the present invention.

An example of the latter is disclosed in registered utility model No. 3022273 (Patent Document 5), which includes an upper basket body that has an opening at the lower end and can accommodate a komase, and an upper basket body 1. A lower lid body that is detachably attached to the lower end of the lower lid body, and a middle plate that covers the lower lid body, and a flexible central axis is vertically passed through the upper cage body, the middle plate, and the lower lid body. This is a fishing fishing top with a weight attached to a central axis that projects downward from the lower lid.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 58-137080 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 58-187275 Japanese Utility Model Publication No.59-47480 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 60-151375 Registered Utility Model No. 3022273

In the prior art relating to the latter fishing fishing rice paddle, the upper cage body, the middle plate and the lower lid body have a structure in which a flexible central axis is vertically penetrated, and the upper cage body, the middle plate and the lower lid body are Shifting from the axial direction makes it easier to release the komase.

However, the conventional fishing rice paddle has a drawback that the upper basket body and the lower lid body are easily opened when landing, and the rice shell is released before reaching the desired tana. It was. That is, in the case of long-distance casting, 80 to 100 m may be thrown from the land, and the impact upon landing is very large. Therefore, the upper car body is separated from the lower lid and opens due to an impact at the time of landing.

By the way, there is a thing that the wind pressure received when throwing Komase rod is very large, there was a problem that the upper basket body opened away from the lower lid body in the air, and Komase etc. was released .

In addition, even if Komasei etc. is not released due to the impact at the time of landing, if the upper cage body opens away from the lower lid body, water pressure is applied to the upper cage body at the time of sedimentation, and also Komasei etc. is desired The problem of being released before reaching Tana is still not solved. For example, when trying to catch sea bream or the like, the depth of water is 50 to 60 m, and it takes a considerable amount of time for the throwing rice paddle to reach the tana. Therefore, if Komase or the like was released in the middle of the process, there was a risk that food would be taken away by a small fish (feeding), or that a fish other than the target prey might be hung.

In addition, since the central axis penetrates the upper cage body, the middle plate and the lower lid body in the vertical direction, the bait is entangled with the central axis and cannot be discharged from the rice bran well. It was.

The present invention has been made from such a background, and it is possible to raise the fishing results sufficiently by preventing the scattering of the rice shells until the desired tana (fish layer) is reached. In addition, they tried to develop a new fishing cornice rod that is simple in structure and excellent in terms of cost and maintenance.
Of course, there is no shortage in the flight distance when fishing, and the main purpose is to be able to accurately release komase to the desired tana.

The fishing rice paddle for fishing according to the present invention is a fishing rice pad with a rod body having an open end for filling the rice paddle, and a lid portion that is attached to the opening of the rod body using a hinge so as to be opened and closed. In the scissors, a pressure receiving plate is attached to the opening of the lid so as to be able to swing toward the hinge, and a hook is integrally provided on the pressure receiving plate on the opposite side of the hinge, and the hook is attached to the scissors body. By providing a locking portion, and further incorporating a spring in the lid portion that urges the hook in a direction to engage the locking portion, and further providing a water flow portion on the side wall of the bag body,
When the fishing rod is thrown into a predetermined point and when the fishing line is suddenly pulled up slightly when it reaches the tana, the pressure receiving plate rotates with the water pressure of the water flowing in from the water flow section to lock the hook The head is swung in a direction away from the portion, the engagement with the locking portion is released, the lid portion is opened, and it is reliably discharged to the tana that aims at the rice and bait.

The fishing rice paddle of the present invention is also characterized in that the lid portion has a weight attached to the lower end thereof.

The fishing rice paddle of the present invention is also characterized in that the lid portion is provided with a drain hole in its side wall.

In the fishing rice paddle according to the present invention, it is possible to sufficiently raise the fishing result of the target fish by reliably preventing the rice shell from being scattered until the desired tana is reached. It has become possible to provide a new fishing paddle that does not get dirty and is simple in structure and excellent in terms of cost and maintenance.

Of course, even in the present invention, it is needless to say that there is no shortage of flying distance in long throwing, and that it is possible to provide a fishing cornice rod that can be sown accurately on a desired tana (fish layer).

Hereinafter, the fishing rice paddle of the present invention will be described in detail based on the illustrated embodiment.
FIG. 1 is a side view of a fishing rice paddle with a lid closed according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the main part thereof, FIG. 5 also shows a state in which the lid portion of the fishing rice paddle is opened, FIG. 4 is a plan view of the rod body, FIG. 5 is a plan view of the lid portion, FIG. 6 is a bottom view of the lid portion, and FIG. FIG. 8 is a schematic sectional view of the pressure receiving plate. FIGS. 9A , 9B , and 9C are schematic sectional views of the fixed plate.

In FIG. 1 to FIG. 5, a fishing rice paddle 11 uses a rod body 12 having an open end to fill the rice paddle, and a hinge 14 made of a hinge metal fitting, a plastic hinge or the like in the opening portion 13 of the rod body 12. And a lid portion 15 that can be freely opened and closed, and is molded using a plastic material or the like. Reference numeral 16 denotes a balance. A road thread 17 is attached to one shaft, and a Harris 18 or the like is attached to the other shaft. The outer shape of the lid portion 15 is formed into a shape with low air resistance so as not to impair the flight distance during long throwing.

The lid portion 15 is provided with a swingable hook 19 projecting toward the heel body 12 at a position facing the hinge 14, and a locking portion 20 for the hook 19 is provided on the heel body 12. . Further, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the lid 15 has a fixing plate 21-1 provided with a hole through which water can pass at an appropriate place, and a pressure receiving plate 21- that can swing with a hinge 21-3. 2 is attached. The hook 19 is provided integrally with the pressure receiving plate 21-2 and swings according to the movement of the pressure receiving plate 21-2. In addition, the outer peripheral part of the pressure receiving plate 21-2 is made a little larger, and the water flow which flowed in from the water flow opening 24 collides with the pressure receiving plate 21-2. The pressure receiving plate 21-2 is formed with a ring-shaped rising portion around it, and has the role of increasing the strength and increasing the pressure applied to the pressure receiving plate 21-2 when subjected to water pressure. Reference numeral 22 denotes a spring attached to the back surface of the pressure receiving plate 21-2, and the other end is fixed to the lid portion 15. By means of this spring 22, the hook 19 is always urged in a direction that engages with the locking portion 20. Reference numeral 23 denotes a water passage hole provided in the base of the pressure receiving plate 21-2.

The fixing plate 21-1 is fixed to a screw hole 21-4 provided in the lid portion 15 shown in FIG. 6 using a small screw 21-5, and supports the pressure receiving plate 21-2. That is, as shown in FIGS. 9A and 9B, the fixing plate 21-1 is fixed to the lid portion 15. Of course, as shown in FIG. 9C, a split pin 21-6 may be used instead of the small screw 21-5.

A water passage portion is formed on the side wall of the main body 12, and in the figure, water passage ports 24 and water passage holes 25 are alternately arranged as the water passage portion. Then, when throwing the fishing cornice rod 11 at a predetermined point, and when reaching the desired tana, the fishing line is thrown 2 to 3 times (abruptly pulled up a little), the water flow portion, especially the water flow port 24. The pressure receiving plate 21-2 is rotated by the water pressure of the water flowing in from the water, and the hook 19 is swung in the direction away from the locking portion 20. When the hook 19 is disengaged from the locking portion 20, the lid portion 15 is opened, the lower portion of the rod body 12 is opened, and the rice cake stored in the rod body 12 is released to a desired fish (fish layer). It is. The water passage hole 25 functions to smoothly flow the water in the main body 12 when the fishing rice paddle 11 sinks, but the opening on the surface side is formed on the surface of the main body 12. It is in the pit, and is designed to reduce the resistance during long throws and increase the flight distance.

A weight 26 having a through hole 27 suitable for long throwing is attached to the lower end of the lid portion 15. Further, the guide plate 28 provided with the notch 29 when the pressure receiving plate 21-2 and the hook 19 swing is formed with a water passage 30 at an appropriate position, and the pressure receiving plate 21-2 is also formed on the side wall of the lid portion 15. A water passage hole 31 is formed corresponding to the water passage hole 23 and the water passage hole 30. Reference numeral 32 denotes a locking part cover formed so as to surround the periphery of the locking part 20. The locking part cover is formed integrally with a water passage 24 at an appropriate place so that water can pass therethrough. It also functions so that no impurities are present between them.

The hook 19 has an operating lever 33 projecting from the lower portion thereof, and the tip of the hook 19 can be seen from the window 34 provided on the side wall of the lid portion 15. For example, when filling with Komaze or performing maintenance, the lid 15 can be manually opened by pushing up the operating lever 33 with a finger to remove the hook 19 from the locking portion 20.

Along with the water inlet 24 provided on the inner wall of the main body 12, the water hole 25 provided in the side wall, the water hole 23 provided in the pressure receiving plate 21-2, the water hole 30 provided in the guide plate 28, and the lid portion The water flow holes 31 on the 15 side walls facilitate water flow between the inside and the outside of the bag main body 12. Therefore, it is easy to open and close the lid 15 by adjusting the internal and external water pressure, and to quickly set the fishing cornice rod 11 in the water, and to balance the lifting when the fishing cornice rod 11 is shaken. It has been resolved.

The operation method of the basic embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 7 will be described. First, the angler prepares the fishing cornice rod 11 and goes to the fishing ground. The cornasse to be filled in the angler may be prepared in a mass production state at a fishing gear store or the like, or the angler may You may personally divide Komase into appropriate bags at home.

In the fishing spot, the rice balls are stored in the fishing rice cones 11 for use. That is, the tip of the operating lever 33 protruding from the side wall of the lid portion 15 of the fishing fishing rod 11 is pushed up to disengage the hook 19 from the locking portion 20, the lid portion 15 is opened, and the rod body 12 is opened. The komase is housed inside. When the lid 15 is closed, the hook 19 automatically engages with the locking portion 20, and the lid 15 closes the opening of the bag main body 12. At that time, the device is stored in the bag body 12 together with the komase.

Then, after throwing the rod and throwing the fishing rice paddle 11 at the target point, the fishing line is gently unwound to reach the desired tana (fish layer). After confirming that the desired depth of water has been reached as appropriate by floating or the like, the angler manipulates the fishing rod by raising and lowering the fishing rod up and down 2 to 3 times in the water. If it does in this way, a water flow will arise inside the bag main body 12, the pressure receiving plate 21-2 will rotate, and the hook 19 will be swung in the direction removed from the latching | locking part 20. FIG. When the hook 19 is disengaged from the locking portion 20, the lid portion 15 is opened, the lower portion of the cocoon body 12 is opened, and the rice cake and the bait stored in the cocoon body 12 are released to the tana. When the fish is caught on the needle in this way, the fishing line is appropriately pulled up to take in the fish, and the rice and the bait in the fishing rice bowl 11 are filled again and put into the sea.

In the Komase rod for fishing according to the present invention, not only on the coastal land, from the predetermined water depth, or from the sea from the top of a ship, on the land of a river with a certain depth. It can be used as appropriate for fishing from above the ship.

It is a side view of the state which closed the lid part of the fishing rice paddle of this invention. It is the principal part sectional drawing. Furthermore, it is the principal part longitudinal cross-sectional view seen from the right angle direction. It is a top view of a bag main body. It is a top view of a cover part. It is a bottom view of a cover part. It is a bottom view of a fixed plate and a pressure receiving plate. It is a schematic sectional drawing of a pressure receiving plate. (A), (b), (c) is a schematic sectional drawing of a fixed plate, respectively.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 Throwing rice ball 12 篭 body 13 Opening part 14 Hinge 15 Lid part 16 Balance 17 Road thread 18 Harris 19 Hook 20 Locking part 21-1 Fixing plate 21-2 Pressure receiving plate 21-3 Hinge 21-4 Screw hole 21 -5 Small screw 21-6 Split pin 22 Spring 23 Water hole 24 Water hole 25 Water hole 26 Weight 27 Through hole 28 Guide plate 29 Notch 30 Water hole 31 Water hole 32 Locking part cover 33 Operation lever 34 window

Claims (3)

In a fishing rice paddle provided with a rod body having an open end for filling with a piece of rice and a lid portion that is attached to the opening portion of the rod body using a hinge so as to be freely opened and closed , A pressure-receiving plate is attached to the hinge so as to be able to swing, and a hook is integrally provided on the pressure-receiving plate so as to face away from the hinge, and a hook locking portion is provided on the heel body. By incorporating a spring urging in the direction of meshing with the locking part into the lid part, and further providing a water passage part on the side wall of the bag body,
When the fishing rod is thrown into a predetermined point and when the fishing line is suddenly pulled up slightly when it reaches the tana, the pressure receiving plate rotates with the water pressure of the water flowing in from the water flow section to lock the hook Swinging in the direction of coming off from the part, releasing the lid part by releasing the engagement with the locking part, and reliably releasing it to the tana that aimed at the top and the bait. basket. The fishing cornice rod according to claim 1, wherein the lid portion has a weight attached to a lower end thereof. The fishing cornice rod according to claim 1, wherein the lid portion is provided with a drain hole in a side wall thereof.

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