JP4390107B2 - Fishing water pump bucket - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing water pumping bucket used for pumping water during fishing.

Traditionally, fishing water buckets are mainly used for fishing at high places of foothold to add water to fish cages, add to fish paste, and wash the fishing grounds when fishing. ing.
This type of fishing water fetching bucket is formed by attaching a string-like handle connecting a hanging strap to the bucket body for drawing water, and holding the one end of the hanging strap on the surface of the bucket. After throwing the main body and putting water into the bucket main body, it is possible to draw up the water by pulling up the hanging strap and pulling up the bucket main body.

  By the way, in the past, when using a fishing water fetching bucket, a hanging string was tied to a string-like handle each time, but a conventional structure in which a hanging string was tied to a handle each time Is difficult to tie the hanging strap to the handle or to detach it from the handle, and when the hanging strap is entangled with the handle, it is troublesome to remove the entanglement. When lifting, there was a problem that the balance of the bucket body was bad and water could not be pumped up sufficiently.

Therefore, in view of such a situation, the attachment member is fixed to the string-like handle so that the entanglement of the hanging string can be easily removed and the inserted bucket body can be lifted in a balanced manner, and the hanging string Patent Document 1 discloses a fishing water fetching bucket in which a connector is fixed to one end of the connector and the connector is rotatably connected to the mounting member.
Further, in Patent Document 2, instead of the string-like handle as described above, a U-shaped handle having a hardness that maintains its shape when it is raised upward is formed of a synthetic resin. There is disclosed a fishing water fetching bucket in which a weight and a hole are provided in a gripping part, and an eggplant ring (attachment member) attached to a hanging string is locked in the hole.

Thus, according to this fishing water pumping bucket, the bucket body easily falls due to the reaction of the steering wheel falling down when landing, so that it is possible to reliably pump water by the bucket body.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-56191 JP 2003-79298 A

However, the fishing water fetching bucket disclosed in Patent Document 1 has a structure in which the attachment member is fixed to the string-like handle, and when carrying the water fetching bucket containing water, the handle is attached together with the attachment member. It was difficult to grasp and it was not suitable for moving with a bucket body filled with water.
Similarly, even in the fishing water fetching bucket disclosed in Patent Document 2, the eggplant ring locked in the hole in the handle gripping part is in the way, and the eggplant ring is attached to and removed from the hole one by one when fetching and transporting water. The work to do was complicated.

In addition, since the fishing water fetching buckets of Patent Documents 1 and 2 are all protruded upward from the handle and handle, mounting members, coupling tools, eggplant rings, and the like protrude from the water when the bucket body is pulled up. It was pointed out that it could get caught in the gap between the rocks and hinder the lifting of the bucket body.
The present invention has been devised in view of such circumstances, and provides a fishing water pumping bucket that can easily hold a handle when carrying the pumped water and can lift the bucket body from the water in a well-balanced manner without any trouble. The purpose is to do.

  In order to achieve such an object, the invention according to claim 1 is directed to a bucket for fetching fishing water in which a handle, to which a hanging string is connected, is attached to a bucket body. A through hole that opens in the up-down direction when standing up is inserted, a suspension string is inserted from above the through hole, and a stopper that abuts the inner periphery of the through hole at the end of the suspension string is provided. It is provided.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the fishing water pumping bucket according to the first aspect, the retaining member is accommodated inside the through hole.

  According to the invention according to claim 1, when lifting the bucket body from the water, the bucket body can be lifted in a balanced manner without causing any trouble. According to the invention according to claim 2, the pumped water is When carrying, since the retaining of the hanging strap is accommodated inside the through hole, there is an advantage that the grip portion of the handle can be easily gripped.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of a fishing water fetching bucket according to claims 1 and 2, wherein 1 is a box-shaped bucket having waterproofness formed by a side part 3 and a bottom part 5. In the main body, the bucket main body 1 has an opening 7 at the top, and serves as a storage portion for water drawn inside.
Thus, the side portion 3 is formed by, for example, superposing one side and the other side of a rectangular synthetic resin sheet having a waterproof property such as ethylene vinyl acetate and vinyl chloride and fixing them by high frequency welding or the like. Yes.

The upper part of the synthetic resin sheet is folded outward to form the peripheral edge 9 of the opening 7. Each folded piece 11 sandwiches a square frame 13 in plan view made of metal or synthetic resin. And is joined to the outside of the side portion 3 by high-frequency welding or the like.
The periphery of the bottom 5 is similarly welded to the lower end of the side 3 by high-frequency welding or the like, and the bottom 5 is made of a synthetic resin sheet made of the same material thicker than the side 3 from the side 3. The rigidity is large.

Therefore, the bucket body 1 can be folded in a compact manner so that the flexible side portion 3 formed of a synthetic resin sheet can be folded and crushed from the vertical direction when being carried to a fishing spot, and the opening portion 7 is a frame 13. The shape can be maintained by.
A pair of handle attachment portions 15 formed of a slightly thick synthetic resin plate such as ethylene vinyl acetate or vinyl chloride is disposed on the outer periphery of the side portion 3 in the vicinity of the opening portion 7 with the opening portion 7 interposed therebetween. As shown in the drawing, both handle attachment portions 15 are bent outward along the outer shape of the peripheral edge portion 9. A through hole 19 to which the handle 17 is attached is provided on the upper end side of the handle mounting portion 15 protruding upward from the opening 7.

  The handle 17 is made of, for example, a synthetic resin made of ethylene vinyl acetate, and when the handle 17 is erected upward, a grip portion 21 that extends in the lateral direction of the bucket body 1 and a pair of flange portions 23 that extend downward from both ends thereof. When the handle 17 is formed in a substantially U shape in side view using a mold so as to straddle the upper portion of the opening 7 in an arch shape, the handle 17 is formed with a mold and is raised upward. It is formed with a hardness that maintains its shape. The grip portion 21 is thicker than the collar portion 23 and has a rectangular cross section that is long in the vertical direction.

And the axial rotation part 25 and the spherical securing part 27 are protrudingly provided inward by the both lower ends of the collar part 23, By inserting the said rotation part 25 in the said through-hole 19, the bucket main body 1 so that the handle 17 can be pivoted so that the handle 17 is in an upright state and a tilted state, and the handle 17 can be easily tilted to the outside of the bucket body 1 at the time of landing. As described above, the handle 17 can be easily erected above the bucket body 1.
The retaining portion 27 prevents the handle 17 from being removed from the through hole 19.

Further, as shown in the figure, the gripping portion 21 of the handle 17 is provided with a through-hole 29 that opens in the vertical direction when the handle 17 is raised upward in the center in the length direction of the gripping portion 21. . Then, one end 31 a of a hanging strap 31 made of a synthetic resin is inserted into the through hole 29, and a stopper is provided at the end of the hanging strap 31.
The retaining member is a ring member 33 made of metal or synthetic resin. After one end 31a of the hanging string 31 is inserted into the ring member 33, the other end 31a is again fastened to the hanging string 31 with a rivet 35. The ring member 33 is held by making a ring.

The retaining is not limited to the ring member 33 but may be provided by making a hump with the hanging string 31 or by melting and curing the hanging string 31 to make a hump.
As shown in the figure, the through-hole 29 includes an insertion portion 37 that opens to the top of the gripping portion 21 and a housing portion 39 that communicates with the insertion portion 37 and opens to the bottom of the gripping portion 21. The portion 37 has a tapered shape that gradually decreases in diameter toward the housing portion 39, and the housing portion 39 is formed of a recess that is formed larger than the insertion portion 37 and opens at the bottom of the gripping portion 21. And by pulling the ring member 33 described above in the direction of arrow A in the figure, the hanging strap 31 can be pulled in the same direction, but when the hanging strap 31 is pulled in the direction of arrow B, it is shown in the figure. Thus, while the ring member 33 is accommodated in the accommodating portion 39 and abuts on the inner periphery 41 thereof, the ring member 33 is sandwiched inside the accommodating portion 39 and detachably engages with the accommodating portion 39, whereby the hanging string 31 is held so as not to be detached from the handle 17, and the bucket body 1 can be pulled up by the hanging strap 31.

Although not shown, a bobbin is attached to the other end side of the hanging strap 31, and the hanging cord 31 is wound around the bobbin.
Since the fishing water fetching bucket 43 according to the present embodiment is configured in this manner, when carrying to the fishing ground, the flexible side portion 3 may be folded in a compact manner so as to be crushed from the vertical direction. The suspending string 31 attached to 17 may be wound around a spool so as not to get in the way.

Then, when pumping water using the fishing water pumping bucket 43 at the fishing ground, after a predetermined amount of the hanging string 31 wound around the bobbin winds, the hoisting side of the hanging string 31 is held on the water surface while being held. The bucket main body 1 may be thrown in, and the handle 17 falls to the outside of the bucket main body 1 upon landing, and the bucket main body 1 falls due to this reaction, and water is pumped into the bucket main body 1.
Thereafter, if the hanging string 31 is handled, the handle 17 is raised as shown in FIG. 1, and the bucket body 1 can be pulled up by pulling the hanging string 31 as it is to draw water. And since the hanging string 31 has penetrated the through-hole 29 provided in the center of the length direction of the holding part 21, the bucket main body 1 will be pulled up with sufficient balance.

Since the handle 17 is formed with a hardness that maintains the shape when the synthetic resin is formed with a mold and is raised upward, the handle 17 can be used as a scaffold when the bucket body 1 is pulled up with water. The rock is prevented from being caught, and the hanging string 31 of the handle 17 is prevented from being entangled.
Further, as described above, after inserting the end 31a of the hanging string 31 into the ring member 33, the ring member 33 is formed by fixing the one end 31a to the hanging string 31 with the rivet 35 again to form a ring. Even if the suspension string 31 is entangled with the handle 17 after being held, after the suspension string 31 is guided into the accommodating portion 39, the entanglement can be removed by pulling it strongly. When the bucket body 1 containing water is held by grasping 21, the ring member 33 is accommodated in the accommodating portion 39, so that it is easy to hold.

  Furthermore, unlike Patent Documents 1 and 2, since the ring member 33 does not protrude upward from the through hole 29 of the handle 17, when the bucket body 1 is pulled up from the water, the ring member 33 is caught by rocks or rocks and rocks. The ring member 33 is caught in the rock because the ring member 33 is accommodated in the accommodating portion 39 and does not protrude to the side of the handle 17. There is nothing.

Therefore, according to the present embodiment, when lifting the bucket body 1 from the water, the bucket body 1 can be lifted in a balanced manner without causing any trouble, and the ring member 33 is obstructive when carrying the pumped water. Therefore, there is an advantage that the handle 17 is easily gripped.
Note that the opening at the bottom of the gripping portion 21 of the through hole 29 may be closed with a lid, padding or the like.
FIG. 2 shows a fishing water fetching bucket according to the second embodiment of claims 1 and 2, and this embodiment replaces the ring member 33 described above with a cylindrical rod-like shape for retaining the hanging strap 31. Hereinafter, the present embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings. However, the same components as those of the first embodiment described above are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description of the structure thereof is omitted.

  In the figure, reference numeral 17-1 denotes a handle formed using the same material as the handle 17, and the handle 17-1 of this embodiment also includes a gripping portion 21-1 facing the lateral direction of the bucket body 1 and both ends thereof. The pair of flanges 23 facing downward is formed in a substantially U-shape in a side view so as to straddle the upper part of the opening 7 of the bucket body 1 in an arch shape. It is thick and has a rectangular cross section which is long in the vertical direction, and its bottom is formed in a round shape so as to follow the palm when gripped.

And the rotation part 25 provided in the both lower ends of the collar part 23 is inserted in the through-hole 19 of the handle attachment part 15 which attaches to the bucket main body 1, and the handle 17-1 is attached to the bucket main body 1, and the retaining part 27 holds the handle 17-1 from the through hole 19.
Further, the gripping portion 21-1 of the handle 17-1 has a through hole 45 that opens in the vertical direction when the handle 17-1 is erected upward at the center of the gripping portion 21-1. The suspension string 31 is inserted into the through hole 45, and the end of the suspension string 31 is provided with a stopper.

  The retaining member is a rod-shaped member 47 made of metal or synthetic resin. As shown in the drawing, the rod-shaped member 47 is formed of a cylindrical rod body 49, and on the outer periphery thereof, two annular convex portions sandwiching the center in the longitudinal direction. 51 is formed on the left and right sides with an interval. Then, one end 31a of the hanging strap 31 is folded back between the two annular convex portions 51, and this end 31a is fastened to the hanging strap 31 with a rivet 35 to form a ring, thereby holding the rod-shaped member 47.

In the present embodiment, the rivet 35 is accommodated in the insertion portion 37 to prevent this portion from being caught on the rock when the bucket body 1 is pulled up.
On the other hand, the through-hole 45 includes an insertion portion 37 that opens to the top of the gripping portion 21-1, and a storage portion 53 that communicates with the insertion portion 37 and opens to the bottom of the gripping portion 21-1. The accommodating portion 53 is a concave portion having a rectangular shape when viewed from the bottom, in which the rod-shaped member 47 is completely detachably engaged and accommodated inside, and the inner upper surface 55 is formed along the outer shape of the rod-shaped member 47, A concave portion 57 with which the annular convex portion 51 is engaged is provided across the insertion portion 37.

Then, as shown in the drawing, the rod-shaped member 47 abuts on the inner upper surface 55 and the annular convex portion 51 engages with the concave portion 57, so that when the suspension cord 31 is pulled to pull up the bucket body 1, The bucket body 1 is held so as not to be detached from the handle 17-1, whereby the bucket body 1 is pulled up by the hanging strap 31.
Since the fishing water fetching bucket 59 according to the present embodiment is configured in this way, when pumping water at a fishing spot, a hanging string 31 wound around a spool is fed out by a predetermined amount, and then the hanging string 31 is drawn. The bucket body 1 may be thrown into the surface of the water while holding the thread winding side, and the handle 17-1 falls to the outside of the bucket body 1 due to water landing, and the bucket body 1 falls due to this reaction and enters the bucket body 1 Water is drawn.

Thereafter, if the suspension string 31 is handled, the handle 17-1 rises as shown in FIG. 2, and the bucket body 1 can be pulled up by pulling the suspension string 31 as it is to draw water. And since the hanging string 31 has penetrated the through-hole 45 provided in the center of the holding part 21, the bucket main body 1 will be pulled up with sufficient balance.
In addition, since the end portion of the hanging strap 31 becomes a ring and holds the rod-like member 47, when the hanging strap 31 is entangled with the handle 17-1, the hanging cord 31 is pulled and accommodated. After guiding into the portion 53, the entanglement can be removed by pulling the hanging string 31 again.

When the bucket body 1 containing water is held by grasping the grip portion 21-1, the rod-like member 47 is accommodated in the housing portion 53, so that it is easy to grip.
Furthermore, even in the present embodiment, since the rod-shaped member 47 does not protrude upward from the through hole 45 of the handle 17-1, when the bucket body 1 is pulled up from the water, the rod-shaped member 47 is caught by rocks or rocks. Since the rod-shaped member 47 is not accommodated in the accommodating portion 53 and protrudes to the side of the handle 17-1, the rod-shaped member 47 is similarly disposed. It won't get caught in the rock.

In addition, also in the present embodiment, the handle 17-1 is formed with a hardness that maintains its shape when the synthetic resin is formed with a mold and is raised upward. When the water is drawn up and pulled up, the scaffolding is prevented from getting caught on the rock.
And in this embodiment, since the rivet 35 is accommodated in the insertion part 37, it becomes difficult to catch on a rock more.

As described above, this embodiment also has an advantage that the bucket body 1 can be lifted in a well-balanced manner when lifting the bucket body 1 from the water, and the handle 17-1 can be easily gripped when carrying the pumped water.
Note that the handle is not limited to the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 formed in a substantially U shape in side view, but as a whole like the handle 17-2 shown in FIG. The curved shape of the curved side view may be substantially C-shaped to further prevent the handle 17-2 from being caught on the rock and to prevent the hanging string 31 from being entangled with the handle 17-2.

In the embodiment of FIG. 3, the gripping portion 61 at the center of the handle 17-2 has a through hole 63 that opens in the vertical direction when the handle 17-2 is raised upward. The suspension string 31 is inserted through the through-hole 63, and the stopper is provided at the end of the suspension string 31.
Hereinafter, in the present embodiment, the same components as those in the embodiment of FIG.

  The retaining member is a rod member 65 made of metal or synthetic resin. As shown in the drawing, the rod member 65 is formed of a cylindrical rod body 67 having a diameter larger than that of the rod body 49, and has a longitudinal center on the outer periphery thereof. Two annular projections 69 are formed at intervals on the left and right sides. Then, one end 31a of the hanging strap 31 is folded back between the two annular convex portions 69 at the center, and the end 31a is again fastened to the hanging strap 31 with the rivet 35 to form a ring to hold the rod-like member 65. .

  On the other hand, the through-hole 63 includes an insertion portion 37 that opens to the upper portion of the gripping portion 61 and an accommodation portion 71 that communicates with the insertion portion 37 and opens to the bottom of the gripping portion 61. As shown in the drawing, the accommodating portion 71 is formed of a concave portion having a rectangular shape in bottom view with the lower portion of the rod-like member 65 slightly exposed on the bottom side of the gripping portion 61, and the inner upper surface 73 has an outer shape of the rod-like member 65 A concave portion 75 formed along the annular convex portion 69 is provided with the insertion portion 37 interposed therebetween.

The rod-shaped member 65 can be taken out from the accommodating portion 71. However, if the hanging string 31 is pulled while being accommodated in the accommodating portion 71, the hanging string 31 is not detached from the handle 17-2. Thus, the bucket body 1 is pulled up by the hanging strap 31.
Since the fishing water fetching bucket 77 according to the present embodiment is configured in this manner, the present embodiment can achieve the intended purpose as with the fishing water fetching buckets 43 and 59 described above. The bucket body 1 can be lifted in a well-balanced manner when the bucket body 1 is lifted from the water. In the present embodiment, a part of the rod-like member 65 is slightly exposed to the bottom side of the gripping portion 61. Since part of the gripping portion 61 is configured, the annular convex portion 69 functions as a non-slip member during carrying, and has an advantage that the handle 17-2 can be securely gripped.

It is sectional drawing of the fishing water fetching bucket which concerns on 1st embodiment of Claim 1 and Claim 2. It is sectional drawing of the fishing water fetching bucket which concerns on 2nd embodiment of Claim 1 and Claim 2. It is sectional drawing of the bucket for water for fishing which concerns on one Embodiment of Claim 1.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Bucket body 3 Side part 5 Bottom part 7 Opening part 15 Handle attachment part 17, 17-1, 17-2 Handle 19 Through-hole 21, 21-1, 61 Grasping part 23 Gutter part 29, 45, 63 Through-hole 31 Hanging Lowering string 33 Ring member 37 Insertion part 39, 53, 71 Housing part 43, 59, 77 Fishing water pumping bucket 47, 65 Rod member 49, 67 Rod body 51, 69 Annular convex part 55, 73 Inner upper surface 57, 75 Recess

Claims (2)

In the bucket for fetching fishing water, which is attached to the bucket body and the handle to which the hanging string is connected.
The handle gripping portion is provided with a through hole that opens in the vertical direction when the handle is raised upward, and a hanging string is inserted from above the through hole to the end of the hanging string. A fishing water pumping bucket characterized in that a stopper is provided in contact with the inner periphery of the through hole.   The fishing-water fetching bucket according to claim 1, wherein the retaining member is housed inside the through hole.

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