JP5877774B2 - Lure - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a lure that is used when fishing fish with the seabed or riverbed.

There are various types of lures used for fishing depending on the type of target fish to be fished.
For example, a lure as disclosed in Patent Document 1 is provided. This lure is formed of a frame forming a skeleton and a panel provided on the frame. The frame is lightweight by adopting a hollow monocoque structure, making it easy for anglers to handle.

Now, when fishing fish that inhabit the seabed or riverbed, it is effective to keep the lure under the seabed and the vicinity of the riverbed and to maintain a stable posture. More specifically, it is a lure as disclosed in Patent Document 2, comprising a spindle-shaped main body, a resin coating covering the surface of the main body, and a keel formed of a metal plate. ing. Since the keel part plays a role of draining water, it is easy to take a stable posture.

JP 2005-348671 A Utility Model Registration No. 3175518

Since the lure shown in Patent Document 2 was developed, the keel part (1) which is a metal part in contact with the seabed, the riverbed, the line eye (2) for fixing the road line (5), and the hook eye for fixing the fishing hook (4) ( A lure integrated with 3) has also been provided (see FIG. 6).
In the lure shown in Patent Document 2, since the keel portion (1) and the line eye (2) are integrated, it is easy for the angler to know whether or not he is bottomed.

  However, the structure shown in FIG. 6 has a drawback in that if the lure is operated so as to wrinkle the bottom, the fish bites (sucks) poorly. As a structure that is easy to bite, a method of changing the location of the hook eye to which the fishhook is fixed can be considered, but simply changing the location of the hook eye can impair the stability during operation or easily root There is a high risk of becoming.

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a lure with improved biting of fish without impairing operability and stability.

(First invention)
A first invention in the present application includes a metal plate-like member (plate 21), a luer body (30) that is fixed with the plate-like member (21) sandwiched therebetween, and a fishing hook (40). The fishing lure (20) is linear.
The plate-like member (21) includes a protrusion (22) protruding from the tip of the lure body (30), a line eye (24) as a through hole for fixing the road line (11), and a fishing hook ( A hook eye (25) which is a through hole for fixing 40).
The hook eye (25) is located on the opposite side of the lip (22) across the line eye (24), and the luer body (30) is on the protrusion (22) side of the entire lure and is centered on the bottom of the water. A balancer (31,33) for balancing the balancer (31,33), and a cover (35,36) made of hard foam resin having a specific gravity lower than that of the balancer (31,33) covering the balancer (31,33). , Provided.
The cover (35, 36) covers the balancer (31, 33) across the plate-like member (21),
The protrusion (22) forms the plate member (21) and the luer body (30) such that the shape protruding from the tip of the lure body (30) forms a crescent shape.
In a lure submerged in a horizontal water bottom, the line (CL) connecting the center of the protrusion (22) and the hook eye (25) tilts forward toward the protrusion (22 ) and is fixed to the line eye (2). When the drawn road thread (5) is pulled, the protrusion (22) is formed so that the vicinity of the center is in contact with the water bottom.

(Glossary)
The material of the “plate member (21)” is generally made of metal such as steel. It is desirable to have durability that does not easily wear even when contacting the bottom of water such as rocks, and corrosion resistance that does not rust even in seawater. For example, stainless steel is desirable.
The “balancer (31, 33)” achieves a low center of gravity of the entire lure by using a material having a higher specific gravity (for example, metal such as lead) than the cover (35, 36).
Although the “cover (35, 36)” needs to have a low specific gravity, it is assumed that the “cover (35, 36)” collides with various things, and therefore, a hard foamed resin or the like is desirable.

(Function)
The lure (20) submerged in the horizontal water bottom has a line (CL) connecting the center of the protrusion (22) and the hook eye (25) inclined forward to the protrusion (22) side, and the protrusion (22) Contacts the bottom of the water. The high specific gravity balancer (31, 33) balances the entire lure (20) so that the center of gravity is located on the side of the protrusion (22) and on the bottom of the water.
When the road thread (11) fixed to the line eye (24) is pulled, the lure (20) moves along the bottom of the water while the protrusion (22) contacts the bottom of the water. Since the projecting portion (22) and the line eye (24) are integrally formed on one plate-like member (21), the contact of the water bottom is transmitted to the road yarn (11). Therefore, the angler can search the state of the bottom of the water with the feel of the road line (11).

(Function)
The entire lure (20) is not only streamlined, but the tip of the protrusion (22) has a crescent shape, so that it is difficult to get caught by obstacles in contact with the bottom of the water.
When the road thread (11) is pulled, the vicinity of the center line (CL) of the protrusion (22) contacts the water bottom, so that the protrusion (22) continues to contact the water bottom even if there is a slight deviation. Therefore, the angler can continue to obtain a sense of contact between the protrusion (22) and the bottom of the water.
The protrusion (22) is often made of a material harder than the cover (35, 36), and the cover (35, 36) is less likely to be damaged.

(Variation 2 of the first invention)
In the first invention, the horizontal width dimension of the lure body (30) is set so that the vicinity of the line eye attachment position in the longitudinal direction of the lure (20) is the maximum width, and the vicinity of the hook eye attachment position is 1/3 of the maximum width. It is more preferable to form a half.

(Function)
The entire lure (20) is streamlined and the width around the hook eye (25) is small. For this reason, when the fish bites from the hook eye (25) side of the lure (20), the fish sucking the fishhook (40) can easily swallow all the parts having a small width dimension. Therefore, the fish hook is improved.

According to the first invention of the present application, it was possible to provide a lure with improved fish biting without impairing operability and stability.

It is a perspective view which shows the use condition in embodiment of this invention. It is the side view and top view which show embodiment of this invention. It is an assembly perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention. It is a side view which shows the use condition in embodiment of this invention. It is a side view which shows the use condition in embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows a prior art.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. The figures used here are FIGS. 1 to 5.

(Figure 1)
As shown in FIG. 1, the lure 20 according to the present embodiment is a lure that is fixed to the tip of the road line 11 fixed to the fishing rod 10 and is used with the bottom of the seabed being used.
The lure 20 has a skirt tie 45 made of synthetic rubber fixed to the rear, and the skirt tie 45 attracts fish to be picked up.

(Figure 3)
As shown in FIG. 3, the lure 20 includes a stainless steel plate 21 shaped like a fish with its tail lowered, a luer body 30 that is fixed with the plate 21 sandwiched therebetween, and a rear portion of the luer body 30. And a fishhook 40 that is fixed to the head, and is generally streamlined.
The plate 21 includes a lip 22 that is a crescent-shaped protrusion that contacts the bottom of the water, a line eye 24 that is a through hole for fixing the road thread 11, a hook eye 25 that is a through hole for fixing the fishing hook 40, And a balancer hole 23 for fixing the lure body 30.
The hook eye 25 is located on the opposite side of the lip 22 across the line eye 24.

The luer body 30 includes a balancer (a left balancer 31 and a right balancer 33) for balancing so that the center of gravity is located on the lip 22 side of the entire lure and on the bottom of the water, and a cover that covers the balancers 31 and 33 ( A left cover 35 and a right cover 36).
The balancers 31 and 33 are metal castings having a large specific gravity such as lead, and the left balancer 31 includes a coupling protrusion 32 and the right balancer 33 includes a coupling recess 34. The coupling protrusion 32 has a cylindrical shape whose outer diameter is the inner diameter of the balancer hole 23, and the coupling recess 34 has an inner diameter that is inserted into the coupling protrusion 32. Therefore, the left balancer 31 and the right balancer 33 are fixed with the plate 21 in between.

  In FIG. 3, the covers 35 and 36 are molded products molded with a hard foamed resin having a specific gravity lower than that of the balancers 31 and 33, as indicated by imaginary lines. The part where the balancers 31 and 33 are located is hollow. The luer 20 is assembled by fixing the left cover 35 and the right cover 36 with the plate 21 in between.

The lure 20 of the present embodiment has a center of gravity located closer to the front, and the center of gravity is at a low position. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 4B, when the lure 20 formed by the plate 21, the balancers 31, 33, the covers 35, 36, and the fishing hook 40 is submerged in a horizontal water bottom, the center of the lip 22 and the hook eye Center line connecting the 25. L. Is formed so as to incline forward toward the lip 22 side.
As shown in FIG. 4A, when the road thread 11 is pulled with the lip 22 in contact with the water bottom, the center line C.I. L. The angle formed by the bottom of the water increases.

As shown in FIG. 2B, the covers 35 and 36 have a horizontal width Tb (about 5 millimeters) near the line eye 24 that is about three times (about 15 millimeters) the horizontal width Ta of the hook eye 25. ). That is, the entire lure 20 is streamlined and the width dimension near the hook eye 25 is small. For this reason, when the fish bites from the hook eye 25 side of the lure 20, the fish that sucked the fishing hook 40 can easily swallow all the parts having a small width dimension. Therefore, the fish hook is improved.
Further, even if the road line 11 is operated, the fishing hook 40 fixed to the hook eye 25 is hidden by the covers 35 and 36 even if there are obstacles (for example, algae growing on the bottom of the water) in the traveling direction. It is also possible to expect an effect that makes it difficult for hooking to occur.

  When the road thread 11 fixed to the line eye 24 is pulled, the lure 20 moves through the water bottom while the lip 22 contacts the water bottom. Since the lip 22 and the line eye 24 are integrally formed on the single plate 21, the contact of the bottom of the water is transmitted to the road thread 11. Therefore, the angler can search the state of the bottom of the water with the feel of the road line 11.

(Fig. 5)
As shown in FIG. 5, even when the bottom of the water has irregularities (projections in this figure), when the road thread 11 fixed to the line eye 24 is pulled, the lure 20 touches the bottom of the water while the lip 22 is in contact with the bottom of the water. Moving.
Even if the convex portion is hard like a rock, the plate 21 is made of stainless steel, and even if it is damaged, it is not easily damaged.

The present invention has applicability in the leisure industry such as fishing gear, fishing equipment manufacturing, fishing equipment, fishing equipment rental.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1; Keel part 2; Line eye 3; Hook eye 4; Fishing hook 5; Road line 10; Fishing rod 11; Road line 20; Luer 21;
22; protrusion (lip) 23; balancer hole 24; line eye 25; hook eye 30; luer body 30A; left balancer 32; coupling protrusion 33; right balancer 34; coupling recess 35: left cover 36; right cover 40; 45; skirt tie C.I. L. ;center line

Claims (2)

A fishing lure comprising a metal plate-like member, a luer body fixed with the plate-like member sandwiched therebetween, and a fishing hook, which is generally streamlined,
The plate-like member includes a protrusion protruding from the tip of the lure body, a line eye that is a through hole for fixing a road line, and a hook eye that is a through hole for fixing the fishing hook,
The hook eye is located on the opposite side of the protruding part across the line eye,
The lure body is a balancer for balancing so that the center of gravity is located on the water bottom side on the projecting portion side of the entire lure,
A cover made of hard foam resin having a specific gravity lower than that of the balancer covering the balancer, and
The cover covers the balancer with the plate member interposed therebetween,
The protruding portion forms a plate-like member and a lure body so that the shape protruding from the tip of the lure body forms a crescent shape,
In the lure when submerged in a horizontal water bottom, the line connecting the center of the protrusion and the hook eye is inclined forward toward the protrusion ,
The lure is formed so that when the road thread fixed to the line eye is pulled, the protrusion is in contact with the bottom of the water .
The horizontal width dimension of the lure body is the maximum width near the line eye attachment position in the longitudinal direction of the lure,
The lure according to claim 1, wherein the vicinity of the hook eye attachment position is formed to be 1/3 to 1/2 of the maximum width.

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