JP7145260B2 - fishing tackle - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a fishing tackle for efficiently catching fish without conspicuous in fishing using live fish as bait.

Squid and fish that prey on live fish have a habit of getting excited and preying on bait that is violently rushed to escape. In addition, it is sensitive to fishing gimmicks and may stop predation when it sees the gimmick. Especially big squid gimmicks with large parts are easy to be wary of.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 09-154455 real climbing 3071048 JP 2020-80674

The problem to be solved is that the gimmicks that use live fish as bait are conspicuous and difficult for the fish to swim, so the physical strength of the fish is consumed quickly. There is an issue that must be addressed.

The present invention relates to a fishing tackle using live fish as bait, comprising a fishing hook and a fishing rod, wherein one end of the fishing rod is bound to the fishing hook and the other end of the fishing rod is passed through the body of the fish two or more times. It is a fishing device characterized by the end being connected to the line.

The present invention is a fishing tackle according to claim 1, characterized in that a stopper is attached to the fishing tackle for restricting the fishing tackle from moving greatly after the tackle is attached.

The present invention is a fishing tackle according to any one of claims 1 and 2, characterized in that said hook is not stuck into said fish in order to stay away from said fish.

The present invention is a fishing tackle according to any one of claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the shaft of the fishhook is housed in the mouth of the fish and the tip of the hook protrudes outside the mouth of the fish.

The present invention is a fishing tackle according to any one of claims 1 and 2, characterized in that said fishing hook has a plurality of hook tips, and one to three of them are stuck into and fixed to said fish.

According to the present invention, since the harris is passed through the body of the fish, the hook can be positioned at the head of the fish and the harpoon can be taken out from the vicinity of the tail. In addition, many squid and fish tend to prey from the head of the bait, and since there is no spear on the head of the bait fish, it is difficult to be cautious. As a result, it becomes less vigilant and easier to prey, so you can catch squid and fish. (Even if the bait fish is passed through the body of the harris, there is no particular change and it will continue to swim normally, but it is not good to pass through the internal organs.) The way the bait fish swims changes, and you can appeal differently to squid and fish that are familiar with the bait. Furthermore, since the number of times of passing through the body of the bait fish is set to two or more times, the distance to be passed can be divided into small pieces, making the work of passing the harris easier, shortening the working time, and preventing the physical exhaustion of the bait fish by attaching the tackle. I can. Also, this device can be safely used on dead fish.

In the fishing tackle of the present invention, a stopper is attached to the fishing rod to prevent the fishing tackle from being over-tensioned or loosened due to the movement of the fishing rod after the fishing tackle is attached, so that the angler can easily catch the bait fish in the desired place. You can cast long distances. Also, although this stopper is fixed, it can be adjusted according to the size of the fish if it is made movable.

In the fishing tackle of the present invention, since the hook is not stuck in the fish that is the bait, the hook is separated from the fish, making it difficult for squid and fish to be vigilant. When a squid or fish preys and escapes, the harris is strongly attracted, so when the harris slides inside the body of the bait fish, the hook moves and hooks on the squid or fish. In particular, bigfin reef squid, which catch prey fish and destroy their brains before preying on them, are very cautious of devices with hooks on their heads, and destroy their brains from the jaw side, which is the part without hooks. Positioning the hook slightly away from the head will cause the squid to be caught without warning, and if the bigfin reef squid begins to move for predation after destroying the brain, the hook will be hooked. At this time, if there is a stopper as described in the previous paragraph, it is good to fix it so that it slides on the Harris with a strong pull of squid or fish.

In the fishing tackle of the present invention, since the shaft of the hook is hidden in the mouth of the bait fish and the tip of the hook is out of the mouth, squid and fish can be caught without warning.

In the fishing tackle of the present invention, since the hook has a plurality of needle tips and one to three of them are inserted into the bait fish, it is possible to efficiently catch fish that are not so wary of the bait fish such as yellowtail that swallows the bait fish whole. It can be hooked well.

FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining the fishing tackle of the present invention. (Example 1) FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining a tackle for bigfin reef squid fishing according to the present invention. (Example 2)

Modes for carrying out the invention will be described with the following examples.

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of a fishing tackle, and is Example 1 shown as an example of a squid hook. A squid fishing hook 1 is composed of a plurality of hook points 2 without barbs and a shaft 3, and also has a tube 5 in which a Harris 6 is bound. One end 17 of the harris 6 is bound to the tube 5, and the other end of the harris 6 enters the mouth of the bait fish 10, passes between the gills and exits from the gill pig 11, and then exits the body of the bait fish 10. It passes through the body near the tail 14 of the tail 14 and the other end 18 is connected to the guide thread 9 via the Sarkan 8 and the like. In this state, when the bait fish 10 swims, the squirrel 6 is naturally pulled backward, and the squirrel 6 on the side of the body 13 of the bait fish 10 does not bend and the squirrel 6 is inconspicuous. As for the method of passing the bait fish 10, it is easy to pass the Harris 6 with a sewing needle or the like, so if it is difficult to pass between the gills, there is also a method of penetrating the lower jaw. In addition, it is usually thought that it is better to pass through the shallow part of the body, but the condition of the fish does not change even if it penetrates to the opposite side. However, care must be taken not to damage internal organs or blood vessels. After attaching the tackle by this method, if the Harris 6 is pulled from behind the bait fish 10, the shaft 4 of the squid hook 1 is hidden in the mouth and the hook point 2 is exposed outside the mouth. Therefore, the device is inconspicuous, and the bait fish swims forward easily. In a tank experiment, the squid hook moved slightly back and forth as the bait fish breathed, and it looked as if the bait fish were about to eat something. It is in a state of coming. With this bait, a hook with a barb on the tip of the bait can be used to catch a fish, but the description is omitted.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a tackle for bigfin reef squid fishing, which is the second embodiment. A major feature of bigfin reef squid is that they are easily wary of squid hooks attached to bait fish. Therefore, in order to keep the squid hook 1 away from the bait fish 10, a stopper 16 is attached to limit the movement of the harpoon 6. - 特許庁In other words, although the squid hook 1 is fixed to the squid 6, the squid 6 remains separated from the bait fish 10 because the squid does not move. Since the bigfin reef squid starts destroying the brain of the bait fish immediately after it catches the bait fish, a stopper 16 is provided so that the squid hook 1 is positioned within 5 cm by passing the Harris 6 through the fish from near the brain. Although this stopper 16 is fixed, it is better to fix it to the extent that it can be moved by the strong pull of the bigfin reef squid. As in Example 1, the other end of the Harris passes through the body near the tail of the bait fish. Since the squid hook is made of metal, it is positioned beside or below the bait fish, so if it is desired to float above the bait fish, a small float 15 may be attached to the squid hook.

1 Squid fish hook 2 Hook point 3 Shaft 4 Shaft hidden in the mouth 5 Tube where Harris is bound 6 Harris (outside the body)
7 Harris passing through the body of the fish 8 Sarkhan 9 Lines 10 Fish
11 gills and gill pigs 12 head 13 body 14 tail 15 hook small float 16 stopper 17 one end of harris 18 other end of harris

Claims (5)

A fishing tackle using live fish as bait is provided with a hook and a fishing line, one end of which is tied to the hook, the other end of which is passed through the body of the fish two or more times, and the other end of which is a line. A fishing device, characterized in that it is connected to a 2. A fishing tackle according to claim 1, wherein said fishing tackle is provided with a stopper for restricting movement of said fishing tackle after said tackle is attached. 3. A tackle according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the hook is not stuck in the fish in order to stay away from the fish. A tackle according to any one of claims 1 and 2, characterized in that said fishhook has a shaft that is housed in said fish's mouth and a hook tip that protrudes out of said mouth. A tackle according to any one of claims 1 and 2, characterized in that said fishing hook has a plurality of hook tips, one to three of which are stuck into and fixed to said fish.

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