JP2587772B2 - Method of tying hanging hook, tying device and aid - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for tying a hook for ayu fishing, and a tying device and an auxiliary tool.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In the prior application, the inventor of the present invention filed a hand-held portion having a cylindrical portion, a chuck portion including a plurality of claws fixed to at least one end of the hand-held portion, and tightened the chuck portion. Between the clamped cylinder screwed to one end of the hand-held part and the handle of the hook hooked between the claws of the chuck part. We proposed a tying device for hooks that consisted of a harris guide tube facing the sea.

[0003] As an auxiliary tool for aligning the handles between the chuck portions using the tying device and holding the hook portion of the hook, a tubular portion is provided on the upper portion of a rod-shaped holding body. A small hole is provided at the center of the bottom of the portion, and a plurality of holding grooves are provided in the cylindrical portion at intervals of 120 ° and / or 90 ° in the axial direction, and the hooks of each hook hooked to the holding groove are inserted. It is known that a handle is inserted into a small hole while holding the hooks at equal intervals with the handles aligned.

Further, as a method of tying the handle with a plurality of hooks being opened at equal intervals by using the above-described tying device and auxiliary tool, first, each hook is attached to its small hole using the auxiliary tool. By inserting each hook part into each holding groove while inserting the handle part, each fishhook is arranged in the correct state,
Next, the claw part constituting the chuck part of the tying device is inserted into the cylinder part in a loosened state, and the hook part is clamped by each claw part, and then the fastening cylinder is turned to tighten and fix the claw part. That method was adopted.

[0005]

In the above-described tying method, the tying device and the assisting tool are moved in order to tighten the chuck with a fastening member while the chuck is inserted into the cylindrical part of the assisting tool. As a result, there has been a problem that the holding state of each hook by the claw portion is not stable, and particularly, the handle portions are not well aligned in the same direction.

Further, in the above-described tying device, it is necessary to rotate and tighten or loosen the tightening cylinder each time the hook portion of the hook is sandwiched or removed between the claw portions of the chuck portion. In addition, there is a problem that the position of the hook is displaced while rotating the tightening cylinder and tightening the chuck portion.

Further, in the above-mentioned known assisting tools, since the length of the handle portion of the hook differs depending on the manufacturer or the type of the hook, there may be a case where the assisting tool cannot be used depending on the hook. Or the handle portions are not aligned in the same direction.

An object of the present invention is to provide a method for tying a hook and a tying device for the hook, which are designed so that the handle portions of the hooks are always easily aligned in the same direction when operating the tying device and the auxiliary tool. To be.

A second object of the present invention is to tie a hook so that the handles of the hook can be easily aligned in the same direction, and can be adapted to hooks having various handle lengths. We will provide assistive devices for the device.

[0010]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention relates to a method for forming a hanging hook by aligning a plurality of hooks and tying them with a line. While inserting the hooks of each hook into the plurality of holding grooves provided at equal intervals and radially on the upper part, the handle is inserted into the small hole of the plug body housed in the holding cylinder, and then the tying device is held. The tip of the harness is protruded from the gap between the opposing central portions of the claw portions constituting the chuck portion provided at one side end of the portion, and the harness is inserted into the holding cylinder body while the claw portion is inserted into the fishing hook. The hook portion of each fishing hook is inserted between the opposing gaps of the handle portions and the hook portions of the fishing hooks are fitted between the claw portions, and the fastening cylinder body slidably fitted around the outer periphery of the chuck portion is an upper end of the holding cylinder body. Press the hand-held part in the axial direction in the state where it touches the rim, and then slide the tightening cylinder so that each claw part is While deflating the radial direction through the Harris between the handle portion of the hook between the claw portion is intended to go through the step of sandwiching the hook portion of the hook.

The present invention also includes a tying device, a hand-held portion having a cylindrical portion, a chuck portion including a plurality of claws provided at one end of the hand-held portion, and a chuck portion of the hand-held portion. The operation cylinder body slidably fitted by being urged to move in one direction to the side, the clamping cylinder body of the chuck portion screwed to one end of the operation cylinder body, and the operation cylinder body. A locking means for locking or disengaging from the hand-held portion, and a Harris guide tube having an opening opening in the hand-held portion and a tip facing the center of the claw portion.

In this case, the present invention provides an elastic piece having a concave portion on a free end side attached to a cylindrical portion in a hand-held part, and a structure in which the elastic piece is pivoted so as to swing the elastic piece. And a locking pin attached to the operation cylinder and inserted through a guide groove provided in the hand-held portion and in contact with the free end side of the elastic piece.

[0013] Further, the auxiliary tool includes a holding cylinder having at least an upper portion having a plurality of holding grooves into which hook portions of a plurality of hooks are inserted at equal intervals and radially provided, and the holding groove inside the holding cylinder. And a stopper having a small hole for inserting a handle portion of each hook into a central portion accommodated in one direction and urged to move in one direction and stored in a vertically movable manner.

[0014] Further, the auxiliary tool has a small hole which is urged in one direction in a fixed cylindrical body erected on a base portion and is inserted into a central portion accommodated in a vertically movable manner so as to insert a plurality of handle portions of a fishhook. And a holding cylinder body in which holding grooves for inserting hook portions of a plurality of fishing hooks are provided at equal intervals and radially in an upper portion where the hook portions of the plurality of fishing hooks are vertically screwed around the outer periphery of the fixed cylinder body. it can.

At this time, the small holes provided in the plug body can be partitioned at equal intervals in the axial direction by the partition plate in any of the above-mentioned auxiliary tools.

[0016]

When the groove between the claws of the chuck of the tying device is applied to the hooks of the plurality of hooks attached to the auxiliary tool and the hand-held portion is pressed down, the claws are interposed between the hooks of the hooks. Is inserted into the body of the assisting tool, and the tightening cylinder is moved upward together with the operating cylinder by abutting on the upper edge of the cylindrical portion of the holding cylinder, thereby contracting the claw of the chuck. Hold the fishing hook firmly with one touch.

Since the tightening cylinder which has moved upward is stopped by the operation cylinder being locked by the locking means and keeps its position, the fishing hook is firmly held by the chucking part when it is lifted up with the hand-held part. Is held. Therefore, when the handle of each hook is tied with a line and adhered with an adhesive, and then the locking means is released, the tightening cylinder moves with the operating cylinder and returns to the original position, and The hook hooked between them is removed with one touch.

In this case, when the locking means is constituted as in claim 3, the locking pin of the operating cylinder which has moved upward engages with the concave portion of the elastic piece to lock the operating cylinder, and the push button is pushed. When the button is pressed to release the engagement between the concave portion of the elastic piece and the locking pin, the operating cylinder returns to the original position together with the tightening cylinder by the urging force, and the fishing hook clamped between the claws is disengaged.

Further, when the auxiliary tool is constructed as in claim 4, the stopper is pushed down by the claw fitted into the cylindrical portion and moves downward, and the fitting of the claw and the tightening cylinder for tightening the claw are performed. It facilitates the upward movement of the body.

Further, when the auxiliary tool is configured as in claim 5, the same action as in claim 4 can be achieved, and the upper end of the stopper can be moved up and down with respect to the fixed cylinder by moving the holding cylinder up and down with respect to the fixed cylinder. The distance between the upper end of the holding cylinder and the upper end is adjusted.

In this case, when the small holes provided at the center of the stopper of the auxiliary tool are divided at equal intervals by the partition plate as described in claim 6, the handle portions of the fishing hook to be inserted into the small holes are equally spaced. It can be aligned in the direction.

[0022]

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 1 to FIG. 3, reference numeral 1 denotes a hand-held device comprising a cylindrical handle 2 and a plug 3 fitted to one end of the handle 2. FIG. Department. The plug 3
Are used to reduce the weight of the entire hand-held portion 1 and to save material, but may be formed integrally with only the handle portion 2. At one end of the handle portion 2 of the hand-held portion 1, a chuck portion 5 composed of a plurality of claw portions 4, 4,... Formed by radially and equally dividing the handle portion is formed. At approximately the center of the handle portion 2 of the hand holding portion 1, the chuck portion 5 is inserted into the inside of
Is mounted slidably. A tightening cylinder 7 for tightening or loosening the claw 4 is screwed to a male screw 6a provided at one end of the operation cylinder 6, and Operation cylinder 6
A compression spring 8 is elastically provided between the handle portion 2 and the handle portion 2 while being wound around the chuck portion 5 to urge the operation cylinder 6 in one direction. 9 is a thread locking piece 10
And a stopper piece fixed to the operation cylinder 6 with a stopper pin 11, and an elongated hole 2 a provided in the handle 2 of the hand-held unit 1.
Is slidably fitted in Mounting screw 1 in handle 2
An elastic piece 13 whose one end is fixed by 2 is accommodated, and a concave portion 13a formed of a through hole is provided on the free end side thereof, and the tip of the stopper pin 11 abuts. A push button 14 is fixed to the elastic piece 13 and has a head projecting from the handle 2 through the elongated hole 2a. A push button 15 projects the insertion opening 15a to the side of the handle 2 and a tip end of the chuck 5
Are the Harris guide tubes that reach the tips of the claws 4, 4. The Harris guide tube 15 slides so that the tip can be retracted or advanced from the tips of the claws 4, 4,.... The guide tube 16 is provided so that the Harris guide tube 15 is inserted inside the chuck portion 5 in the axial direction.

FIGS. 4 to 5 show an auxiliary tool. According to the drawings, reference numeral 20 denotes a plurality of holding grooves 21, 2 provided radially on the upper part.
This is a cylindrical body provided with a cylindrical portion 20a having 1... Inside this cylindrical body 20, a plug body 22 provided with a small hole 22a in a shaft center is housed in a vertically movable manner. A lower lid 23 is screw-fastened to the lower part of the cylindrical body 22, and a compression spring 24 is elastically provided between the lower lid 23 and the plug 22, so that the plug 22 always slides in one direction. It is energized.

Next, a method of tying the hook with the above-described tying device and the aid will be described. First, as shown in FIG. 6, the auxiliary tool 25 is placed upright on the table 26, and the handle portions 27a of the four hooks 27, 27,.
Are inserted into the small holes 22a, and the hook portions 27b are inserted into the holding grooves 21, 21. Then, the four hooks 27, 27,... Are set on the auxiliary tool 25 with the hook portions 27b, 27b being exactly 90 ° apart. Although not shown, when three holding grooves are provided at 120 ° intervals in the cylindrical portion 20a, the three hooks 27
a and the hook portions 27b, 27b are set at intervals of 120 °. Subsequently, Harris A is inserted through the insertion opening 15a of the Harris guide tube 15 and protrudes from the tips of the claws 4, 4,. Next, when the push button 14 is pressed, the locking of the operating cylinder 6 by the locking means 17 is released. Therefore, the user holds the hand-held unit 1 with one hand and stands upright with the chuck unit 5 down, as shown in FIG. Are fitted into the cylindrical portion 20a of the auxiliary tool 25, and the hooks 27, 27,... Are sandwiched between the claws 4, 4,. Then, each claw portion 4, 4,... Abuts on the upper end of the plug body 22,
By further being pushed in, the plug 22 is lowered against the elasticity of the compression spring 24, and the lower end edge of the tightening cylinder 7 contacts the upper end edge of the cylindrical portion 20a of the assisting tool 25. 6 is slid upward and locked by locking means 17 as shown in FIG. At that time, the tightening cylinder 7 contracts the claws 4, 4,... In the radial direction and strongly clamps the fishing hooks 27, 27 as shown in FIG. 8, so that the fishing hooks 27, 27,. The handle portions 27a, 27a,... Are aligned in the axial direction with one touch, and are firmly mounted and fixed to the chuck portion 5.

Then, the hand-held unit 1 is lifted upward to
As shown in the figure, each handle portion 27 of each hanging hook 27, 27,.
a, 27a... after being tied using a tying yarn 28, FIG.
When the Harris guide tube 15 is pulled toward the holding portion as shown in FIG. 0, the tip thereof retreats from the tips of the claws 4, 4,... 15 can be performed after the clogging of the 15 is prevented.

As described above, each handle portion 27a, 2
7a... Are tied with a tying yarn 28 and adhered with an adhesive 29, and the completed hook of the sweetfish is depressed by pressing the push button 14 to release the locking to the operating cylinder 6 by the locking means 17. The operation cylinder 6 is automatically pushed forward by the elasticity of the compression spring 8 together with the tightening cylinder 7, and the claw portions 4, 4,... Since the pinching is released, the hook is removed with one touch.

Of course, fishing hooks may be held by hand and attached to the chuck portion 5 without using the auxiliary tool 25, but it is a complicated operation, and it is desirable to use the auxiliary tool.

FIGS. 11 to 13 show another embodiment of the assisting device. A cylindrical body 30 is provided with a key groove 31, and a plug 32 is provided with a sliding key portion 33 which fits into the key groove 31. FIG. The plug 32 is configured to move up and down inside the cylindrical body 30 without rotating. 3 small holes in the plug 32
Partition plates 35, 3 with their tips sharpened at 90 ° intervals toward 4.
.. Are radially attached to partition the interior of the small hole 34 at 90 ° intervals leaving a gap 36 for harris insertion.

This embodiment has the advantage that the handle portions 37, 37,... Of the hooks inserted into the small holes 34 can be precisely aligned at intervals of 90 °, especially as shown in FIG. Other cylindrical portions 38 and holding grooves 39, 3
9 and the lower lid 40 and the compression spring 41 are the same as those in the previous embodiment.

When three fishing hooks are tied with a tying line, the small holes are separated by a partition plate at intervals of 120 °.

FIGS. 14 to 16 show still another embodiment of the auxiliary tool. A fixing cylinder 52 is screwed to a mounting screw rod 51 screwed to the center of a base 50. A plug 53 is housed inside the fixed cylinder 52 so as to be vertically movable. The stopper 53 is configured such that a stepped portion 53a provided at the center thereof engages with a locking portion 52a bulged at the upper inner edge of the fixed cylindrical body 52 so that the stopper 53 does not come out upward. A compression spring 54 that urges the plug 53 upward is slidably provided between the plug 51 and the bottom of the plug 53. The plug 53 is provided with a small hole 53b in the axial direction as shown in FIG.
Three grooves 53c are provided at equal intervals and radially from the small hole 53b toward the outer periphery, and three partition plates 55 each having a sharpened tip are attached to each groove 53c. As shown in FIG. 17, the leading end of each partitioning plate 55 divides the small hole 53b into three equal parts to form three small chambers 53d, so that the handle 56a of each fishing hook 56 can be attached to each small chamber 5d.
It is designed to be stored every 3d. This small room 53
With d, the handle 56a of each hook 56 forms a regular triangular cross section and is aligned with the correct position and direction.

Further, each of the partitioning plates 55 has a part of its side protruding outward from the outer periphery of the plug 53, and this protruding portion 55 a is provided on the locking portion 52 a of the fixed cylindrical body 52. It is designed to engage with the key groove 52b so that the plug body 53 does not rotate.

An external thread 52c is provided on the outer periphery of the fixed cylinder 52, and a fixing nut 57 and a holding cylinder 58 are screwed to the external thread 52c so as to be movable in the vertical direction.

The holding cylinder 58 is provided with holding grooves 58a and 58b slightly larger than the diameter of the hook at intervals of 120 ° and 90 ° from the upper end.

Therefore, each hook 56 to be tied is
Since the length of the handle portion varies depending on the manufacturer and the type of fishing hook, the fixing nut 57 is loosened and the holding cylinder 58 is rotated to adjust its height. The length (depth) between them is adjusted to the length of the handle portion of the hook to be tied, and each holding groove 58a is located between the partition plates 55, and is fixed with the fixing nut 57. After that, the hook portions 56b are fitted into the holding grooves 58a while the handle portions 56a of the fishing hooks 56 are inserted into the small chambers 53d, and as shown in FIG.
Are mounted at exactly 120 ° intervals with the handle portions 56a aligned.

Reference numeral 58b denotes a holding groove for holding four fishing hooks at 90 ° intervals, and reference numeral 59 denotes a bottom cover.

[0037]

The present invention is configured as described above.
Each hook can be attached to and detached from the tying device with a single touch and accurately, so that the hooks of the hooks are firmly held by the chuck in a state where they are aligned in the axial direction. Anybody can easily make their own sweetfish hook by tying the parts.

The tying device has a structure in which the tightening cylinder for tightening the chuck portion slides together with the operating cylinder and is locked and released by the locking means with one touch, so that the hook is extremely easily mounted. Also, removal after tying can be performed, and the usability is extremely improved.

At this time, when the operating cylinder is pushed up, the locking means locks the operating cylinder and presses the push button to release the locking, so that the operation is simple and easy to use. obtain.

Further, when the auxiliary tool is configured as in claim 4, the plug can be moved up and down with respect to the cylinder, so that the claw is fitted into the cylinder and the fastening cylinder is moved upward. Since the holding of the hook can be performed at the same time, the hook can be attached to the chuck portion with one touch.

Further, when the auxiliary tool is configured as in claim 5, the same effect as in claim 4 can be obtained, and
Since the holding cylinder can be moved up and down with respect to the fixed cylinder, it is possible to cope with various types of fishing hooks having different handle lengths.

As described above, in any of the assisting tools, if the small holes provided in the shaft core portion of the plug are partitioned at equal intervals in the axial direction by a thin plate, the handle portions of each fishing hook can be aligned at an accurate opening angle. It is possible to achieve the effect.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a fishing hook tying device according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the fishing hook tying device according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory view illustrating a method of using the tying device according to FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a plan view of an assisting device according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a longitudinal sectional view of FIG.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory view illustrating a method of tying a hook with the aid and the tying device according to the present invention.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a method of tying a hook with the aid and the tying device according to the present invention.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory view illustrating a method of tying a hook with the aid and the tying device according to the present invention.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram for explaining a method of tying a hook with the aid and the tying device according to the present invention.

FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a method of tying a hook with the aid and the tying device according to the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a plan view showing another embodiment of the assisting device.

FIG. 12 is a longitudinal sectional view of the assisting device of FIG. 11;

FIG. 13 is an enlarged view showing a small hole portion of the plug.

FIG. 14 is an exploded perspective view showing another embodiment of the assisting device.

FIG. 15 is a sectional view of the assisting tool shown in FIG.

FIG. 16 is an exploded perspective view of a plug body.

17 is a partial cross-sectional plan view illustrating a state where a fishing hook is mounted on the auxiliary tool shown in FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Hand-held part 2 Handle part 4 Claw part 5 Chuck part 6 Operating cylinder 7 Tightening cylinder 8 Spring 9 Stopper piece 13 Elastic piece 13a Depression 14 Push button 15 Harris guide tube 20 Cylindrical body 21 Retaining groove 22a Small hole 23 Lower lid 24 Spring 25 Auxiliary tool 27 Fishing hook 27a Handle 27b Hook 28 Binding thread 30 Cylindrical body 31 Key groove 32 Plug body 33 Sliding key part 34 Small hole 35 Thin plate 36 Gap 50 Base part 52 Fixed cylindrical body 53 Plug body 53b Small hole 53c Groove part 54 Compression spring 55 Partition plate 56 Fishing hook 58 Holding cylinder 58a Holding groove 58b Holding groove

Claims (6)

(57) [Claims] In order to form a hanging hook by arranging the handle portions of a plurality of hooks and tying them with a line, each hook is inserted into a plurality of holding grooves provided at equal intervals and radially on an upper part of a holding cylinder body of an auxiliary tool. While inserting the hook portion, the handle portion is inserted into the small hole of the plug body housed in the holding cylinder, and then each claw portion forming a chuck portion provided at one side end of the hand holding portion of the tying device The tip of Harris is projected from the gap between the opposed central portions of the hooks, and the Harris is inserted between the opposed gaps of the handle portion of the fishing hook while inserting each of the claws into the holding cylinder body, and The hook portion of each fishhook is fitted in between, and the holding portion is slidably fitted on the outer periphery of the chuck portion, and the holding portion is applied to the upper edge of the holding cylinder in the axial direction. Press, and then slide the tightening cylinder to shrink each claw in the radial direction to pass harris between the handle portions of the hook. Tying the hook portion of the hook between the claw portions. 2. A hand-held portion having a cylindrical portion, a chuck portion including a plurality of claws provided at one end of the hand-held portion, and a movement in one direction on a side of the hand-held portion where the chuck portion is provided. An operating cylinder that is slidably inserted by being urged, a clamping cylinder of the chuck portion that is screwed to one end of the operating cylinder, and that the operating cylinder is locked or A tying device for a hook for fishing hooks, comprising: locking means for disengaging; and a Harris guide tube whose opening is opened in the hand-held portion and whose tip faces the center of the claw portion. 3. An elastic piece having a concave portion at a free end where said locking means is attached to a cylindrical portion in a hand-held part, and configured to swing the elastic piece and projected out of the hand-held part. A push button, and a locking pin attached to the operation cylinder and inserted through a guide groove provided in the hand-held portion and in contact with a free end side of the elastic piece. Item 3. A binding device for a hook according to Item 2. 4. A holding cylinder having at least an upper portion having a plurality of holding grooves into which hook portions of a plurality of hooks are inserted at equal intervals and radially provided, and a position inside the holding cylinder below the holding groove. A hook having a small hole into which a handle portion of each hook is inserted into a central portion which is urged to move in one direction and is vertically movably accommodated. Aids. 5. A stopper body having a small hole for inserting a handle portion of a plurality of fishhooks in a central portion which is urged in one direction in a fixed cylinder body erected on a base portion and is housed movably up and down, It is characterized by comprising a holding cylinder body in which holding grooves for inserting hook portions of a plurality of hooks are provided at equal intervals and radially at an upper portion where the hook portions of the plurality of fishing hooks are vertically screwed around the outer periphery of the fixed cylinder body. ,
Auxiliary tool for hanging hook tying device. 6. The assisting tool according to claim 4, wherein the small holes provided in the plug are partitioned at equal intervals in an axial direction by a partition plate.