JP4395853B1 - Lure - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To increase the number of fishing results by using water resistance and stimulating the reaction to the flash effect of fish and hooking it.
The eyeball has a polyhedral eyeball that can be rotated by a water flow, is rotated using the water flow, arouses a reaction to the movement of fish eyes, and opens and closes the face lower jaw using a water flow resistance. In response to the movement of the mouth of the fish, by moving the internal structural parts with a resistance plate that can slide back and forth protruding to the lure body side back and forth using water resistance and spring contraction, By causing vertical stripes to appear and disappear, a reaction to fish patterns is caused and attacked.
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Description

The present invention relates to a lure used in place of bait in fishing.

The conventional lure has a lip-shaped protrusion at the lower part of the luer body or a movable hook (Japanese Patent No. 3487832) registered on the side of the lure or a joint that divides the luer body and connects them It was a type.
JP 2002-281867 PR Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2005-185254 JP-A-2005-204576 JP 2005-218314 A JP 2005-348673 A JP-A-2005-348687 JP 2006-42633 PR Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2006-6199

Until now, lures were designed to produce fish swimming by attaching a lure body to receive resistance to water flow, and were not based on the strict ecology of fish.

In the present invention, the reaction to the flash effect of fishes from the viewpoint of ecology is used to connect to fishing results over three points.

A plastic ball imitating a polyhedral eyeball is attached to the eyeball portion of the lure body with a hole, and one washer above and below the plastic ball, and attached with a split pin penetrating from the head.

Attach a metal lower jaw part that is connected to the lure upper jaw part with a spring and secured to the lure body collar with a split pin.

A spring is attached inside the lure, and an internal part that has a resistance plate that projects to the outside of the lure body is connected to the luer, and this internal part is slid to the rear using the water flow. The entire lure has a structure that slides this part to the front by contraction of the spring connected to the front of the internal part by stopping winding or pulling the hook to the front and weakening water resistance. Give it.

By using a polyhedral eyeball for the eyeball and rotating or stopping the eyeball by changing the water flow, the eyeball moves and stops, creating a flash effect that triggers the fish's reaction behavior and causes the reaction behavior to lures. By doing so, it becomes possible to hook the needle.

The face lower jaw opens with strong water flow resistance, and when the resistance decreases, it repeats the action of closing by the contraction of the springs attached to the upper and lower sides of the oral cavity, stimulating the reaction to the flash effect, which is a change in movement for fish, and lure It is possible to make a needle hook.

Strong water flow resistance by combining a luer outer part with a longitudinally cut opening and the above part by a spring, and a resistor plate projecting outward to utilize the water resistance and internal parts with spaced vertical stripes In this case, depending on the resistance against the resistance plate, the internal part slides rearward, and when the resistance decreases, the internal part slides forward due to the contraction of the spring connected to the outer part, and vertical stripes appear on the lure body side. It produces a flash effect for fish in the form of changes in the body pattern of appearing and disappearing, stimulating the fish's reaction to it and making it hooked.

The lure has a shape and function that is completely different from the conventional lure by incorporating the flash effect in fish as the movement of the eyeball, the opening and closing movements of the lower jaw, the appearance of vertical stripes on the body side, and the movement of extinction. .

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an overall view of the present lure as viewed obliquely from above.

FIG. 2 shows a flash effect by rotating by inserting a washer vertically into the face part of the lure face eyeball and a polyhedral eyeball rotated by a water flow.

Fig. 3 shows the inside of the face jaw, with the upper and lower springs attached to the mouth so that the lower jaw can be opened and closed downward due to the strength of the water flow resistance. It is.

FIG. 4 shows the outer part of the outer part of the lure having a vertically cut opening, and the appearance and disappearance of the vertical stripes are produced on the lure body side in combination with the inner part having the vertical stripes spaced apart.

FIG. 5 is a view of the inside of the lure outer part, and the appearance and disappearance of vertical stripes on the lure body side are produced by combination with the inner part.

FIG. 6 is a view of an internal part having a vertical stripe with a gap, which is connected to the outer part by a spring, and the appearance and disappearance of the vertical stripe on the lure body side is produced by combination with the external part.

The management of live bait in fishing is extremely troublesome, and it can be stably used as a substitute for bait in the fishing under a wide range of situations by utilizing the characteristic of the response to the flash effect of fish.

It is the whole view which looked at the present invention from the slanting upper part. It is a figure of a lure face eyeball part. It is a figure of a lure facial jaw. It is a figure of the outer side of a lure. It is a figure inside a lure outside. It is a figure of a lure inner slide part. It is a figure of a lower jaw part movable part.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Eyeball part hole 2 ... Split pin 3 ... Washer 4 ... Polyhedral eyeball 5 ... Washer 6 ... Mandibular metal part 7 ... Split pin 8 ... Split pin hole DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 9 ... Opening part 10 ... Opening part 11 ... Opening part 12 ... Opening part 13 ... Slide plate for water flow resistance 14 ... Spring for lower jaw opening and closing 15 ... Spring 16 ... Split pin 17 ... Luer internal slide part 18 ... Vertical stripes 19 ... Vertical stripes 20 ... Vertical stripes 21 ... Lower jaw metal parts retaining pin hole 22 ... Spring retaining hole

Claims (3)

Luer with a structure that has washer on the top and bottom of the eyeball part with a hole, and a polyhedral eyeball that is rotated by a water flow between the washers. The metal lower jaw part which is connected to the upper jaw part of the face jaw part by a spring and is attached to the buttocks of the lure main body by a split pin, and opens and closes downward depending on the strength of water flow resistance. Lure The lure outer part with a vertically cut opening is connected to the part by a spring, and a combination of a resistive plate projecting outward to utilize the water flow resistance and an internal part with spaced vertical stripes. The lure according to claim 1, wherein the appearance and disappearance of the vertical stripe pattern on the lure body side can be repeatedly produced by using and sliding the internal part rearward or sliding it forward with a spring.

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