JP4550691B2 - Fishing line holding structure of fishing gear - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing line holding structure for a fishing tackle that can easily attach a fishing tackle such as a float or a weight to a fishing line without causing a decrease in strength or twisting of the fishing line.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, various means have been used to attach fishing tackle such as a float to a fishing line, and it is widely known as a general means to use a float stopper such as a rubber tube or a wooden plug.
However, in these conventional structures, it is necessary to carry the float at all times, so if you forget to carry it, there is a problem that you cannot use the float during actual fishing. There was also a risk of damage.

Thus, recently, a float that does not require such a float is disclosed in Patent Document 1.
The float is provided with a floating body having an engagement hole, and lock means for releasably locking the engagement position between the floating body and the fishing line. The lock means is an inner peripheral surface of the engagement hole. And an operating body that can be screwed into and out of the engagement hole. A fishing line is inserted through the operating body.

The distal end portion (throttle valve portion side end) of the operating body is formed of an elastic member that expands and contracts in the radial direction. When the operating body that is screwed into the engagement hole is rotated and moved forward, the operating body is advanced. The tip of the insertion side is radially reduced by the throttle valve portion to lock (hold) the fishing line, and when this is rotated so that the operating body is retracted, the tip of the insertion side is expanded. The lock to the fishing line is released.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-32636

However, the above-described float has a structure in which the operating body rotates and moves forward until the fishing line is completely locked, and the distal end of the insertion side is gradually closed, so that the fishing line is slightly twisted just before locking the fishing line. Since tightening is applied at the same time, the strength of the fishing line is lowered, and there is a possibility that the yarn is twisted.
The present invention has been devised in view of such circumstances, and a fishing line holding structure for a fishing tackle that can easily attach a fishing tackle such as a float or a weight to the fishing line without causing a drop in strength or twisting of the fishing line. The purpose is to provide.

In order to achieve such an object, the fishing line holding structure for a fishing tackle according to claim 1 comprises a fishing tackle composed of an upper divided body and a lower divided body, and either the upper divided body or the lower divided body. A fitting convex portion is formed, a fitting concave portion that can be fitted to the fitting convex portion is formed on the other side, a fishing line insertion portion is provided on both divided bodies, and along the fishing line inserted through the fishing line insertion portion. In accordance with the pushing operation of the fitting convex part into the fitting concave part, the clamping means that is pushed inward and holds the fishing line without changing the position in the circumferential direction with respect to the fishing line, and both split bodies at the time of the pushing operation A restriction means for restricting relative rotation and a lock means for maintaining a fishing line clamping state by the clamping means are provided.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, when the upper divided body is pushed into the lower divided body along the longitudinal direction of the fishing line, the relative rotation of the upper divided body and the lower divided body is restricted by the restricting means. The clamping means is pressed inward, and the fishing line is clamped to the fishing line without changing the circumferential position with respect to the fishing line, so that the fishing line is damaged and the strength is reduced or the thread is twisted. It has the advantage that it does not generate.
Since the fishing line is held by the holding means by the locking means, there is an advantage that there is no inadvertent loosening of the holding state.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 to FIG. 10 show a first embodiment of the invention according to claim 1, and this embodiment is an application of the present invention to a type of floating that sinks in water, generally called “floating underwater”. As shown in FIG. 1, the float 1 is formed in a substantially conical shape, and is composed of an upper divided body 5 and a lower divided body 7 which are divided vertically in the longitudinal direction of a fishing line to be attached (reference numeral 3 in FIG. 5). ing.

  3 to 10 show details of the upper divided body 5 and the lower divided body 7. In the figure, reference numeral 9 denotes a division of the upper divided body 5 formed of a synthetic resin, rubber, wood, etc. in a substantially semicircular cross section. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 7, the body main body (hereinafter referred to as “upper main body”) has a cylindrical fitting convex portion 13 having a smaller diameter than the bottom portion and a groove 11 formed in the radial direction at the bottom portion. In addition, a pair of prismatic support bodies 15 that protrude integrally with the upper divided body 9 in the same central axis and that are opposed to each other with the same width M as the groove 11 are provided at the tip of the fitting convex portion 13. Projected to.

In the groove 11, a sandwiching body (a sandwiching means) 17 made of synthetic resin or rubber and softer and more flexible than the upper body 9 is attached.
As shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, the sandwiching body 17 includes a tubular base 21 that covers and attaches to the outer periphery of a tubular sandwiching body mounting portion 19 projecting from the bottom of the upper body 9, and the base 21. It consists of a pair of arm parts 23 extended symmetrically, and both arm parts 23 are always urged outward by the elasticity of the material itself, and the outer periphery of the fitting convex part 13 (groove 11). It has a structure that protrudes outward.

  Thus, as shown in the drawing, the two arm portions 23 extend from the base portion 21 along the bottom portion of the upper body 9 in the radial direction, and then sequentially protrude from the groove 11 to the outside of the fitting convex portion 13. Are bent in a substantially L-shaped longitudinal section downward, and further bent inward along the bottom of the fitting projection 13 and then in a downwardly-folded L-shaped longitudinal section. The arm portion 23 has a shape that is bent in a U-shaped longitudinal section, and both arm portions 23 have dimensions that slightly protrude downward from the support 15 as shown in FIG.

  And the tip of the arm part 23 bent in a U-shape in the longitudinal direction inwardly as described above is a vertically long fishing line clamping part 25, and as described above, both the arm parts 23 are made of material. Since it is always urged outward by its own elasticity, both fishing line clamping portions 25 are urged away from each other. As described later, when a pressing force is applied to both arm portions 23 from the outside, both arm portions 23 are elastically deformed inward so that both fishing line clamping portions 25 are combined.

Further, a ratchet-like engagement protrusion 29 that engages with a rotation restricting groove 27 described later is provided on the outer periphery of the arm portion 23 at a portion bent inward along the bottom portion of the fitting convex portion 13. As shown in FIG. 5, the rotation restricting groove 27 and the engaging protrusion 29 restrict relative rotation of the two divided bodies 5 and 7 when the upper divided body 5 and the lower divided body 7 to be described later are pushed. The restricting means 31 is configured.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 7, the fishing line insertion hole (fishing line insertion portion) 33 extends on the central axis of the upper divided body 5 from the upper main body 9 to the base 21 of the holding body attaching portion 19 and the holding body 17. Is provided.

On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 7, the lower divided body 7 is provided with a fitting concave portion 35 into which the fitting convex portion 13 can be fitted, with the central axis of the lower divided body 7 as the center. .
The fitting recess 35 includes a large-diameter portion 37 having a circular shape in plan view in which the fitting convex portion 13 can be press-fitted, and a small-diameter having a circular shape in plan view that opens at the bottom in the same central axis as the large-diameter portion 37 On the inner periphery of the large-diameter portion 37, a rotation restricting groove 27 into which the engaging protrusion 29 can be press-fitted is provided in the vertical direction with an interval of 180 °.

The small-diameter portion 39 is set to have a slightly smaller diameter than the width N of the lowermost portion of the sandwiching body 17 urged in the direction in which the two fishing line sandwiching portions 25 are separated from each other, and the opening peripheral portion 41 of the small-diameter portion 39 is round. The slope is formed.
Further, as shown in FIG. 3, a tapered fishing line guide hole 43 having a diameter gradually decreasing downward from the lower divided body 7 is formed at the center of the bottom of the small diameter part 39, and a fishing line insertion hole is formed at the tip of the fishing line guide hole 43. (Fishing line insertion part) 45 is provided.

Then, as shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, the engagement protrusion 29 is made to coincide with the rotation restricting groove 27, and the fitting projection 13 of the upper divided body 5 is made to fit into the fitting recess 35 (large diameter) of the lower divided body 7. When it is pushed into and fitted into the portion 37), the lowermost portion of the sandwiching body 17 is guided by the opening peripheral edge portion 41 processed into a round shape and enters into the small diameter portion 39. Along with the pushing operation of the fitting recess 35, the bottom of the holding member 17 formed in the longitudinal sectional U-shape is pressed inwardly by the inner periphery of the small-diameter portion 39, fishing thread gripping portion 25 is circumferential It is designed to approach and join without changing the position of the direction.

At this time, the support body 15 regulates the deformation direction of the sandwiching body 17 to securely join the two fishing line sandwiching portions 25.
Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 5, the fishing line 3 is inserted into the fishing line insertion hole 33 of the upper divided body 5 and the fishing line insertion hole 45 of the lower divided body 7, and the fitting convex part 13 is fitted into the fitting concave part as described above. When pushed into 35, both the fishing line clamping portions 25 hold the fishing line 3 without changing the circumferential position with respect to the fishing line 3 and the float 1 is attached to the fishing line 3 as shown in FIG. 6.

  And since the rotation control groove | channel 27 is formed in the up-down direction along the direction of the fishing line 3, and the engagement protrusion 29 engaged with this so that movement is guided, it is a fitting convex part to this fitting recessed part 35 13, the restricting means 31 (the rotation restricting groove 27 and the engaging protrusion 29) restricts the relative rotation of the two divided bodies 5 and 7 to prevent the fishing line 3 from being twisted, The fishing line 3 is clamped by the fishing line clamping part 25 of the clamping body 17.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 3, a protrusion 47 for retaining is projecting inwardly at the entrance / exit of the rotation restricting groove 27 (the upper surface side of the lower divided body 7), and the fitting recess 35 is connected to the fitting recess 35. During the pressing operation of the fitting convex portion 13, the holding body 17 (arm portion 23) is elastically deformed, and the engaging protrusion 29 gets over the protrusion 47 and enters the rotation restricting groove 27. The upper divided body 5 is prevented from being detached from the lower divided body 7.

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 10, a lock groove 49 is provided at the lower end portion of the rotation restricting groove 27 so that the engagement protrusion 29 can be engaged in the circumferential direction of the lower divided body 7. 6 and FIG. 7, the fitting projection 13 is pushed into the fitting recess 35 to completely join the upper divided body 5 and the lower divided body 7, and then the upper divided body 5 is rotated in the direction of the lock groove 49 (FIG. 9). 9), the engagement protrusion 29 enters the lock groove 49 as shown in FIG. 9, so that the vertical movement of the two split bodies 5 and 7 is restricted and the holding state of the fishing line 3 is maintained. It has become so.

As shown in FIG. 10, a protrusion 51 is provided in the lock groove 49 so that the holding body 17 (arm 23) is elastically deformed and gets over before the engagement protrusion 29 is placed in the position indicated by the solid line. Thus, the protrusion 51 restricts the careless return of the upper divided body 5 in the circumferential direction.
As described above, the engagement of the lock groove 49 and the engagement protrusion 29 maintains the holding state of the fishing line 3 by the two fishing line clamping portions 25, and the engagement with the lock groove 49 as shown in FIG. The mating projections 29 and the projections 51 function as locking means 53 that maintains the holding state of the fishing line 3.

Since the float 1 according to this embodiment is configured as described above, in order to attach the float 1 to the fishing line 3, first, the upper divided body 5 and the lower divided body 7 are divided as shown in FIG. As described above, the fitting of the fitting convex portion 13 and the fitting concave portion 35 is loosened, and the fishing line 3 is inserted into the both fishing line insertion holes 33 and 45 in a state where a gap is formed between the two fishing line holding portions 25.
Then, as shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, the engagement protrusion 29 is made to coincide with the rotation restricting groove 27, and the fitting projection 13 of the upper divided body 5 is made to fit into the fitting recess 35 (large diameter) of the lower divided body 7. If it is pushed into the portion 37), the lowermost part of the sandwiching body 17 is guided by the opening peripheral edge 41 and enters the small diameter part 39, and the lowermost part of the sandwiching body 17 is brought into the small diameter part in accordance with the pushing operation into the fitting recess 35. It is pressed inwardly by the inner circumference of 39, both fishing line clamping portions 25 clamp the fishing line 3, and the float 1 attaches to the fishing line 3.

Thus, at the time of this pushing operation, the restricting means 31 (the rotation restricting groove 27 and the engaging protrusion 29) restricts the relative rotation of the two divided bodies 5 and 7 and prevents the fishing line 3 from being twisted.
Further, the sandwiching body 17 is made of synthetic resin or rubber and is more flexible than the upper main body 9. Since the sandwiching body 17 has flexibility, both the fishing line sandwiching portions 25 elastically press the fishing line 3 and press the fishing line 3. The fishing line 3 is not damaged by being pinched softly.

  6 and 7, the fitting projection 13 is pushed into the fitting recess 35 to completely join the upper divided body 5 and the lower divided body 7, and then the upper divided body 5 is rotated in the direction of the lock groove 49. 9 (in the direction of the arrow in FIG. 9), the engaging protrusion 29 enters the lock groove 49 as shown in FIG. 9, and the clamping body 17 (arm portion 23) is elastically deformed as shown in FIG. If the protrusion 51 is overcome, the return of the upper divided body 5 to the careless circumferential direction is restricted.

Thus, the state in which the fishing line 3 is held by the two fishing line clamping portions 25 is maintained by the engagement between the lock groove 49 and the engagement protrusion 29.
In order to change the attachment position of the float 1 to the fishing line 3 according to the situation of the fishing ground, after the upper divided body 5 is rotated in the direction opposite to the arrow direction in FIG. The upper divided body 5 may be pulled out from the lower divided body 7. Then, after changing the positions of the upper divided body 5 and the lower divided body 7 with respect to the fishing line 3 inserted into the fishing line insertion holes 33, 45, the fitting convex portion 13 is again pushed into the fitting concave portion 35 as described above. When fitted, the float 1 is attached to the position of the new fishing line 3.

  As described above, the float 1 according to the present embodiment is a simple push operation of the upper split body 5 into the lower split body 7 in the longitudinal direction of the fishing line 3 along the rotation restricting groove 27. Since the fishing line clamping portion 25 can clamp the fishing line 3 and fix the float 1 to the fishing line 3, compared to the conventional example of Patent Document 1 in which the fishing line is slightly twisted and tightened at the same time as the fishing line is locked. There is an advantage that the fishing line 3 is not damaged to cause a decrease in strength or to cause twisting of the line.

Furthermore, since the holding state of the fishing line 3 is maintained by the locking means 53, there is an advantage that there is no inadvertent loosening of the holding state.
11 to 13 show a second embodiment in which the invention according to claim 1 is applied to “floating underwater”, and the float 55 according to this embodiment is also formed in a substantially conical shape in the longitudinal direction of the fishing line 3 to be attached. The upper divided body 57 and the lower divided body 59 are divided into upper and lower parts.

11 and 12 show the details of the upper divided body 57 and the lower divided body 59, in which 61 is the upper side of the upper divided body 57 formed of a synthetic resin, rubber, wood, or the like in a substantially semicircular cross section. At the bottom of the main body, a cylindrical fitting convex portion 63 having a smaller diameter is formed integrally with the upper divided body 61 so as to have the same central axis as that of the upper divided body 61. A cylindrical clamping body (clamping means) 65 formed of a synthetic resin, rubber, or the like that is softer and more flexible than 61 is joined.

The sandwiching body 65 has a tapered shape that gradually decreases in diameter toward the lower side, and the upper part thereof has the same diameter as the bottom of the fitting convex part 63 (attachment surface with the sandwiching body 65).
A fishing line insertion hole (fishing line insertion portion) 67 is provided on the central axis of the upper divided body 57 across the upper body 61, the fitting convex portion 63, and the sandwiching body 65.
In addition, a pair of locking pieces 71 with a semicircular cross-section locking protrusion 69 protruding outward at the tip are fitted at the corners of the bottom of the upper body 61 and the base outer periphery of the fitting convex 63. The engaging projection 69 is projected obliquely outward with an interval of 180 ° across the mating convex portion 63, and the locking projection 69 is engaged with a rotation restricting groove 73 described later in the same manner as the engaging projection 29 described above. Thus, a restricting means 75 that restricts the relative rotation of the two divided bodies 57 and 59 when the upper divided body 57 and the lower divided body 59 are pushed in is configured.

And both the locking pieces 71 are elastically deformed inward when a pressing force is applied from the outside.
On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, the lower divided body 59 is provided with a fitting recess 77 into which the fitting convex portion 63 can be fitted, with the central axis of the lower divided body 59 as the center. .
The fitting concave portion 77 includes a large-diameter portion 79 having a circular shape in a plan view into which the fitting convex portion 63 can be fitted, and a tapered concave portion 81 having the same central axis as the large-diameter portion 79 and opening at the bottom thereof. Thus, the holding member 65 is press-fitted and fitted into the tapered recess 81. A tapered fishing line guide hole 43 is formed at the center of the bottom of the tapered recess 81, and a fishing line insertion hole (fishing line insertion part) 45 is provided at the tip of the fishing line guide hole 43.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 11, a rotation restricting groove 73 into which the locking protrusion 69 can be press-fitted is provided in the inner periphery of the large-diameter portion 79 in the vertical direction with an interval of 180 °. At the lower end of the groove 73, a locking hole 83 for locking the locking projection 69 is opened in a trumpet shape on the outer periphery of the lower divided body 59, and is formed in the rotation restricting groove 73 as shown in FIGS. When the latching protrusions 69 are made to coincide and the holding body 65 of the upper divided body 57 is pushed into the tapered recess 81 of the lower divided body 59 so that the upper divided body 57 is fitted to the lower divided body 59, the holding body With the pressing operation of 65, the holding body 65 is pressed inward by the inner periphery of the tapered recess 81, and the fishing line inserted through the fishing line insertion hole 67 is held. When the upper divided body 57 is pushed in, the regulating means 75 (the rotation regulating groove 73 and the locking projection 69) regulates the relative rotation of the two divided bodies 57 and 59, and the fishing line 3 is twisted. When the upper divided body 57 is completely joined to the lower divided body 59, the locking projection 69 is locked in the locking hole 83, and the holding state of the fishing line 3 by the holding body 65 is maintained. It has become so.

Thus, the locking hole 83 and the locking projection 69 function as a lock unit 85 that maintains the holding state of the fishing line 3, and the holding body 65 functions as a holding unit of the fishing line 3.
Further, as shown in FIG. 11, a retaining recess 87 for retaining is provided at the entrance / exit of the rotation restricting groove 73 (the upper surface side of the lower divided body 59), and the retaining recess 87 is engaged with the retaining recess 87. The protrusion 69 is locked to prevent the upper divided body 57 from being unintentionally prevented from being detached from the lower divided body 59.

Since this embodiment is configured as described above, in order to attach the float 55 to the fishing line 3, first, the upper divided body 57 and the lower divided body 59 are divided, and the fishing line 3 is inserted into both the fishing line insertion holes 67 and 45. Is inserted.
Then, as shown in FIG. 11, when the locking protrusion 69 is made to coincide with the rotation restricting groove 73 and the holding body 65 of the upper divided body 57 is pushed into the tapered recess 81 of the lower divided body 7, the holding body 65. Is pressed inward by the inner circumference of the tapered recess 81, and the floating body 55 holds the fishing line 3 by holding the fishing line 3 inserted into the fishing line insertion hole 67 without changing the circumferential position of the fishing line 3. Attach to.

Thus, during the pushing operation, the restricting means 75 (the rotation restricting groove 73 and the locking protrusion 69) restricts the relative rotation of the two split bodies 57 and 59 to prevent the fishing line 3 from being twisted.
12 and 13, when the upper divided body 57 is pushed in and completely joined to the lower divided body 59, the locking projections 69 are locked in the locking holes 83, and the clamping body 65 is used. The holding state of the fishing line 3 will be maintained.

In addition, in order to change the mounting position of the float 55 on the fishing line 3 according to the situation of the fishing ground, the locking protrusion 69 exposed from the locking hole 83 is pressed inward to release the lock by the locking means 85. After that, the upper divided body 57 may be pulled out from the lower divided body 59.
As described above, the float 55 according to the present embodiment can also be lifted by a simple pushing operation to the lower split body 59 of the upper split body 57 in the longitudinal direction of the fishing line 3 along the rotation restricting groove 73. Since it can be fastened to the fishing line 3, as with the float 1 of FIG. 1, there is an advantage that the fishing line 3 is not damaged, causing a decrease in strength or causing twisting of the line.

Even in the present embodiment, since the holding state of the fishing line 3 is maintained by the locking means 85, there is an advantage that there is no inadvertent loosening of the holding state.
14 to 20 show a third embodiment of the invention according to claim 1. As shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, the float 89 according to the present embodiment can be retrofitted to the fishing line 3 to which the device is connected. As described above, the float 1 described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 10 can be deformed so that the fishing line 3 can be inserted from the outside of the float 89 to the fishing line insertion holes (fishing line insertion portions) 33-1 and 45-1. As described above, the fishing line insertion groove (fishing line insertion portion) 91 extending from the outer periphery to the fishing line insertion holes 33-1 and 45-1 and the fitting recess 35-1 is formed in the upper divided body 5-1 and the lower divided body 7-1. 16 and FIG. 20, each of the fishing line insertion grooves 91 and 93 is provided in a direction intersecting with the fishing line clamping direction of the fishing line clamping portion 25.

In addition, since the other structure is the same as that of the float 1 mentioned above, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the same thing and those description is abbreviate | omitted.
Since the present embodiment is configured as described above, in order to attach the float 89 to the fishing line 3, first, the fitting convex portion 13-1 of the upper divided body 5-1, as shown in FIG. 1 is pulled up from the fitting recess 35-1 (large diameter portion 37-1), the clamping state of the fishing line clamping portion 25 is released as shown in FIG. 5, and the fishing line insertion grooves 91 and 93 are made to coincide with each other.

Then, as shown in FIG. 18, after the fishing line 3 is inserted from the outside of the float 89 into the fishing line insertion holes 33-1 and 45-1 via both fishing line insertion grooves 91 and 93, the same operation as that of the floating 1 is performed. In other words, the engagement protrusion 29 is made to coincide with the rotation restricting groove 27, and the fitting convex portion 13-1 of the upper divided body 5-1 is made to be the fitting concave portion 35-1 (large diameter) of the lower divided body 7-1. If it is pushed into the portion 37-1), the lowermost portion of the sandwiching body 17-1 is guided by the opening peripheral edge portion 41-1 and enters the small diameter portion 39-1 and accompanying the pushing operation into the fitting recess 35-1. The lowermost portion of the sandwiching body 17-1 is pressed inward by the inner circumference of the small-diameter portion 39-1, and both the fishing line sandwiching portions 25 sandwich and hold the fishing line 3 without changing the circumferential position with respect to the fishing line 3. 89 is attached to the fishing line 3.

Thus, at the time of this pushing operation, the restricting means 31 (the rotation restricting groove 27 and the engaging protrusion 29) restricts the relative rotation of the two divided bodies 5-1, 7-1, and the fishing line 3 is twisted. To prevent.
Then, as shown in FIGS. 18 and 19, the fitting convex portion 13-1 is pushed into the fitting concave portion 35-1, and the upper divided body 5-1 and the lower divided body 7-1 are completely joined, and then the lock groove 49 is obtained. When the upper divided body 5-1 is rotated in the direction (in the direction of the arrow in FIG. 14), the engaging protrusion 29 enters the lock groove 49 as shown in FIG. 20, and the holding body 17-1 (arm portion 23) If the protrusion 51 is overcome while it is elastically deformed, the return of the upper divided body 5-1 to the inadvertent circumferential direction is restricted.

In this way, the state in which the fishing line 3 is held by the two fishing line clamping portions 25 is maintained by the engagement between the lock groove 49 and the engagement protrusion 29.
Further, in order to change the attachment position of the float 89 to the fishing line 3 according to the situation of the fishing ground, the upper divided body 5-1 is rotated in the direction opposite to the arrow direction in FIG. After that, the upper divided body 5-1 may be pulled up from the lower divided body 7-1 as shown in FIG. Then, after changing the positions of the upper divided body 5-1 and the lower divided body 7-1 with respect to the fishing line 3 inserted into the fishing line insertion holes 33-1 and 45-1, the fitting convex portion is again as described above. If 13-1 is pushed into the fitting recess 35-1 and fitted, the float 89 is attached to the new fishing line 3 position.

As described above, the float 89 according to this embodiment is also a simple push operation to the lower divided body 7-1 of the upper divided body 5-1 in the longitudinal direction of the fishing line 3 along the rotation restricting groove 27. Since the fishing line holding portion 25 of the holding body 17-1 can hold the fishing line 3 without changing the circumferential position with respect to the fishing line 3 and the floating 89 can be fixed to the fishing line 3, as in the embodiment of FIG. The fishing line 3 is not damaged, causing a decrease in strength or causing twisting, and the holding state of the fishing line 3 is maintained by the locking means 53, so that there is no inadvertent loosening of the holding state. Have advantages.

However, according to this embodiment, the float 89 can be retrofitted to the fishing line 3 to which the device is connected.
In addition, although each said embodiment applies the fishing line holding | maintenance structure of the fishing tackle which concerns on this invention to floating, it is applicable also to a fishing tackle attached to a weight and other fishing lines and used.

It is a whole perspective view of the floating first embodiment to which the invention according to claim 1 is applied. It is a top view of a float. It is an exploded front view of a float. It is a decomposition | disassembly side view of a float. It is sectional drawing of a float. It is sectional drawing of a float. It is the VII-VII sectional view taken on the line of FIG. It is a side view of floating. It is a side view of floating. FIG. 10 is a sectional view taken along line XX in FIG. 9. It is sectional drawing of 2nd embodiment of the float to which the invention which concerns on Claim 1 is applied. It is sectional drawing of a float. It is a side view of floating. It is a whole perspective view of 3rd embodiment of the float to which the invention which concerns on Claim 1 is applied. It is a front view of the float at the time of fishing line attachment. It is an exploded front view of a float. It is an exploded sectional view of floating. It is sectional drawing of a float. It is the XIX-XIX sectional view taken on the line of FIG. It is sectional drawing of a float.

Explanation of symbols

1, 55, 89 Floating 3 Fishing line 5, 57 Upper divided body 7, 59 Lower divided body 9, 61 Upper body 11 Groove 13, 63 Fitting convex part 15 Supporting body 17, 65 Holding body 23 Arm part 25 Fishing line holding part 27, 73 Rotation restriction groove 29 Engagement protrusion 31, 75 Restriction means 33, 45, 67 Fishing line insertion hole 35, 77 Fitting recess 37, 79 Large diameter part 39 Small diameter part 41 Opening peripheral edge part 47, 51 Protrusion 49 Lock groove 53, 85 Locking means 69 Locking protrusion 71 Locking piece 81 Tapered recess 83 Locking hole 87 Locking recess 91, 93 Fishing line insertion groove

Claims (1)

The fishing tackle is composed of an upper divided body and a lower divided body, and a fitting convex portion is formed on one of the upper divided body and the lower divided body, and the fitting convex portion can be fitted on the other. While forming a fitting recess, providing a fishing line insertion part in both divided bodies,
A clamping means for clamping the fishing line without changing the position in the circumferential direction with respect to the fishing line by being pushed inward in accordance with the pushing operation of the fitting convex part into the fitting concave part along the fishing line inserted through the fishing line insertion part ; ,
Restricting means for restricting relative rotation of the two divided bodies during the pushing operation ;
A fishing line holding structure for a fishing tool, comprising: locking means for maintaining a state in which the fishing line is held by the holding means .

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