JPS602775Y2 - Single bearing reel for fishing - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a single-bearing fishing reel that can be thumbed with a lever.

Conventional single-bearing reels for fishing do not have a braking mechanism on the spool, so if the spool is over-rotated when lowering the tackle in boat fishing or when a catch is caught on the tackle, the fishing line can become loose. In this case, over-rotation is prevented by thumbing the side of the spool with the fingers of the hand.

However, when a single-bearing reel is generally held on the underside of a fishing rod, the spool is in a relatively inappropriate position for thumbing with the fingers of the hand holding the fishing rod, and when thumbing with fingers, the spool is in a relatively inappropriate position. It has the disadvantage of being scratched by friction with the spool.

In view of the above-mentioned drawbacks, the purpose of this invention is to create a single-bearing type fishing reel that is equipped with a lever with a brake shoe that can be freely supported on the shaft according to the convenience of left and right use, so that the spool can be easily braked with the fingers of the hand holding the fishing rod. Our goal is to provide the following.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained with reference to illustrated embodiments.

In FIGS. 1 and 2, the single-bearing type fishing reel is constructed such that a spool 1 is single-bearingly supported on a main body 2 and rotated by a handle 3.

The main body 2 is composed of a side plate 4 and a leg plate 5, and the leg plate 5 has a support shaft 6.
is fixed and the lever 7 is supported on the shaft, and is prevented from being removed with a screw 8.

The lever 7 includes a base portion 7a having a through hole to be fitted into the spindle 6, a shoe holding portion 7b to which the brake shoe 9 is attached, and a shoe holding portion 7b that projects toward the rear of the fishing rod when the reel is attached to the fishing rod 10. It consists of a free end 7c extending from the base.

The brake shoes 9 are arranged so as to be in sliding contact with the outer circumference of the m flanges of the spool 1, and the lever 7 is biased by a spring 11 so that the brake shoes are separated from the outer circumference of the flanges.

The leg plate 5 is provided with a lever boss 12 and a spring hook boss 13.

When the single-bearing type fishing reel configured as described above is used for boat fishing and the fishing line 14 wound around the spool 1 is let out, the fishing line is first let out with the spool not being braked, and then the fishing line is unbraked. When the fishing rod 10 is to be rotated, the free end 7c of the lever 7 is pulled up with the fingers of the left hand holding the fishing rod 10, and the brake shoe 9 is brought into sliding contact with the outer periphery of the flange, thereby applying braking to the spool.

When the angler operates the handle with his left hand, he grips the fishing rod 10 by removing part of the lever 7 from the support shaft 6 and changing the protruding direction of the free end to a symmetrical position in the front and back as shown in Fig. 3. The lever 7 can be operated with the fingers of the right hand.

FIG. 4 shows another embodiment, in which a bearing part 5a and two
Through-holes 5 bt 5 c are provided, the base 15a of the lever 15 is supported by a support shaft 16, and a brake rod 17 rotatably attached to the lever is inserted into one of the through-holes 5b.

A brake shoe 18 is attached to the tip of the brake rod 17, and the lever 15 and the brake rod 17 are pushed upward by a spring 19.

In this embodiment, the lever 1 is moved with the thumb of the right hand holding the fishing rod 10.
Braking is applied to the spool 1 by pushing down the free end 15b of the spool 1.

Furthermore, the lever 15 is removed from the bearing part 5a, the protruding direction of the free end 15b is changed to a symmetrical position of front and back, and the lever 15 is attached, and the brake rod 17 is inserted into the other through hole 5C. It is also possible to operate.

FIG. 5 shows still another embodiment, in which a base 7a of a hollow-shaft cylindrical lever 7 is fitted to a support shaft 6, the lever 7 is fixed to one end of the base, and a shoe holding part 7b is fixed to the other end. has been done.

A brake shoe 9 is attached to the shoe holding portion.

Although the figure shows a reel with left and right handles and a right-hand lever, it may be replaced with a left-hand lever.

Alternatively, one end of the hollow shaft-like base 7a may be extended to provide shoe holding portions symmetrically to the left and right of the lever fixing position, so that one lever can be used interchangeably with the left and right handles.

Since the present invention is constructed as described above, even when a catch is caught on the fishing tackle and the fishing rod must be firmly gripped to interact with the catch, the spool can easily be properly braked, improving fishing performance. Can be done.

Furthermore, it is possible to provide a single-bearing type fishing reel that has excellent practical effects such as easy lever conversion for left and right handle reels.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a front view of a single-bearing type fishing reel, FIG. 2 is a side view of the same, FIG. 3 is a side view with the lever mounting position changed, and FIG. 5 are explanatory diagrams of other embodiments. 1...Spool, 2...Body, 3...
...Handle, 4...Side plate, 5...
・Leg plate, 5a... Bearing part, 5b... Through hole, 6, 16... Support shaft, 7, 15...
Lever, 7a, 15a...Base, 7b...
・Tsue holding part, 7c, 15b...Free end, 8
...screw, 9.18 ...brake shoe, 10 ...fishing rod, 11.19 ...spring, 14 ...fishing line, 17 ...Brake rod.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A spindle is provided at the appropriate location on the reel body, and a lever with a brake shoe attached to this spindle is supported on the spindle so that the protruding direction of the free end can be changed to a symmetrical position in the front and back according to the convenience of left and right use.
A single-bearing reel for fishing, in which the brake shoe is slidably connected to a part of the spool.