JP2000270717A - Lure - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a lure, which can be thrown a sufficient distance, quickly take up a desired posture while being pulled, and prevented from being caught by the sea bottom. SOLUTION: This lure comprises a lure body 2, 2' with a large lip 2a, the lure body 2, 2' containing movable guides 2e, 2f and 2g, each composed of a longitudinal cavity, to form water-tight spaces A and B. The spaces A and B contains respective heavy sinkers 7 and 8 which are metal balls of tungsten or the like, the former being heavier than the latter. At the front side of the longitudinal movable guide 2e, holding sections 2i and 2j are provided below and above the front side, respectively. The lip 2a is provided with a section 4 at which it is connected to the fishing line, and lure body 2, 2' is provided with sections 6 at which fishhooks 5 are attached at the body section (a) at almost the middle of the body 2, 2' and rear end of the body 2, 2'.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved luer in which a weight moves inside a lure main body.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art There is a lure which has a relatively large lip so as to dive deeply, which is called a crankbait. However, there is a drawback that a large lip for making the lure deeply throws a large air resistance when throwing a lure and cannot be cast far away. For this reason, for example, a configuration disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open Publication No. 6-38523 is known as a crankbait that can be cast a little far. In the configuration of this publication, a guide for rolling the balance weight from the front side to the rear side is provided so that a relatively large balance weight can move along the longitudinal direction in a luer body having a large lip. .

Therefore, even if a great balance weight can be obtained, the balance weight, which is the center of gravity, moves forward when the lure is pulled down, so that the head of the lure is lowered. Too much, or if pulled too fast, will break the balance, and since the center of gravity is ahead of the abdomen at the center of the lure body, the lure action centered on the front center of gravity tends to be too large. Usually, the fish bites toward the abdomen of the lure, but in such a configuration, since the abdomen of the lure is largely shaken, there is a possibility that the fish catch rate may decrease. Also, when the lip hits an obstacle, the balance weight is at the forefront and the center of gravity is at the front, so the lure cannot quickly return the flyer, that is, it is difficult for the lure to turn over, which may lead to rooting. Was.

[0004]

The problem to be solved is that a luer having a large lip cannot obtain a flight distance even when thrown, and a large balance weight is applied along the longitudinal direction so as to obtain a flight distance. Lures housed so that they can be moved
Then, if the balance weight, which is the center of gravity, moves to the forefront, the head may drop too much, the action will be too large, the rate of fish falling will decrease, and if the lip hits an obstacle, it may lead to rooting Is to increase.

In view of the above-mentioned drawbacks, the object of the present invention is to obtain a sufficient flight distance even with a luer having a large lip, and to quickly take a preferable posture when pulling the lure, thereby avoiding a sticking. To provide a lure that can be used.

[0006]

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a weight body, a weight guide for moving the weight, and a guide for moving the weight. The gist of the present invention is to provide a holding portion in which the weight body can move in a vertical direction in front of the portion. According to a second aspect of the present invention, a plurality of weights and a moving guide for the weights are provided inside the lure body, and the weights have a total weight of the weights disposed in front of the abdomen. The weight of the weight is larger than the total weight of the weights arranged behind the abdomen.

[0007]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS According to the first aspect of the present invention, a lower holding portion 2i and an upper holding portion 2j are formed in front of the moving guide portions 2e and 2k. When the warp yarn 3 is pulled, the weight body 7 is moved into the upper holding portion 2j in the initial stage where the lure is pulled, and the lure is quickly drawn.
It can give you a chance to dive in one. Further, when the depth reaches a certain depth, the weight body 7 moves into the lower holding portion 2i, and can shift to a preferable diving posture with the abdomen a as the center of gravity, so that the fish can easily bite. Even when the lip 2a hits the obstacle 9, the weight body 7 is moved into the upper holding portion 2j, so that the lure-1 is inverted and the flyer is easily returned,
Rooting can be avoided.

According to the present invention, the moving guide portion 2e is provided.
When the weights 7 and 8 move to the rear end and concentrate at the time of long throw, the flight distance is extended to maintain a favorable posture in the air. When the weight of the weight body 7 movable to the front side from the abdomen a is heavier than the weight of the weight body 8 movable to the back side of the abdomen a, when the lure-1 dive and takes a forward leaning posture, the weight The bodies 7, 8 are easy to move, and the weight body 7 is placed in the lower holding portion 2i, and the weight body 8 is placed in the movement guide portion 2.
Move to the front of g.

[0009]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below with reference to the illustrated embodiments. FIGS. 1 to 8 show a first embodiment, FIG. 1 is a side view of a luer, FIG. 2 is a plan view of a luer, and FIG. FIG. 4 is a side view of the inside of the lure in which the left and right sides of the lure body are separated, and FIG.
FIG. 5 is an inside side view of the lure in a state of being far cast in the direction of the arrow, FIG. 6 is an inside side view of the lure in a state where the dive dive has started, and FIG. 7 is an underwater swimming state. FIG. 8 is an inside side view of the lure hitting an obstacle.

Luer-1 is made of synthetic resin such as ABS, and has a large lip-like luer body 2 so that the inside becomes hollow.
2 'is formed by bonding with an adhesive, a bonding pin and a recess, and a pattern resembling a fish is drawn on the outer surface.
The lure-1 has large lips 2a, 2a integrally formed on the front side of the lure bodies 2, 2 ', respectively. Lips 2a, 2
An inclined surface 2b is formed at the tip end of a. Lip 2
The connecting portion 4 of the yarn 3 is attached to the lugs a and 2a, and the fastening portion 6 of the hook 5 is attached to the middle abdomen a and the rear end of the lures 2 and 2 '. One end of the coupling portion 4 and the fastening portion 6 is inserted into a pin 2c of the luer main body 2 and a concave portion 2d around the pin 2c, and the pin 2c is inserted into a concave portion (not shown) of the luer main body 2 '. In the figure, the attachment pin 2c of the joining portion 4 and the fastening portion 6 and the bonding pin are also used, but they may be provided separately.

In the luer body 2 and the luer body 2 ', moving guides 2e, 2f, 2
g is formed, and the space portions A and B are configured to be watertight.
Weights 7 and 8 of steel balls made of a heavy material such as tungsten are inserted into the spaces A and B. The weight of the weight 7 is formed heavier than the weight of the weight 8. Movement guides 2f and 2
g is vertically divided by low-height ribs 2h and 2h to form a space B between the moving guides 2f and 2g, and the weight body 8 can enter and exit the upper and lower moving guides 2f and 2g. A holding portion 2i is formed below the front side of the movement guide portion 2e in the longitudinal direction, and a holding portion 2j is formed above the front side. The lower holding portion 2i on the front side of the movement guide portion 2e is arranged on the front side of the pin 2c of the abdomen a, and the front sides of the movement guide portions 2f and 2g are arranged on the rear side of the pin 2c of the abdomen a.

When the lure 1 is thrown far, the weight 7 is moved to the rear end side in the movement guide portion 2e as shown in FIG. You. The weight body 8 is moved to the rear end side in the movement guide portion 2g. When the lure -1 is thrown far and landed and the yarn 3 is pulled, the weight body 7 moves to the holding portion 2i by reaction, and the large lip 2a side receives water resistance and moves downward, so that the weight body is moved. The weights 7 and 8 move quickly, and as shown in FIG. 6, the weight body 7 is moved forward in the movement guide 2e and inserted into the holding section 2j. The weight body 8 is moved forward in the movement guide portion 2f or 2g. In this state, it is possible to give a trigger for the lure body to quickly dive.

When the lure-1 descends deeply and reaches a certain depth and the angle of the warp yarn 3 becomes obtuse, the weight 7 is moved to the holding portion 2j.
7, the weight body 8 moves to the front side of the movement guide 2g, as shown in FIG. 7, and the center of gravity is concentrated on the abdomen a of the lure-1, so that it can take an appropriate posture. Center of gravity is abdomen a
When the player concentrates on the lure, the lure-1 will swim in a near-horizontal posture with the head slightly lowered without over-action, and will attract fish. Lip 2a is an obstacle 9
When the hitting occurs, the hitting reaction or the force of the lip 2a trying to get over the obstacle is generated, the weight body 7 moves from the holding section 2i to the holding section 2j again, and the weight body 8 moves from the front side of the movement guide section 2g. Since it moves to the front side of the movement guide portion 2f and quickly assumes the forward inclined posture, it is easy to make one rotation, and it is possible to quickly turn forward and return the flyer, so that the obstacle 9 is easily dodged.
Further, if an inclined surface 2b is provided at the tip of the lip 2a,
The flyer can be returned more quickly when it hits the obstacle 9.

When the luer is constructed as described above, the lower holding portion 2i and the upper holding portion 2 are provided in front of the moving guide portion 2e.
Since the j is formed, when the ball is thrown far and landed and the road thread 3 is pulled, the weight body 7 is moved into the upper holding portion 2j to prompt the lure-1 to dive. Can be given. Further, when the depth reaches a certain depth, the weight body 7 moves into the lower holding portion 2i, and can shift to a preferable diving posture with the abdomen a as the center of gravity, so that the fish can easily bite. Even if the lip 2a hits the obstacle 9, the weight body 7 is moved into the upper holding portion 2j, so that the lure -1 is easily turned forward to return the spatula, so that it is possible to avoid standing. .

A moving guide 2e and moving guides 2f and 2g are provided to maintain a favorable posture in the air if the weights 7 and 8 move to the rear end and the center of gravity is concentrated during long throw. , The flight distance increases. When the weight of the weight body 7 that can move to the front side from the abdomen a is heavier than the weight of the weight body 8 that can move to the back side from the abdomen a, when the lure-1 dive and takes a forward leaning posture,
The weights 7 and 8 are easy to move, and the weight 7 is located on the lower holding portion 2.
It is preferable that the weight body 8 can move to the front side of the movement guide portion 2g and quickly take a forward leaning posture in i.

In the above description, the moving guides of the weight body 8, which can be moved rearward from the abdomen a, are divided into two moving guides 2f, 2g.
However, it may be constituted by one moving guide. In the above description, the holding portion formed of the concave portion is not provided on the front side of the movement guide portions 2f and 2g, but may be provided.

FIGS. 9 to 11 show a second embodiment. FIG. 9 is a side view showing the inside of a lure in a state where the lure is thrown away in the direction of an arrow separating the left and right sides of the lure main body. FIG. FIG. 11 is an inside side view of the lure in a state of swimming underwater.

In the second embodiment, a lower holding portion 2i and an upper holding portion 2j are formed on the front side of the abdomen a in front of the movement guide portion 2k, and a holding portion 2m is formed on the rear side of the abdomen a. . Weights 7, 10 are inserted into the movement guide 2k. Other configurations are substantially the same as those of the first embodiment.

In the second embodiment, when the lure-1 is cast far away,
When the lure-1 is suspended by the warp yarn 3, the weights 7, 10 are moved to the rear end side in the movement guide 2k as shown in FIG. When Lua-1 lands on long throw and the line 3 is pulled,
Since the large lip 2a side moves downward due to the resistance of the water, the weight bodies 7, 10 move quickly, and the weight body 10 is moved forward in the movement guide portion 2k and held as shown in FIG. Inserted into the part 2m. The weight body 7 is moved forward in the movement guide section 2k and inserted into the holding section 2j. In this state, it is possible to give an opportunity to dive quickly. Lua-1 descends deeply and reaches a certain depth, so
Becomes an obtuse angle, the weight 7 moves from the holding portion 2j to the holding portion 2i as shown in FIG.
m, the center of gravity is concentrated on the abdomen a of the lure-1, and a proper posture can be taken.

[0020]

The present invention is embodied in the form described above and has the following effects.

According to the first aspect, the lower holding portion and the upper holding portion are formed on the front side of the moving guide portion.
When the ball is thrown far and landed and the string is pulled, the weight body is moved into the upper holding portion, and the lure can be inspired promptly. Also, when the depth reaches a certain depth, the weight body moves into the lower holding part, and can shift to a preferable diving posture with the abdomen as the center of gravity, so that the fish can easily bite. Even if the lip hits an obstacle, the weight body is moved into the upper holding portion, so that the lure is easily inverted and the flyer is easily returned, so that it is possible to avoid standing.

According to the second aspect, a plurality of moving guides are provided, and when a plurality of weights move to the rear end and concentrate at the time of long throw, a preferable posture is maintained in the air. extend. If the weight of the weight body that can move to the front side from the abdomen is heavier than the weight of the weight body that can move to the back side of the abdomen, the weight body is easy to move when the lure dive and takes a forward leaning posture. ,
The weight body movable to the front side of the abdomen is located in the lower holding part, and the weight body movable to the rear side of the abdomen moves to the front side of the movement guide part. .

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side view of a luer in a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of the luer.

FIG. 3 is an inside side view of the lure in which the left and right sides of the lure main body are separated.

FIG. 4 is an enlarged cross-sectional rear view taken along the line F4-F4 of FIG. 1;

FIG. 5 is an inside side view of the lure in a state of being far cast in the direction of the arrow.

FIG. 6 is an inside side view of the lure in a state where the dive start is performed.

FIG. 7 is an inside side view of the lure in the underwater swimming state.

FIG. 8 is an inner side view of the lure hitting the obstacle.

FIG. 9 is a side view of the inside of the lure in the second embodiment in a state where the left and right sides of the lure main body are separated from each other in a direction of an arrow separated.

FIG. 10 is an inside side view of the lure in a state where the dive dive is started.

FIG. 11 is an inner side view of the lure in the underwater swimming state.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Luer 2, 2 'Luer body 2e, 2f, 2g, 2k Moving guide 2i, 2j Holding 7, 8, 10 Weight a abdomen

Claims (2)

[Claims] A weight body and a moving guide for the weight body are provided inside the luer main body, and a holding section is provided in a vertical direction in front of the moving guide section so that the weight body can move. Characterized lure. 2. A plurality of weights and a moving guide for the weights are provided inside the lure main body, and the weights are arranged such that the total weight of the weights disposed in front of the abdomen is rearward in the abdomen. A lure characterized by being larger than the total weight of the arranged weight bodies.