Tower-shaped combined hook

Abstract

Disclosed is a tower-shaped combined hook. The tower-shaped combined hook is provided with a thin waist tower body which is formed by docking and fixing of two hoppers in a reversed mode. One set of fish hooks which are distributed in a circular ring shape is stood on the outer side of the middle portion of each hopper body. Hook back of each fish hook faces outwards, and hood tip of each fish hook faces inwards. The fish hooks are fixedly connected with the hopper bodies through hard brain wires. The tower-shaped combined hook is used when the bottom of a sea rod is hooked on a sea rod bottom hook, and therefore the fish bait can be prevented from sticking in sludge. A hook wire can not be hooked by free stones easily, the tower-shaped combined hook is free from troubles of small fishes, and the fish bait can not be washed away by water flow.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of fishing tools, in particular to a tower-shaped group hook. Background technique

[0002] There are generally two types of group hooks used for sea pole bottom fishing: one is a bomb hook, and the other is a single or double hook. These two kinds of hooks have three common defects: one is that it is not suitable for fishing in waters at the bottom of mud and rocks; the other is that small fish may eat the hooks;

[0003] When fishing in muddy bottom waters, the above two hook groups may be trapped in the mud with the hook and bait, so that the fish cannot find the bait hook.

[0004] When fishing in rocky bottom waters, when the bait falls off or is eaten up by small fish, the above two hooks may hang on the rocks or be caught in the crevices of the rocks.

[0005] For sea pole fishing, the hook group is generally tens of meters away from the shore. If there are many small fish in the fishing ...

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