Fishing rod set

Abstract

The present invention provides a fishing tackle. The fishing tackle (2) of the present invention has a main body (4), a hook (6) and a bait holding member (8), wherein the hook is connected to the main body (4) and used for mounting a bait (42); the bait holding member has a first arm (26), a bait piercing part (28), a second arm (30), a first elastic connecting part (44) and a second elastic connecting part (46), and is connected to the main body (4) in a manner preventing the bait (42) from falling off the hook (6), wherein the bait piercing part pierces the bait (42), the second arm is arranged between the first arm (26) and the bait piercing part (28), the first elastic connecting part connects the first arm (26) and the second arm (30) together in a manner that they can swing relative to each other, and the second elastic connecting part connects the second arm (30) and the bait piercing part (28) together in a manner that they can swing relative to each other. Accordingly, the fishing tackle is easy to mount the bait and the bait is not easy to fall off.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD

[0001] The present application relates to a terminal tackle for fishing. BACKGROUND

[0002] When fishing for a bonito or a swordfish, a terminal tackle for fishing (also referred to as a hook terminal) having a sinker, a hook, and a bait holding member is used. The hook terminal is attached to the tip end of a main line extending from a fishing rod. A shrimp or a small fish is mounted on the hook as a bait. The bait holding member is fixed to the sinker or the hook. In a typical hook terminal, the bait is prevented from falling off the hook by having the tip end of the bait holding member pierce the bait. The angler sinks the hook terminal into the water. A fish bites the bait. The angler pulls the main line, and the hook of the hook terminal pierces the fish, so that the fish is hooked. Research on the hook terminal is reported in Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2019-118313 and Japanese Patent Application Publication No. H11-299394.

[0003] [Related Art Documents]

[0004] [Patent Documents]

[0005] Patent Document 1: Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2019-118313

[0006] Patent Document 2: Japanese Patent Application Publication No. H11-299394 SUMMARY

[0007] [Problems to be Solved by the Invention]

[0008] When the depth at which the bait holding member pierces the bait is shallow, a situation in which the bait is not sufficiently prevented from falling off can occur. If the bait holding member is set to pierce the bait at a deep depth, the bait holding member becomes an obstacle, so that it is difficult to mount the bait on the hook. A hook terminal in which the bait is easily mounted and the bait is not easily fallen off is sought.

[0009] An object of the present application is to provide a terminal tackle for fishing in which a bait is easily mounted and the bait is not easily fallen off.

[0010] [Solution to Problem]

[0011] The fishing set for fishing has a main body, a hook and a bait holding member, wherein the hook is connected to the main body and is used for installing a bait; the bait holding member has a first arm, a bait piercing part, a second arm, a first elastic connecting part and a second elastic connecting part, and is connected to the main body in a manner of preventing the bait from falling off the hook, wherein the bait piercing part pierces the bait, the second arm is arranged between the first arm and the bait piercing part, the first elastic connecting part connects the first arm and the second arm in a manner of being able to swing relative to each other, and the second elastic connecting part connects the second arm and the bait piercing part in a manner of being able to swing relative to each other.

[0012] Preferably, the hook extends along a first length direction, the bait piercing part extends along a second length direction, and the hook and the bait piercing part cross each other when viewed from a direction orthogonal to both the first length direction and the second length direction.

[0013] Preferably, the first elastic connecting part is a first coil spring.

[0014] Preferably, an axis of the first coil spring extends along a direction orthogonal to both a direction in which the first arm extends and a direction in which the second arm extends.

[0015] Preferably, an action of the second arm relative to the first arm is swinging around an axis of the first coil spring.

[0016] Preferably, the second elastic connecting part is a second coil spring.

[0017] Preferably, an axis of the second coil spring extends along a direction orthogonal to both a direction in which the bait piercing part extends and a direction in which the second arm extends.

[0018] Preferably, an action of the bait piercing part relative to the second arm is swinging around an axis of the second coil spring.

[0019] Preferably, the bait piercing part has a bent part bent toward the main body.

[0020] [Effects of the Invention]

[0021] In the fishing tackle according to the present application, the bait holding member has a first elastic connection portion and a second elastic connection portion, wherein the first elastic connection portion connects the first arm portion and the second arm portion in a manner that they can swing relative to each other, and the second elastic connection portion connects the second arm portion and the bait piercing portion in a manner that they can swing relative to each other. The bait holding member can be deformed greatly with a small force by the first elastic connection portion and the second elastic connection portion. Even if the bait piercing portion is provided at a position where the bait is pierced deeply, the bait holding member can be deformed with a small force in a manner that the bait piercing portion is away from the hook when the bait is mounted. According to the present application, the fishing tackle in which the bait is easily mounted and the bait is not easily detached is achieved. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

[0022] Figure 1 is a side view showing the fishing tackle according to an embodiment of the present application.

[0023] Figure 2 (a) of FIG. 1 is Figure 1 a perspective view of the fishing tackle of FIG. 1, Figure 2 (b) of FIG. 1 is Figure 1 a plan view of the fishing tackle of FIG. 1.

[0024] Figure 3 (a) of FIG. 1 is Figure 1 a plan view of the bait holding member of the fishing tackle of FIG. 1, Figure 3 (b) of FIG. 1 is a side view of the bait holding member.

[0025] Figure 4 is a side view showing a state after the bait holding member of FIG. 1 is opened. Figure 1

[0026] is a side view showing a state in which the bait is mounted on the fishing tackle of FIG. 1. Figure 5 Figure 1 is a plan view showing the bait holding member of the fishing tackle according to another embodiment of the present application.

[0027] Figure 6 is a side view showing the fishing tackle according to still another embodiment of the present application.

[0028] Figure 7 is a side view showing the fishing tackle according to still another embodiment of the present application.

[0029] [EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE NUMERALS]

[0030] ​2, 50, 60: fishing set; 4, 62: main body portion; 6, 64: hook; 8, 52, 66: bait holding member; 10, 68: leader ring; 12, 70: holding hook; 14, 72: subline; 16: main line; 18, 84: handle portion; 20: bent portion; 22: tip portion; 24: barb; 26, 74: first arm portion; 28, 58, 76: bait piercing portion; 30, 78: second arm portion; 32, 56, 80: first coil spring; 34, 54, 82: second coil spring; 36: clamping portion; 38: end portion; 40: bent portion; 42: bait; 44: first elastic connection portion; 46: second elastic connection portion. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0031] Hereinafter, the present application will be described in detail with reference to the preferred embodiments, suitably referring to the accompanying drawings.

[0032] Figure 1 is a side view showing a fishing set 2 according to an embodiment of the present application. Figure 2 (a) of Figure 1 is a perspective view of the fishing set 2 of Figure 2 (b) is a plan view of the fishing set 2. In Figure 1 and Figure 2 , the direction indicated by an arrow X is the front of the fishing set 2, and the opposite direction is the rear. The direction indicated by an arrow Y is the right of the fishing set 2, and the opposite direction is the left. The direction indicated by an arrow Z is the upper of the fishing set 2, and the opposite direction is the lower. The fishing set 2 has a main body portion 4, a hook 6, a bait holding member 8, a leader ring 10, a holding hook 12, and a subline 14. In Figure 1 , a main line 16 connected to a fishing rod is also shown. In Figure 2 (a) and Figure 2 (b), the holding hook 12 and the subline 14 are omitted. The fishing set 2 is also called a sky hook set. The fishing set 2 is mainly used for fishing for sea bream. The fishing set 2 can also be used for fishing for other fish.

[0033] The main body portion 4 is formed of a material having a specific gravity larger than that of water. The main body portion 4 functions as a sinker of the fishing set 2. As typical materials for the main body portion 4, lead, lead alloy, tungsten, and tungsten alloy are exemplified.

[0034] The fishing hook 6 is formed by bending a metal wire. The fishing hook 6 has a shank 18, a bent portion 20, a tip 22, and a barb 24. The end of the shank 18 is embedded in the body portion 4. Through this embedding, the fishing hook 6 is fixed to the body portion 4. The shank 18 is substantially straight. In this specification, the "direction of extension of the fishing hook 6" is defined as the direction in which the shank 18 extends. The direction in which the fishing hook 6 extends is referred to as the first length direction. Figure 2 In (a) of the diagram, the direction indicated by arrow A is the first length direction. Figure 2 In example (a), the first length direction A is aligned with the front-to-back direction. The curved portion 20 extends generally in the vertical direction. The curved portion 20 may also extend vertically while bending horizontally. The tip portion 22 extends from the front to the rear. The barb 24 is located at the tip portion 22. Typical materials for the fishing hook 6 include carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum alloy.

[0035] The bait holding component 8 is formed by bending the metal line. Figure 3 (a) in the figure is a top view of the bait holding component 8. Figure 3 (b) in the figure shows a side view of the bait holding member 8. The bait holding member 8 has a first arm 26, a bait insertion part 28, a second arm 30, a first coil spring 32, and a second coil spring 34. Carbon steel and stainless steel are typical materials for the bait holding member 8.

[0036] The first arm 26 forms one end of the bait holding component 8. For example... Figure 2 As shown in (a), the first arm 26 extends along the handle 18. That is, the first arm 26 extends along the first length direction A. Figure 3 As shown in (b) above, in this embodiment, the first arm 26 has a structure that folds the metal wire back. Through this folding, a pair of clamping portions 36 and an end portion 38 are formed on the first arm 26. Figure 2 As shown in (a), the shank 18 of the fishing hook 6 is held by the clamping part 36. The clamping part 36 is embedded in the main body 4 while holding the shank 18. Through this embedding, the bait holding member 8 is fixed to the main body 4. In this embodiment, the end portion 38 protrudes from the main body 4. In this embodiment, the end portion 38 forms a guide loop 10.

[0037] The bait insertion part 28 forms part of the other end of the bait holding component 8. One end of the bait insertion part 28 is connected to the second coil spring 34. Figure 2 (a) and Figure 3As shown in (b), the bait insertion portion 28 has a curved portion 40 that bends towards the main body portion 4. In this specification, the direction connecting the two ends of the bait insertion portion 28 is referred to as the "direction of extension of the bait insertion portion 28". In this specification, the direction of extension of the bait insertion portion 28 is referred to as the second length direction. Figure 2 In (a) of the diagram, the direction indicated by arrow B is the second length direction. Figure 2 In example (a), the second length direction is approximately up and down.

[0038] exist Figure 2 In (a), the direction indicated by arrow C is perpendicular to both the first length direction A and the second length direction B. Figure 2 In example (a), direction C is approximately left-right. That is, Figure 1 This is a diagram showing the fishing rig 2 as viewed from direction C. In this fishing rig 2, when viewed from direction C, the bait insertion part 28 intersects with the hook 6. In other words, when viewed from the side, the bait insertion part 28 intersects with the hook 6.

[0039] The second arm 30 is positioned between the first arm 26 and the bait insertion portion 28. The second arm 30 moves away from the hook 6 as it approaches the bait insertion portion 28 from the side of the first arm 26. Figure 1 (Slanted below)

[0040] The first coil spring 32 connects the first arm 26 and the second arm 30 together. Figure 2 and Figure 3 In the diagram, the dashed line O1 represents the axis of the first coil spring 32. Figure 2 In (a) of the diagram, the symbol D indicates the direction in which the second arm 30 extends. Although not illustrated, when the direction orthogonal to both the direction of extension of the first arm 26 (first length direction A) and the direction of extension of the second arm 30 D is defined as direction E, the angle between the axis O1 and direction E is 30° or less, further 20° or less, or 10° or less. In this specification, when the angle between the axis O1 and direction E is 30° or less, it is referred to as "the direction in which the axis O1 extends is orthogonal to both the direction of extension of the first arm 26 and the direction of extension of the second arm 30". In this embodiment, the direction in which the axis O1 extends is orthogonal to both the direction of extension of the first arm 26 and the direction of extension of the second arm 30.

[0041] The second coil spring 34 connects the second arm 30 and the bait insertion part 28 together. Figure 2 and Figure 3In (b) of the diagram, the dashed line O2 represents the axis of the second coil spring 34. Although not shown, when the direction orthogonal to both the direction D extending from the second arm 30 and the direction extending from the bait insertion portion 28 (the second length direction B) is defined as direction F, the angle between axis O2 and direction F is 30° or less, further 20° or less, or 10° or less. In this specification, when the angle between axis O2 and direction F is 30° or less, it is referred to as "the direction in which axis O2 extends is orthogonal to both the direction in which the bait insertion portion 28 extends and the direction in which the second arm 30 extends". In this embodiment, the direction in which axis O2 extends is orthogonal to both the direction in which the bait insertion portion 28 extends and the direction in which the second arm 30 extends. In this embodiment, axis O2 extends in the same direction as axis O1.

[0042] exist Figure 4 The image shows the fishing rig 2 with the bait holding component 8 in the open position. Figure 1 In the process, when the angler applies force towards the direction of opening the bait holding component 8, the second coil spring 34 deforms, and the bait insertion part 28 swings relative to the second arm 30 about axis O2. Simultaneously, the first coil spring 32 deforms, and the second arm 30 swings relative to the first arm 26 about axis O1. Accordingly, as... Figure 4 As shown, the bait holding part 8 is in an open state relative to the hook 6.

[0043] exist Figure 4 When no force is applied to the bait holding member 8, the first coil spring 32 no longer deforms, and the second arm 30 returns to its original position relative to the first arm 26. Simultaneously, the second coil spring 34 no longer deforms, and the bait insertion part 28 returns to its original position relative to the second arm 30. The bait holding member 8 returns to its original position. Figure 1 The state shown. The first coil spring 32 and the second coil spring 34 are elastic. The first coil spring 32 connects the first arm 26 and the second arm 30 in a relatively swingable manner, thereby forming the first elastic connection part 44. The second coil spring 34 connects the second arm 30 and the bait insertion part 28 in a relatively swingable manner, thereby forming the second elastic connection part 46.

[0044] exist Figure 2 In (b), the single-dot line c0 represents the center line of the hook 6, the single-dot line c1 represents the center line of the first arm 26, and the single-dot line c2 represents the center line of the bait insertion part 28. As mentioned above, the first arm 26 holds the shank 18 of the hook 6. Therefore, as Figure 2As shown in (b) above, the first arm 26 and the shank 18 overlap when viewed from above. The centerline c1 of the first arm 26 substantially coincides with the centerline c0 of the hook 6. The bait insertion part 28 is connected to the first arm 26 via the first coil spring 32, the second arm 30, and the second coil spring 34. Figure 2 As shown in (b), because the first coil spring 32 and the second coil spring 34 have widths in the left-right direction, the center line c2 of the bait insertion portion 28 does not coincide with the center line c0 of the hook 6. When viewed from above, there is an offset between the center line c0 of the hook 6 and the center line c2 of the bait insertion portion 28.

[0045] The guide ring 10 protrudes from the main body 4. For example... Figure 1 As shown, the main line 16 passes through the guide loop 10. By passing the main line 16 through the guide loop 10, the fishing rig 2 is connected to the fishing rod. As described above, in this embodiment, the guide loop 10 is formed by the end 38 of the bait retainer 8. The guide loop 10 can also be formed by bending a metal line different from the bait retainer 8. By embedding both ends of this metal line into the main body 4, the guide loop 10 is fixed to the main body 4. Typical materials for the metal line include carbon steel and stainless steel.

[0046] The retaining hook 12 is formed by bending a metal wire. Typical materials for the retaining hook 12 include carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum alloy.

[0047] One end of the leader line 14 is tied to the retaining hook 12. The other end of the leader line 14 is tied to the first coil spring 32. The leader line 14 connects the retaining hook 12 and the bait retaining component 8 together. Alternatively, the leader line 14 can connect the retaining hook 12 and the main body 4 by connecting the other end of the leader line 14 to the main body 4.

[0048] Figure 5 This indicates that bait 42 is mounted on fishing rig 2. In this example, bait 42 is a shrimp. Figure 5 As shown, the bait 42 is attached to the hook 6 by inserting the hook 6 into it. When the bait 42 is attached to the hook 6, the bait insertion part 28 of the bait holding member 8 inserts into the bait 42. By inserting the bait insertion part 28 into the bait 42, the bait holding member 8 prevents the bait 42 from falling off the hook 6. The tip of the retaining hook 12 is inserted into the bait 42. The retaining hook 12 prevents the bait 42 from falling off the fishing rig 2. Furthermore, the retaining hook 12 penetrates the fish when it bites the bait 42.

[0049] The typical steps for attaching bait 42 to the fishing rig 2 are as follows.

[0050] (i) The angler grasps the bait piercing portion 28 of the bait holding member 8 and applies a force in a direction to open the hook 6. Accordingly, the second coil spring 34 and the first coil spring 32 are deformed. The bait piercing portion 28 swings about the axis O2 of the second coil spring 34 with respect to the second arm portion 30. The second arm portion 30 swings about the axis Ol of the first coil spring 32 with respect to the first arm portion 26. The bait holding member 8 becomes in a state to open with respect to the hook 6. The bait holding member 8 becomes in a state as shown in FIG. 2. Figure 4

[0051] (ii) The angler mounts the bait 42 on the hook 6. In the example shown in FIG. 1, the hook 6 is inserted from the tail side of the shrimp. Figure 5

[0052] (iii) The angler releases the bait holding member 8 from the hand. The bait holding member 8 returns to a shape as shown in FIG. 1. As shown in FIG. 1, the bait piercing portion 28 pierces the bait 42. Figure 1 Figure 5

[0053] (iv) The angler inserts the tip end of the holding hook 12 into the bait 42.

[0054] Hereinafter, the effects of the present application will be described.

[0055] The bait holding member 8 has a first elastic connection portion 44 and a second elastic connection portion 46, wherein the first elastic connection portion 44 connects the first arm portion 26 and the second arm portion 30 in a manner to swing relatively; the second elastic connection portion 46 connects the second arm portion 30 and the bait piercing portion 28 in a manner to swing relatively. By the first elastic connection portion 44 and the second elastic connection portion 46, the bait holding member 8 can be deformed largely with a small force. Even if the bait piercing portion 28 is provided at a position to pierce the bait 42 deeply, the bait holding member 8 can be deformed in a manner to move the bait piercing portion 28 away from the hook 6 with a small force at the time of mounting the bait 42. According to the present application, the fishing hook set 2 is achieved in which the bait 42 is easy to mount and the bait 42 is not easy to fall off.

[0056] In this embodiment, the bait piercing portion 28 crosses the hook 6 when viewed from a direction perpendicular to both the first length direction A and the second length direction B. By providing the bait piercing portion 28 to cross the hook 6, the bait piercing portion 28 can be made to pierce the bait 42 mounted on the hook 6 deeply. The bait holding member 8 effectively prevents the bait 42 from falling off the hook 6. In the fishing hook set 2, the bait 42 is effectively prevented from falling off.

[0057] ​​​​In this embodiment, the first elastic connecting portion 44 is a first coil spring 32. By providing the first elastic connecting portion 44 as the first coil spring 32, higher elasticity of the first elastic connecting portion 44 can be achieved. The bait holding member 8 is easily deformed by application of a force, and returns to the original shape by stopping the application of the force. By the first coil spring 32, the fishing hook set 2 in which the bait 42 is easily attached and the bait 42 is not easily detached is achieved.

[0058] In this embodiment, the second elastic connecting portion 46 is a second coil spring 34. By providing the second elastic connecting portion 46 as the second coil spring 34, higher elasticity of the second elastic connecting portion 46 can be achieved. The bait holding member 8 is easily deformed by application of a force, and returns to the original shape by stopping the application of the force. By the second coil spring 34, the fishing hook set 2 in which the bait 42 is easily attached and the bait 42 is not easily detached is achieved.

[0059] In this embodiment, the direction in which the axis O1 of the first coil spring 32 extends is orthogonal to the direction in which the first arm portion 26 extends (the first length direction A) and the direction in which the second arm portion 30 extends D. The action of the second arm portion 30 with respect to the first arm portion 26 is oscillation about the axis O1. In this way, the second arm portion 30 can be greatly moved with respect to the first arm portion 26 with a small force. The bait holding member 8 is easily deformed by application of a force. When the bait 42 is attached, the bait holding member 8 can be greatly deformed with a small force in a manner in which the bait piercing portion 28 is moved away from the fishing hook 6.

[0060] In this embodiment, the direction in which the axis O2 of the second coil spring 34 extends is orthogonal to the direction in which the second arm portion 30 extends D and the direction in which the bait piercing portion 28 extends (the second length direction B). The action of the bait piercing portion 28 with respect to the second arm portion 30 is oscillation about the axis O2. In this way, the bait piercing portion 28 can be greatly moved with respect to the second arm portion 30 with a small force. The bait holding member 8 is easily deformed by application of a force. When the bait 42 is attached, the bait holding member 8 can be greatly deformed with a small force in a manner in which the bait piercing portion 28 is moved away from the fishing hook 6.

[0061] In this embodiment, the bait piercing portion 28 has a bent portion 40 that is bent in the direction of the main body portion 4. By the bent portion 40, the action of the bait 42 in the direction opposite to the main body portion 4 (the direction in which the bait 42 is detached from the fishing hook 6) is prevented. In the fishing hook set 2, detachment of the bait 42 is effectively prevented.

[0062] As Figure 2In the embodiment shown in (b) in FIG. 6, the center line cl of the first arm portion 26 substantially coincides with the center line co of the hook 6. The bait holding member 8 and the hook 6 can be easily fixed to the main body portion 4 as a unit. The fishing rig 2 can be easily manufactured. On the other hand, since the first coil spring 32 and the second coil spring 34 have widths in the left-right direction, the center line c2 of the bait piercing portion 28 does not coincide with the center line co of the hook 6. There is a shift between the center line c2 of the bait piercing portion 28 and the center line co of the hook 6. This makes it easy to mount the bait 42 to the hook 6. Thus, the fishing rig 2 in which the bait 42 is easily mounted is realized.

[0063] Figure 6 is a plan view showing a bait holding member 52 of a fishing rig 50 according to another embodiment of the present application. In the bait holding member 52, an axis line 02 of a second coil spring 54 is inclined with respect to an axis line 01 of a first coil spring 56. By the inclination, the interval between the bait piercing portion 58 and the hook (the minimum distance between the bait piercing portion 58 and the hook) can be adjusted. In Figure 6 the embodiment of (a), the axis line 02 of the second coil spring 54 is inclined in such a manner that the interval between the bait piercing portion 58 and the hook becomes smaller. Accordingly, the bait is effectively prevented from falling off the hook.

[0064] Figure 7 is a side view showing a fishing rig 60 according to still another embodiment of the present application. The fishing rig 60 has a main body portion 62, a hook 64, a bait holding member 66, a leader ring 68, a holding hook 70, and a tippet 72. The bait holding member 66 has a first arm portion 74, a bait piercing portion 76, a second arm portion 78, a first coil spring 80, and a second coil spring 82. In the fishing rig 60, the shape of the first arm portion 74 is different from Figure 1 the shape of the first arm portion 26 of the fishing rig 2 of (a).

[0065] The first arm portion 74 constitutes a part of one end of the bait holding member 66. The first arm portion 74 extends along a shank portion 84 of the hook 64. As shown in Figure 7 In this embodiment, the first arm portion 74 is in a straight line shape. The first arm portion 74 extends from the first coil spring 80 to a direction opposite to the main body portion 62. The first arm portion 74 is not buried in the main body portion 62. The first arm portion 74 is fixed to the shank portion 84. The first arm portion 74 is fixed to the main body portion 62 through the shank portion 84. The bait holding member 66 is fixed to the main body portion 62 through the hook 64.

[0066] In this embodiment, the first arm portion 74 is fixed to the shank portion 84. The first arm portion 74 is not embedded in the main body portion 62. In the fishing hook set 60, after the hook 64 is fixed to the main body portion 62, the bait holding member 66 can be installed. Accordingly, the fishing hook set 60 in which the bait holding member 66 is changed according to the use can be easily manufactured.

[0067] In the above-described embodiment, the first elastic connecting portion is a coil spring. The first elastic connecting portion can not be a coil spring. As long as the first elastic connecting portion is an elastic connecting portion having higher elasticity than the first arm portion and the second arm portion and capable of oscillating the second arm portion with respect to the first arm portion, it is acceptable. For example, the first elastic connecting portion can be a wire made of a metal having higher elasticity than the first arm portion and the second arm portion. The first elastic connecting portion can be a leaf spring.

[0068] In the above-described embodiment, the second elastic connecting portion is a coil spring. The second elastic connecting portion can not be a coil spring. As long as the second elastic connecting portion is an elastic connecting portion having higher elasticity than the second arm portion and the bait piercing portion and capable of oscillating the bait piercing portion with respect to the second arm portion, it is acceptable. For example, the second elastic connecting portion can be a wire made of a metal having higher elasticity than the second arm portion and the bait piercing portion. The second elastic connecting portion can be a leaf spring.

[0069] In the above-described embodiment, the bait holding member has two elastic connecting portions. The bait holding member can have three or more elastic connecting portions. For example, the second arm portion can be configured of a straight line portion extending from one end, a straight line portion extending from the other end, and a third elastic connecting portion connecting the two straight line portions together.

[0070] The above-described embodiment of the sea bass hook set has been described as an example of the fishing hook set according to the present application. Although not described herein, the present application can be applied to fishing hook sets for fish and shellfish other than sea bass.

[0071] As described above, the fishing hook set according to the present application is easy to install a bait and the bait is not easily detached. Therefore, the advantages of the present application are obvious.

[0072] [Industrial applicability]

[0073] The fishing hook set according to the present application is suitable for fishing in various places such as lakes, ponds, dams, rivers, and seas.

Claims

1. A fishing rig, characterized in that, It has a main body, a hook, and a bait holding component, wherein, The fishing hook is attached to the main body and is used to attach the fishing bait; The bait holding component has a first arm, a bait insertion portion, a second arm, a first elastic connecting portion, and a second elastic connecting portion, and is connected to the main body in a manner that prevents the bait from falling off the hook. The bait insertion portion inserts the bait; the second arm is disposed between the first arm and the bait insertion portion; the first elastic connecting portion connects the first arm and the second arm in a relatively swingable manner; the second elastic connecting portion connects the second arm and the bait insertion portion in a relatively swingable manner. The fishing hook has a shank, the end of which is embedded in the body. The first arm extends along the handle.

2. The fishing rig according to claim 1, characterized in that, The fishing hook extends along a first length direction, and the bait insertion portion extends along a second length direction. When viewed from a direction orthogonal to both the first and second length directions, the hook intersects with the bait insertion portion.

3. The fishing rig according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that, The first elastic connection part is the first coil spring.

4. The fishing rig according to claim 3, characterized in that, The axis of the first coil spring extends in a direction orthogonal to both the direction in which the first arm extends and the direction in which the second arm extends.

5. The fishing rig according to claim 3 or 4, characterized in that, The movement of the second arm relative to the first arm is a swinging motion about the axis of the first coil spring.

6. The fishing rig according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that, The second elastic connection is a second coil spring.

7. The fishing rig according to claim 6, characterized in that, The axis of the second coil spring extends in a direction orthogonal to both the direction of extension of the bait insertion portion and the direction of extension of the second arm portion.

8. The fishing rig according to claim 6 or 7, characterized in that, The movement of the bait insertion part relative to the second arm is an oscillation about the axis of the second coil spring.

9. The fishing rig according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that, The bait insertion part has a curved portion that bends toward the main body.

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