hanging bottom rescuer

Abstract

The embodiment of the present application provides a hooking bottom rescuer, which comprises a carrier, a cutting component and an elastic component. The elastic component and the cutting component can relatively move on the carrier, so that the cutting component can cut off the fishing line placed in the space. The embodiment of the present application prevents the problem that the fishing rod is pulled off when the fishing hook is hooked on the bottom.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This application relates to the field of fishing gear, and more particularly to a snag rescue device. Background Technology

[0002] As people place greater emphasis on leisure and wellness, more and more people are fishing, and fishing gear is becoming increasingly diverse. However, as fishing progresses, hooks often get snagged on the bottom of the pond, in crevices between rocks, in weeds, or on other debris. To retrieve the hook, line, float, and other parts of the fishing rod, one typically has to pull hard. In many cases, this results in the hook breaking, causing significant losses.

[0003] While some snag-and-line breakers exist, they typically work by inserting the device through the rod handle and sliding it down to the leader. A strong pull on the connecting rope then removes the hook, line, and float, leaving the hook in place. However, modern leader lines are very strong, and pulling with external force can damage the hook and line, and there's a risk of not being able to pull it out completely. With increasingly powerful fishing lines, such as Dyneema lines, a strong pull after a snag can damage both the hook and the float.

[0004] For example, Chinese utility model patent application number 201220509269.9 discloses an underwater hook removal and line breaker, which can use a strong pulling device to connect the rope and break the fishing line, thereby cutting the fishing line between the fishing hook and the float, and thus being able to pull back the fishing hook, part of the fishing line and the float. Summary of the Invention

[0005] This application provides a snag rescuer to prevent the fishing rod from breaking when the fishing hook gets snagged on the bottom.

[0006] This application provides a bottom-snagging rescue device, which includes:

[0007] The carrier defines a space for a fishing line to pass through;

[0008] A cutting component, the cutting component being mounted on the carrier; and

[0009] An elastic component, said elastic component being mounted on the carrier;

[0010] The elastic component and the cutting component are capable of relative movement with respect to the carrier, enabling the cutting component to cut the fishing line placed within the space.

[0011] In one optional embodiment of this application, the elastic member and the cutting member are drivenly connected, and the elastic member can drive the cutting member to move on the carrier, so that the cutting member can pass through at least a portion of the space during the movement;

[0012] The cutting component can cut the fishing line placed in the space during the movement of the carrier.

[0013] In one optional embodiment of this application, the carrier includes a first carrier portion and a second carrier portion connected together, and the space is disposed in the first carrier portion;

[0014] The first carrier portion has a wall forming the space, the wall including a first sub-wall adjacent to the second carrier portion and a second sub-wall connected to the first sub-wall, the first sub-wall being able to conform to the fishing line;

[0015] The elastic member can drive the cutting member to move between the first carrier portion and the second carrier portion, so that the cutting member can pass through at least a portion of the space during the movement.

[0016] In one optional embodiment of this application, one end of the elastic member is mounted on the second carrier portion, and the other end of the elastic member is fixedly connected to or integrally formed with the cutting member. The elastic member can drive the cutting member to move from the first carrier portion toward the second carrier portion, or the elastic member can drive the cutting member to move from the second carrier portion toward the first carrier portion; or

[0017] One end of the elastic component is installed on the first carrier portion, and the other end of the elastic component is fixedly connected to or integrally formed with the cutting component. The elastic component can drive the cutting component to move from one side of the first carrier portion toward the other side of the first carrier portion.

[0018] In one optional embodiment of this application, the snag rescuer further includes:

[0019] A limiting shaft, wherein the limiting shaft is mounted on the first carrier portion; and

[0020] A limiting component, wherein the limiting component is connected to the limiting shaft;

[0021] The limiting shaft and the limiting component are located on the side of the first carrier portion opposite to the elastic component;

[0022] The space includes a first space formed by the first wall and a second space formed by the second wall, and the limiting shaft is located between the first space and the second space;

[0023] The limiting component can rotate around the limiting axis, and the limiting component can pass through the space during the rotation process to limit the fishing line within the first space.

[0024] In one optional embodiment of this application, the snag rescuer further includes:

[0025] A first limiting ring is installed on the first carrier portion;

[0026] The second limiting ring is installed on the first carrier portion;

[0027] The drive rod is fixedly connected to or integrally formed with the cutting component, and the drive rod passes through the first limiting ring and the second limiting ring; and

[0028] A limiting structure is provided, wherein the limiting structure is connected to the driving rod, and a portion of the limiting structure is exposed outside the driving rod.

[0029] The elastic component is sleeved on the drive rod and is constrained between the first limiting ring and the second limiting ring. One end of the elastic component abuts against the first limiting ring, and the other end of the elastic component abuts against the limiting structure. The elastic component can extend or retract to drive the limiting structure, the drive rod, and the cutting component to move on the carrier.

[0030] In one optional embodiment of this application, the elastic component includes:

[0031] The mounting part is installed on the carrier;

[0032] The elastic part, integrally formed with the mounting part, has multiple elastic rings; and

[0033] The connecting part is integrally formed with the elastic part, and the connecting part and the cutting part are fixedly connected or integrally formed;

[0034] The bottom-hanging rescuer includes a positioning shaft mounted on the carrier, an elastic part sleeved on the positioning shaft, multiple elastic rings of the elastic part being able to extend or contract around the positioning shaft, and the elastic part being able to move axially on the positioning shaft to drive the connecting part and the cutting component to move on the carrier.

[0035] The bottom-snagging rescuer includes a limiting structure disposed on the carrier, the limiting structure being used to restrict the movement of the cutting component in a predetermined direction;

[0036] The space is also used for fishing rods to pass through;

[0037] The carrier has one or more grooves.

[0038] In one optional embodiment of this application, the carrier includes:

[0039] The main body has a mounting groove;

[0040] A spatial limiting structure includes a first limiting ring, a second limiting ring, and a connecting rod. The first limiting ring and the second limiting ring are connected to both ends of the connecting rod. Both the first limiting ring and the second limiting ring are mounted on the main body. The connecting rod is located above the mounting groove.

[0041] A rotating component is mounted on the main body via a rotating shaft, and one end of the rotating component is fixedly connected to or integrally formed with the cutting component.

[0042] The space is formed by the first limiting ring, the second limiting ring, the connecting rod, and the main body.

[0043] The elastic component is sleeved on the rotating shaft, and the elastic component is fixedly connected to the rotating component. The elastic component can drive the rotating component to rotate around the rotating shaft to drive the cutting component to move.

[0044] In one optional embodiment of this application, the cutting component is fixed to the surface of the carrier, and the cutting component covers part of the space. The cutting component is located at an opening position away from the space, and the cutting component covers the bottom of the groove of the space away from its opening.

[0045] The elastic member is used to cooperate with the fishing line, and the elastic member can generate elastic deformation to transfer the fishing line to the cutting member position, whereby the cutting member cuts the fishing line.

[0046] In one optional embodiment of this application, one end of the elastic member is fixed to the carrier, and the end of the elastic member fixed to the carrier is adjacent to the opening of the space. The other end of the elastic member has a fastening structure for fastening with a fishing line. The fastening structure covers part of the space. The elastic member can generate elastic deformation so that the fastening structure moves to the blade position of the cutting member, so that the cutting member cuts the fishing line that cooperates with the fastening structure; or

[0047] Both ends of the elastic member are fixed to the carrier. The elastic member and the cutting member are arranged adjacent to each other, with both ends of the elastic member located on both sides of the space. The elastic member can generate elastic deformation, allowing the portion of the elastic member covering part of the space to move to the blade position of the cutting member, so that the cutting member cuts the fishing line that cooperates with the elastic member; or

[0048] The elastic component includes a connecting portion for engaging with fishing line, a mounting portion mounted on the carrier, and an elastic portion connecting the connecting portion and the mounting portion. The connecting portion covers a portion of the space. The carrier is provided with a limiting structure for restricting the elastic portion from being in a contracted state. The connecting portion and the connecting portion of the elastic portion can abut against the limiting structure to create a gap between the connecting portion and the cutting component. When the abutment between the connecting portion and the connecting portion of the elastic portion and the limiting structure is released, the elastic portion drives the connecting portion toward the cutting component according to its elastic force until it moves to the blade position of the cutting component, so that the cutting component cuts the fishing line engaging with the connecting portion.

[0049] The elastic component and the cutting component described in this application embodiment can move relative to the carrier, so that the cutting component can cut the fishing line placed in the space. Compared with the method of using a strong pulling auxiliary rope to break the fishing line, this application embodiment can prevent the fishing rod from breaking. Attached Figure Description

[0050] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of this application, the accompanying drawings used in the description of the embodiments will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments of this application. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without creative effort.

[0051] To gain a more complete understanding of this application and its beneficial effects, the following description will be provided in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, wherein the same reference numerals in the following description denote the same parts.

[0052] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0053] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0054] Figure 3 An exploded view of a bottom-hanging rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0055] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0056] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0057] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0058] Figure 7 An exploded view of a bottom-hanging rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0059] Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0060] Figure 9 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0061] Figure 10 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0062] Figure 11 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0063] Figure 12 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0064] Figure 13 An exploded view of a bottom-hanging rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0065] Figure 14 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0066] Figure 15 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0067] Figure 16 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0068] Figure 17 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0069] Figure 18 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0070] Figure 19 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0071] Figure 20 An exploded view of a bottom-hanging rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0072] Figure 21 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0073] Figure 22 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0074] Figure 23 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0075] Figure 24 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0076] Figure 25 An exploded view of a bottom-hanging rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0077] Figure 26 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0078] Figure 27 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0079] Figure 28 An exploded view of a bottom-hanging rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0080] Figure 29 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0081] Figure 30 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0082] Figure 31 An exploded view of a bottom-hanging rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0083] Figure 32 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0084] Figure 33 This is a schematic diagram of a bottom-scratching rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0085] Figure 34 An exploded view of a bottom-hanging rescue device provided in an embodiment of this application.

[0086] Figure 35 This is a schematic diagram illustrating an application scenario of the bottom-scratching rescuer provided in this application embodiment.

[0087] Figure 36 This is a schematic diagram illustrating an application scenario of the bottom-scratching rescuer provided in this application embodiment. Detailed Implementation

[0088] This application provides a snag rescue device, including a carrier, a cutting component, and an elastic component. The carrier defines a space for a fishing line to pass through. The cutting component and the elastic component are mounted on the carrier and are drivenly connected. The elastic component and the cutting component are movable relative to the carrier, allowing the cutting component to cut the fishing line placed within the space. Compared to using a strong pulling auxiliary rope to break the fishing line, this application embodiment can prevent the fishing rod from breaking.

[0089] The technical solutions of the embodiments of this application will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of this application, and not all of them. The following description of at least one exemplary embodiment is merely illustrative and is in no way intended to limit the application or its application or use. All other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of this application without creative effort are within the protection scope of this application.

[0090] In this document, references to "embodiment" or "implementation" mean that a particular feature, structure, or characteristic described in connection with an embodiment or implementation may be included in at least one embodiment of this application. The appearance of this phrase in various places throughout the specification does not necessarily refer to the same embodiment, nor is it a separate or alternative embodiment mutually exclusive with other embodiments. It will be explicitly and implicitly understood by those skilled in the art that the embodiments described herein can be combined with other embodiments.

[0091] like Figures 1 to 5 As shown, the snag rescuer 10 includes a carrier 110, a cutting component 130, and an elastic component 120. The carrier 110 defines a space 113 for the fishing line to pass through, and the cutting component 130 and the elastic component 120 are mounted on the carrier 110.

[0092] The elastic member 120 and the cutting member 130 are movable relative to the carrier 110, so that the cutting member 130 can cut the fishing line placed in the space 113. For example, the elastic member 120 and the cutting member 130 are driven to be connected, and the elastic member 120 can drive the cutting member 130 to move on the carrier 110, so that the cutting member 130 can pass through at least a portion of the space 113 during the movement, so that the cutting member 130 can cut the fishing line placed in the space 113.

[0093] For example, the carrier 110 includes a first carrier portion 111 and a second carrier portion 112 connected together, and the space 113 is disposed in the first carrier portion 111. The first carrier portion 111 has a wall 114 forming the space 113, the wall 114 including a first sub-wall 1141 adjacent to the second carrier portion 112 and a second sub-wall 1142 connected to the first sub-wall 1141, the first sub-wall 1141 being able to conform to the fishing line. The elastic member 120 is capable of driving the cutting member 130 to move between the first carrier portion 111 and the second carrier portion 112, so that the cutting member 130 can pass through at least a portion of the space 113 during movement.

[0094] For example, one end of the elastic member 120 is mounted on the second carrier portion 112, and the other end of the elastic member 120 is fixedly connected to or integrally formed with the cutting member 130. The elastic member 120 can drive the cutting member 130 to move from the second carrier portion 112 toward the first carrier portion 111, or the elastic member 120 can drive the cutting member 130 to move from the first carrier portion 111 toward the second carrier portion 112, or the elastic member 120 can drive the cutting member 130 to move from one side of the first carrier portion 111 toward the other side of the first carrier portion 111. It should be noted that it is also possible for one end of the elastic member 120 to be mounted on the first carrier portion 111.

[0095] For example, the elastic member 120 includes a mounting portion 121, an elastic portion 122, and a connecting portion 123. The mounting portion 121 is mounted on the carrier 110, such as the second carrier portion 112. The elastic portion 122 is integrally disposed with the mounting portion 121 and the connecting portion 123. The connecting portion 123 and the mounting portion 121 are located at opposite ends of the elastic portion 122. The connecting portion 123 and the cutting member 130 are fixedly connected or integrally disposed. The elastic portion 122 has multiple elastic coils that can extend or contract to drive the connecting portion 123 and the cutting member 130 to move on the carrier 110.

[0096] For example, the connecting portion 123 and the cutting component 130 are connected by one or more connecting components 150. There can be two connecting components 150, such as two screws. The cutting component 130 has two screw holes 131. A portion of the connecting portion 123 is wound around the connecting component 150 and is located between the cutting component 130 and the carrier 110. It should be noted that the connecting portion 123 and the cutting component 130 can also be connected in other ways, such as welding or integral molding.

[0097] The bottom-hanging rescuer 10 includes a positioning shaft 140 mounted on a carrier 110. For example, the positioning shaft 140 is mounted on a second carrier portion 112, and a positioning hole 115 may be formed on the second carrier portion 112. The positioning shaft 140 can be partially installed in the positioning hole 115, and the positioning shaft 140 is partially located outside the carrier 110. An elastic portion 122 is sleeved on the positioning shaft 140. The elastic portion 122 can extend or retract around the positioning shaft 140, and the elastic portion 122 can move axially around the positioning shaft 140.

[0098] The snag rescuer 10 of this application embodiment can be applied to lure fishing. It should be noted that the space 113 of this application embodiment can also be used for the fishing rod to pass through, so the snag rescuer 10 of this application embodiment can be applied to platform fishing.

[0099] The carrier 110 also includes a wearing portion 118 disposed at its top and a guide portion 117 disposed at its bottom. The wearing portion 118 has a through hole for easy carrying. The size of the guide portion 117 gradually decreases from its base to its end so that when the carrier 110 is placed in water, the guide portion 117 of the carrier 110 faces the bottom of the water.

[0100] The carrier 110 also includes one or more grooves 116, which can reduce the weight of the carrier 110 and save materials. At the same time, the grooves 116 can increase resistance in water, making it easier for the user to pull the elastic component 120.

[0101] The following is an explanation of the practical application of the bottom-hanging rescuer 10.

[0102] First, the cutting component 130 is in its initial state, for example... Figure 2 and Figure 4 The state shown is as follows. For example, a portion of the connecting portion 123 engages with the carrier 110, such as a portion of the connecting portion 123 being able to adhere to the second carrier portion 112, or a portion of the connecting portion 123 being able to adhere to the edge of the second carrier portion 112 away from the first carrier portion 111. At this time, the elastic portion 122 is in a contracted state, and the engagement between the connecting portion 123 and the carrier 110 keeps the elastic portion 122 in a contracted state. When the elastic portion 122 is in a contracted state, it has an elastic force.

[0103] Then, the auxiliary rope 160 is pulled, and the auxiliary rope 160 is connected to the cutting component 130 or the elastic component 120. For example, the auxiliary rope 160 is fixedly connected to the connecting portion 123, and the auxiliary rope 160 is located between the elastic portion 122 and the cutting component 130. Pulling the auxiliary rope 160 can cancel the engagement between the connecting portion 123 and the carrier 110, such as the second carrier portion 112, or in other words, can disengage the connecting portion 123 from the second carrier portion 112. Figure 5 As shown.

[0104] After the connecting part 123 disengages from the second carrier part 112, the force that keeps the elastic part 122 in a contracted state disappears. At this time, the elastic part 122 releases its elastic force, driving the connecting part 123 and the cutting component 130 to move from the second carrier part 112 toward the first carrier part 111. During the movement, the blade of the cutting component 130 first passes through the space 113, thereby cutting the fishing line located in the space 113, thus achieving the cutting of the fishing line. At this time, the cutting component 130 is in the cut state, such as... Figure 1 As shown.

[0105] It should be noted that the first wall 1141, which is part of the forming space 113, is adjacent to the second carrier portion 112, and the first wall 1141 can fit against the fishing line, thereby ensuring that the blade of the cutting component 130 can cut the fishing line.

[0106] When the cutting component 130 is in its initial state, a gap 141 can be formed between the end of the positioning shaft 140 away from the elastic part 122 and the carrier 110. During the process of the elastic part 122 releasing its elastic force, the elastic part 122 simultaneously squeezes the carrier 110 and the positioning shaft 140, causing the positioning shaft 140 to move from the side away from the elastic part 122 toward the side of the elastic part 122, thereby reducing or even eliminating the gap 141 between the positioning shaft 141 and the carrier 110.

[0107] like Figures 6 to 10 As shown, the snag rescuer 20 includes a carrier 210, a cutting component 230, and an elastic component 220. The carrier 210 defines a space 213 for the fishing line to pass through, and the cutting component 230 and the elastic component 220 are mounted on the carrier 210.

[0108] The elastic member 220 and the cutting member 230 are able to move relative to the carrier 210, so that the cutting member 230 can cut the fishing line placed in the space 213. For example, the elastic member 220 and the cutting member 230 are driven to be connected, and the elastic member 220 can drive the cutting member 230 to move on the carrier 210, so that the cutting member 230 can pass through at least a portion of the space 213 during the movement, so that the cutting member 230 can cut the fishing line placed in the space 213.

[0109] For example, the carrier 210 includes a first carrier portion 211 and a second carrier portion 212 connected together, and a space 213 is disposed in the first carrier portion 211. The first carrier portion 211 has a wall 214 forming the space 213, the wall 214 including a first sub-wall 2141 adjacent to the second carrier portion 212 and a second sub-wall 2142 connected to the first sub-wall 2141, the first sub-wall 2141 being able to conform to the fishing line. The elastic member 220 is capable of driving the cutting member 230 to move between the first carrier portion 211 and the second carrier portion 212, so that the cutting member 230 can pass through at least a portion of the space 213 during the movement.

[0110] For example, one end of the elastic member 220 is mounted on the second carrier portion 212, and the other end of the elastic member 220 is integrally disposed with the cutting member 230. The elastic member 220 can drive the cutting member 230 to move from the second carrier portion 212 toward the first carrier portion 211, or the elastic member 220 can drive the cutting member 230 to move from the first carrier portion 211 toward the second carrier portion 212, or the elastic member 220 can drive the cutting member 230 to move from one side of the first carrier portion 211 toward the other side of the first carrier portion 211. It should be noted that it is also possible for one end of the elastic member 220 to be mounted on the first carrier portion 211.

[0111] For example, the elastic member 220 includes a mounting portion 221, an elastic portion 222, and a connecting portion 223. The mounting portion 221 is mounted on the carrier 210, such as the second carrier portion 212. The elastic portion 222 is integrally disposed with the mounting portion 221 and the connecting portion 223. The connecting portion 223 and the mounting portion 221 are located at opposite ends of the elastic portion 222. The connecting portion 223 is integrally disposed with the cutting member 230. The elastic portion 222 has multiple elastic coils that can extend or contract to drive the connecting portion 223 and the cutting member 230 to move on the carrier 210.

[0112] The bottom-hanging rescuer 20 includes a positioning shaft 240 mounted on a carrier 210. For example, the positioning shaft 240 may be mounted on a second carrier portion 212, which may have a positioning hole 215. The positioning shaft 240 can be partially installed within the positioning hole 215, and part of the positioning shaft 240 is located outside the carrier 210. An elastic portion 222 is sleeved on the positioning shaft 240. The elastic portion 222 can extend or retract around the positioning shaft 240, and the elastic portion 222 can move axially around the positioning shaft 240.

[0113] The snag rescuer 20 of this application embodiment can be applied to lure fishing. It should be noted that the space 213 of this application embodiment can also be used for the fishing rod to pass through, so the snag rescuer 20 of this application embodiment can be applied to platform fishing.

[0114] The carrier 210 also includes a wearing portion 218 disposed on its top and a guide portion 217 disposed on its bottom. The wearing portion 218 has a through hole for easy carrying. The size of the guide portion 217 gradually decreases from its base to its end so that when the carrier 210 is placed in water, the guide portion 217 of the carrier 210 faces the bottom.

[0115] The carrier 210 also includes one or more grooves 216, which can reduce the weight of the carrier 210 and save materials. At the same time, the grooves 216 can increase resistance in water, making it easier for the user to pull the elastic component 220.

[0116] The following is an explanation of the practical application of the bottom-scratching rescuer 20.

[0117] First, the cutting component 230 is in its initial state, for example... Figure 8 and Figure 9 The state is shown. For example, the cutting component 230 cooperates with the carrier 210. For instance, the cutting component 230 has a mating hole 231, and the carrier 210, such as the second carrier portion 212, has a mating post 219. The mating post 219 is inserted into the mating hole 231 of the cutting component 230. At this time, the elastic portion 222 is in a contracted state, and the cooperation between the mating portion 219 and the cutting component 230 restricts the elastic portion 222 to remain in this contracted state. When the elastic portion 222 is in the contracted state, it has an elastic force.

[0118] Then, the auxiliary rope 260 is pulled, and the auxiliary rope 260 is connected to the cutting member 230 or the elastic member 220. For example, the auxiliary rope 260 is connected to the cutting member 230 through a through hole 232, and the auxiliary rope 260 is close to the elastic member 222. Pulling the auxiliary rope 260 can disengage the cutting member 230 from the mating post 219. For example... Figure 10 As shown.

[0119] After the cutting component 230 disengages from the mating post 219, the force that kept the elastic part 222 in a contracted state disappears. At this time, the elastic part 222 releases its elastic force, driving the connecting part 223 and the cutting component 230 to move from the second carrier part 212 towards the first carrier part 211. During this movement, the blade of the cutting component 230 first passes through the space 213, thereby cutting the fishing line located within the space 213, thus achieving the cutting of the fishing line. At this time, the cutting component 230 is in the cut state, as shown below. Figure 6 As shown.

[0120] It should be noted that the first wall 2141, which is part of the forming space 213, is adjacent to the second carrier part 212, and the first wall 2141 can fit against the fishing line, thereby ensuring that the blade of the cutting component 230 can cut the fishing line.

[0121] When the cutting component 230 is in its initial state, a gap 241 can be formed between the elastic part 222 and the end of the positioning shaft 240 away from the carrier 210. During the process of the elastic part 222 releasing its elastic force, the elastic part 222 moves synchronously on the positioning shaft 240, causing the elastic part 222 to move in a direction away from the carrier 110, thereby forming a gap 242 between the elastic part 222 and the carrier 210.

[0122] like Figures 11 to 17 As shown, the snag rescuer 30 includes a carrier 310, a cutting component 330, and an elastic component 320. The carrier 310 defines a space 313 for the fishing line to pass through, and the cutting component 330 and the elastic component 320 are mounted on the carrier 310.

[0123] The space 313 defined by the snag rescuer 30 in this application embodiment is only for fishing line to pass through, and is suitable for lure fishing.

[0124] The elastic member 320 and the cutting member 330 are capable of relative movement with respect to the carrier 310, so that the cutting member 330 can cut the fishing line placed in the space 313. For example, the elastic member 320 and the cutting member 330 are driven to be connected, and the elastic member 320 can drive the cutting member 330 to move with respect to the carrier 310, so that the cutting member 330 can pass through at least a portion of the space 313 during the movement, so that the cutting member 330 can cut the fishing line placed in the space 313.

[0125] For example, the carrier 310 includes a first carrier portion 311 and a second carrier portion 312 connected together, and a space 313 is disposed in the first carrier portion 311. The first carrier portion 311 has a wall 314 forming the space 313. The wall 314 includes a first sub-wall 3141 adjacent to the second carrier portion 312 and a second sub-wall 3142 connected to the first sub-wall 3141. The first sub-wall 3141 can conform to the fishing line. The elastic member 320 can drive the cutting member 330 to move between the first carrier portion 311 and the second carrier portion 312, so that the cutting member 330 can pass through at least a portion of the space 313 during the movement.

[0126] For example, one end of the elastic member 320 is mounted on the first carrier portion 311, and the other end of the elastic member 320 is fixedly connected to or integrally formed with the cutting member 330. The elastic member 320 can drive the cutting member 330 to move from one side of the first carrier portion 311 towards the other side of the first carrier portion 311, or the elastic member 320 can drive the cutting member 330 to move from the first carrier portion 311 towards the second carrier portion 312, or the elastic member 320 can drive the cutting member 330 to move from the second carrier portion 312 towards the second carrier portion 311. It should be noted that it is also possible for one end of the elastic member 320 to be mounted on the second carrier portion 312.

[0127] For example, the elastic member 320 includes a mounting portion 321, an elastic portion 322, and a connecting portion 323. The mounting portion 321 is mounted on a carrier 310, such as a first carrier portion 311. The elastic portion 322 is integrally disposed with the mounting portion 321 and the connecting portion 323. The connecting portion 323 and the mounting portion 321 are located at opposite ends of the elastic portion 322. The connecting portion 323 and the cutting member 330 are fixedly connected or integrally disposed. The elastic portion 322 has multiple elastic coils that can extend or contract to drive the connecting portion 323 and the cutting member 330 to move on the carrier 310.

[0128] For example, the connecting portion 323 and the cutting component 330 are connected by one or more connecting components 350. There can be two connecting components 350, such as two screws. The cutting component 330 has two screw holes 331. A portion of the connecting portion 323 is wound around the connecting component 350 and is located between the cutting component 330 and the carrier 310. It should be noted that the connecting portion 323 and the cutting component 330 can also be connected in other ways, such as welding or integral molding.

[0129] The bottom-hanging rescuer 30 includes a positioning shaft 340 mounted on a carrier 310. For example, the positioning shaft 340 is mounted on a first carrier portion 311, and a positioning hole 315 may be formed on the first carrier portion 311. The positioning shaft 340 can be partially installed in the positioning hole 315, and the positioning shaft 340 is partially located outside the carrier 310. An elastic portion 322 is sleeved on the positioning shaft 340. The elastic portion 322 can extend or retract around the positioning shaft 340, and the elastic portion 322 can move axially around the positioning shaft 340.

[0130] The snag rescuer 30 includes a limiting device 370 for confining the fishing line to a predetermined position in the space 313, such as for confining the fishing line to a position against the first wall 3141. Figure 13 , Figure 15 and Figure 16As shown, the limiting device 370 includes a limiting component 371 and a limiting shaft 372. The limiting shaft 372 is mounted on a carrier 310, such as a first carrier portion 311. The limiting component 371 and the limiting shaft 372 are located on the side of the first carrier portion 311 opposite to the elastic component 320. The limiting component 371 and the limiting shaft 372 are connected. For example, the limiting component 371 can rotate around the limiting shaft 372 to divide the space into a first space and a second space, thereby confining the fishing line within the first space and preventing the fishing line from reaching the second space. Figure 17 As shown. It can be understood that the limiting component 371 can rotate around the limiting axis 372 without blocking the fishing line, and can move the fishing line from the second space to the first space, or move the fishing line from the first space to the second space and remove it.

[0131] Alternatively, space 313 includes a first space formed by the first wall 3141 and a second space formed by the second wall 3142. The limiting shaft 372 is located between the first space and the second space. The limiting component 371 can pass through space 313 during rotation to limit the fishing line within the first space.

[0132] In other examples, the limiting device 370 may also include a gasket 373, which may be installed between the end of the limiting shaft 372 and the limiting component 371.

[0133] The carrier 310 also includes one or more grooves 317, which can reduce the weight of the carrier 310 and save materials. At the same time, the grooves 317 can increase resistance in water, making it easier for the user to pull the elastic component 320.

[0134] The following is an explanation of the practical application of the bottom-scratching rescuer 30.

[0135] First, the cutting component 330 is in its initial state, for example... Figure 12 and Figure 14 The state shown is as follows. For example, a portion of the connecting part 323 may engage with the carrier 310, such as a portion of the connecting part 323 being able to adhere to the second carrier part 312, or a portion of the connecting part 323 being able to adhere to one side edge of the second carrier part 312. At this time, the elastic part 322 is in a contracted state, and the engagement between the connecting part 323 and the carrier 310 keeps the elastic part 322 in a contracted state. When the elastic part 322 is in a contracted state, it has an elastic force.

[0136] Then, the auxiliary rope 360 ​​is pulled, connecting it to the cutting component 330 or the elastic component 320. For example, the auxiliary rope 360 ​​is fixedly connected to the connecting portion 323, and is located between the elastic portion 322 and the cutting component 330. Pulling the auxiliary rope 360 ​​can cancel the engagement between the connecting portion 323 and the second carrier portion 312, or in other words, can disengage the connecting portion 323 from the second carrier portion 312. For example... Figure 15 As shown.

[0137] After the connecting part 323 disengages from the second carrier part 312, the force that keeps the elastic part 322 in a contracted state disappears. At this time, the elastic part 322 releases its elastic force, driving the connecting part 323 and the cutting component 330 to move from one side of the first carrier part 311 towards the other side of the first carrier part 311. During the movement, the blade of the cutting component 330 first passes through the space 313, thereby cutting the fishing line located in the space 313, thus achieving the cutting of the fishing line. At this time, the cutting component 330 is in the cut state, such as... Figure 11 As shown.

[0138] It should be noted that the first wall 3141, which is part of the forming space 313, is adjacent to the second carrier portion 312, and the first wall 3141 can conform to the fishing line, thereby ensuring that the blade of the cutting member 330 can cut the fishing line. In order to further ensure that the cutting member 330 can cut the fishing line, the limiting device 370 can confine the fishing line in a predetermined space such as the first space 313.

[0139] When the cutting component 330 is in its initial state, a gap 341 can be formed between the positioning shaft 340 and the end of the elastic part 322 away from the carrier 310. During the process of the elastic part 322 releasing its elastic force, the elastic part 322 moves synchronously on the positioning shaft 340, and the elastic part 322 covers the gap 341, causing the gap 341 to gradually decrease or even disappear, thereby forming a gap 342 between the elastic part 322 and the carrier 310.

[0140] Figures 1 to 17 The illustrated fishnet rescue device demonstrates how an elastic component drives a cutting component to cut the fishing line. It should be noted that the elastic component can also be used to drive the cutting component to achieve a reset. Examples are provided below with reference to other schematic diagrams.

[0141] like Figures 18 to 20 As shown, the snag rescuer 40 includes a carrier 410, a cutting component 430, and an elastic component 420. The carrier 410 defines a space 413 for the fishing line to pass through, and the cutting component 430 and the elastic component 420 are mounted on the carrier 410.

[0142] The space 413 defined by the snag rescuer 40 in this application embodiment is only for fishing line to pass through, and is suitable for lure fishing.

[0143] The elastic member 420 and the cutting member 430 are capable of relative movement with respect to the carrier 410, so that the cutting member 430 can cut the fishing line placed in the space 413. For example, the elastic member 420 and the cutting member 430 are driven to be connected, and the elastic member 420 can drive the cutting member 430 to move with respect to the carrier 410, so that the cutting member 430 can pass through at least a portion of the space 413 during the movement, so that the cutting member 430 can cut the fishing line placed in the space 413.

[0144] For example, the carrier 410 includes a first carrier portion 411 and a second carrier portion 412 connected together, and a space 413 is disposed in the first carrier portion 411. The first carrier portion 411 has a wall 414 forming the space 413. The wall 414 includes a first sub-wall 4141 adjacent to the second carrier portion 412 and a second sub-wall 4142 connected to the first sub-wall 4141. The first sub-wall 4141 can conform to the fishing line. The elastic member 420 can drive the cutting member 430 to move between the first carrier portion 411 and the second carrier portion 412, so that the cutting member 430 can pass through at least a portion of the space 413 during the movement.

[0145] For example, one end of the elastic member 420 is mounted on the second carrier portion 412, and the other end of the elastic member 420 is fixedly connected to or integrally disposed with the cutting member 430. The elastic member 420 can drive the cutting member 430 to move from the second carrier portion 412 toward the first carrier portion 411.

[0146] For example, the elastic member 420 includes a mounting portion 421, an elastic portion 422, and a connecting portion 423. The mounting portion 421 is mounted on the carrier 410, and the mounting portion 421 is similar to a first carrier portion 411. The elastic portion 422 is integrally disposed with the mounting portion 421, and the elastic portion 422 is integrally disposed with the connecting portion 423. The connecting portion 423 and the mounting portion 421 are located at opposite ends of the elastic portion 422. The connecting portion 423 and the cutting member 430 are fixedly connected or integrally disposed. The elastic portion 422 has multiple elastic coils, which can extend or contract to drive the connecting portion 423 and the cutting member 430 to move on the carrier 410.

[0147] For example, the mounting portion 421 is mounted on the carrier 410 via one or more connecting members 450. For instance, a carrier plate 417 is provided at the end of the second carrier portion 412 away from the first carrier portion 411. The carrier plate 417 has a mounting hole 416. The connecting member 450 may include a connecting shaft 451 and a fastener 452. The connecting shaft 451 can be installed in the mounting hole 416 and passes through the mounting portion 421. The fastener 452 can be fixedly connected to the connecting shaft 451 to mount the mounting portion 421 onto the carrier plate 417. It should be noted that the mounting portion 421 can also be directly mounted on the second carrier portion 412. It should also be noted that the mounting portion 421 can be welded or integrally formed onto the carrier plate 417.

[0148] For example, the carrier 410, such as the second carrier portion 412, has a mounting hole 415 located below the mounting hole 416. The cutting component 430 has a through hole 431. The connecting portion 423 and the cutting component 430 are connected by one or more connecting components 440. The connecting component 440 may include a connecting shaft 441 and a fastener 442. The connecting shaft 441 can be installed in the mounting hole 415 and passes through the through hole 431 and the connecting portion 423. The fastener 442 can be fixedly connected to the connecting shaft 441 to install the cutting component 430 and the connecting portion 423 onto the first carrier portion 412.

[0149] The mounting hole 415 has a length direction, which can be understood as the direction from the first carrier portion 411 to the second carrier portion 412, or the direction from the second carrier portion 412 to the first carrier portion 411. The connecting shaft 441 can move within the mounting hole 415 along the length direction of the mounting hole 415. The mounting hole 415 is adjacent to the space 413 and adjacent to the first wall 4141. This facilitates the cutting member 430 cutting the fishing line when its blade passes through the space 413 containing the fishing line, facilitating the movement of the cutting member 430 and the connecting shaft 441 together.

[0150] The bottom-hanging rescuer 40 includes a limiting structure 470 disposed on the carrier 410. The limiting structure 470 is used to limit the movement of the cutting component 430 in a predetermined direction. This predetermined direction can be understood as the movement direction of the elastic part 322 of the elastic component, the movement direction of the connecting shaft 441, or the length direction of the mounting hole 415. The limiting structure 470 may include two limiting members, which can be screws, and the screws can be screwed onto the carrier 110. The two screws can be located on opposite sides of the cutting component 430.

[0151] The carrier 410 also includes one or more grooves, which can reduce the weight of the carrier 410 and save materials. At the same time, the grooves of the carrier 410 can increase resistance in water, making it easier for the user to pull the elastic component 420.

[0152] The following is an explanation of the practical application of the bottom-scratching rescuer 40.

[0153] First, the cutting component 430 is in its initial state, for example... Figure 18 The state shown is as follows. At this time, the elastic part 422 is in a contracted state. This contracted state can be understood as the initial state of the elastic part 422, or in other words, the elastic part 422 does not have an elastic effect and cannot drive the cutting component 420 when it is not subjected to external force. At this time, the cutting component 430 is located above the space 413, or in other words, the cutting component 430 is located at the position of the second carrier part 412.

[0154] Then, the auxiliary rope 460 is pulled. The auxiliary rope 460 is connected to the cutting component 430, the elastic component 420, or the connecting component 440. For example, the auxiliary rope 460 is fixedly connected to the connecting shaft 441, and the auxiliary rope 460 is located on the same side of the cutting component 430 and the carrier 410. Pulling the auxiliary rope 460 causes the connecting shaft 441, the connecting part 423, and the cutting component 430 to move towards the first carrier part 411 until they reach the space 413 and cut the fishing line located in the space 413. Pulling the auxiliary rope 460 causes the elastic part 422 to extend and produce elastic deformation. During the movement of the connecting shaft 441, the connecting part 423, and the cutting component 430 from the second carrier part 412 towards the first carrier part 411, the blade of the cutting component 430 first passes through the space 413, thereby cutting the fishing line located in the space 413, thus achieving the cutting of the fishing line. At this time, the cutting component 430 is in the cut state, such as... Figure 19 As shown.

[0155] When the auxiliary rope 460 is no longer pulled, the force acting on the connecting shaft 441, the connecting part 423 and the cutting component 430 disappears. The elastic part 422 contracts by its elastic force to drive the connecting shaft 441, the connecting part 423 and the cutting component 430 to move from the first carrier part 411 toward the second carrier part 412 until the connecting shaft 441, the connecting part 423 and the cutting component 430 move to the position of the second carrier part 412.

[0156] It should be noted that the first wall 4141, which is part of the forming space 413, is adjacent to the second carrier part 412, and the first wall 4141 can fit against the fishing line, thereby ensuring that the blade of the cutting component 430 can cut the fishing line.

[0157] To facilitate the user in pulling the auxiliary rope 460 along the length of the mounting hole 415, at least one limiting ring 480 is mounted on the first carrier part 411, and the limiting ring 480 is located below the mounting hole 415. The auxiliary rope 460 can pass through the limiting ring 480 and be fixedly connected to the connecting shaft 441.

[0158] Figures 18 to 20 The diagram illustrates that the elastic member can be mounted on the second carrier portion, and the elastic member functions as a spring-loaded cutting member. It should be noted that in other alternative embodiments, the elastic member can be mounted on the first carrier portion, and the elastic member can still function as a spring-loaded cutting member. Further explanation follows with reference to other schematic diagrams.

[0159] like Figure 21 and Figure 22 As shown, the snag rescuer 50 includes a carrier 510, a cutting component 530, and an elastic component 520. The carrier 510 defines a space 513 for the fishing line to pass through, and the cutting component 530 and the elastic component 520 are mounted on the carrier 510.

[0160] The space 513 defined by the snag rescuer 50 in this application embodiment is only for fishing line to pass through, and is suitable for lure fishing.

[0161] The elastic member 520 and the cutting member 530 are capable of relative movement with respect to the carrier 510, so that the cutting member 530 can cut the fishing line placed in the space 513. For example, the elastic member 520 and the cutting member 530 are driven to be connected, and the elastic member 520 can drive the cutting member 530 to move with respect to the carrier 510, so that the cutting member 530 can pass through at least a portion of the space 513 during the movement, so that the cutting member 530 can cut the fishing line placed in the space 513.

[0162] For example, the carrier 510 includes a first carrier portion 511 and a second carrier portion 512 connected together, and a space 513 is disposed in the first carrier portion 511. The first carrier portion 511 has a wall 514 forming the space 513. The wall 514 includes a first sub-wall 5141 adjacent to the second carrier portion 512 and a second sub-wall 5142 connected to the first sub-wall 5141. The first sub-wall 5141 can conform to the fishing line. The elastic member 520 can drive the cutting member 530 to move between the first carrier portion 511 and the second carrier portion 512, so that the cutting member 530 can pass through at least a portion of the space 513 during the movement.

[0163] For example, the elastic member 520 is mounted on the first carrier portion 510 and is constrained on the first carrier portion 510. For instance, both ends of the elastic member 520 are confined within a movement space, allowing it to extend and retract. Simultaneously, the elastic member 520 is connected to the cutting member 530, such as through an intermediate structure.

[0164] For example, the bottom catch rescuer 50 also includes a first limiting ring 570, a second limiting ring 580, a drive rod 540, and a limiting structure 550. The first limiting ring 570 and the second limiting ring 580 are both installed on the first carrier portion 510. The first limiting ring 570 and the second limiting ring 580 define a movement space on the surface of the first carrier portion 510, so that the elastic member 520 extends and contracts on the surface of the first carrier portion 510 between the first limiting ring 570 and the second limiting ring 580.

[0165] The elastic component 520 is connected to the cutting component 530 via the drive rod 540. Specifically, the drive rod 540 and the cutting component 530 are fixedly connected or integrally formed. The drive rod 540 passes through the first limiting ring 570 and the second limiting ring 580. The elastic component 520 is sleeved on the drive rod 540, with one end of the elastic component 520 abutting against the second limiting ring 580 and the other end abutting against the limiting structure 550. The limiting structure 550 is connected to the drive rod 540, and a portion of the limiting structure 550 is exposed outside the drive rod 540, allowing the limiting structure 550 to abut against the other end of the elastic component 520. The elastic member 520 can extend or retract between the first limiting ring 570 and the second limiting ring 580 to drive the limiting structure 550, the driving rod 540 and the cutting member 530 to move on the carrier 510, such as driving the limiting structure 550, the driving rod 540 and the cutting member 530 to move on the carrier 510, such as the elastic member 520 driving the limiting structure 550, the driving rod 540 and the cutting member 530 to move from the first carrier portion 510 to the second carrier portion 520.

[0166] The carrier 510 also includes one or more grooves, which can reduce the weight of the carrier 510 and save materials. At the same time, the grooves in the carrier 510 can increase resistance in water, making it easier for the user to pull the elastic component 520.

[0167] The following is an explanation of the practical application of the bottom-scratching rescuer 50.

[0168] First, the cutting component 530 is in its initial state, for example... Figure 21 The state shown is as follows. At this time, the elastic member 520 is in an extended state. This extended state can be understood as the initial state of the elastic member 520, or in other words, the elastic member 520 does not have an elastic effect and cannot drive the cutting member 520 when it is not subjected to external force. At this time, the cutting member 530 is located above the space 513, or in other words, the cutting member 530 is located at the position of the second carrier part 512.

[0169] Then, the auxiliary rope 560 is pulled, and the auxiliary rope 560 is connected to the drive rod 540. For example, the auxiliary rope 560 is fixedly connected to the portion of the drive rod 540 located outside the first carrier portion 511 and the second limiting ring 580. Pulling the auxiliary rope 560 causes the drive rod 540 to move from the second carrier portion 512 toward the first carrier portion 511, or in other words, causes the drive rod 540 to move from the first limiting ring 570 toward the second limiting ring 580. Since the limiting structure 570 is fixed to the drive rod 540 and abuts against the other end of the elastic member 520, the drive rod 540 moves with the auxiliary rope 560. At the same time, the drive rod 540 drives the limiting structure 550 fixed thereon to move together with the drive rod 540. Since the limiting structure 550 abuts against the other end of the elastic member 520, the drive rod 540 synchronously drives the elastic member 520 to contract and contract towards the second limiting ring 580. At this time, the drive rod 540 synchronously drives the cutting member 530 fixedly connected to the drive rod 540 to move from the first limiting ring 570 towards the second limiting ring 580, so as to move the cutting member 530 from the second carrier part 512 to the first carrier part 511, until it reaches the space 513 and cuts the fishing line located in the space 513.

[0170] During the movement of the cutting component 530, the blade of the cutting component 530 first passes through the space 513, thereby cutting the fishing line located within the space 513, thus achieving the cutting of the fishing line. At this time, the cutting component 530 is in the state after cutting, as shown below. Figure 22 As shown. At this time, the elastic member 520 switches from the extended state to the contracted state. When the elastic member 520 is in the contracted state, it has an elastic force. When the auxiliary rope 560 is no longer pulled, the force acting on the drive rod 540, the limiting structure 550, and the cutting member 530 disappears. The elastic member 520 extends through its elastic force to drive the drive rod 540, the limiting structure 550, and the cutting member 530 to move from the first carrier portion 511 toward the second carrier portion 512 until the cutting member 530 moves to the position of the second carrier portion 512.

[0171] It should be noted that the first wall 5141, which is part of the forming space 513, is adjacent to the second carrier part 512, and the first wall 5141 can fit against the fishing line, thereby ensuring that the blade of the cutting component 530 can cut the fishing line.

[0172] In the embodiments described above, the carrier is defined with a groove, arm, or protrusion structure for the elastic component to extend or retract.

[0173] like Figures 23 to 25As shown, the snag rescuer 60 includes a carrier 610, a cutting component 630, and an elastic component 620. The carrier 610 defines a space 613 for the fishing line to pass through, and the cutting component 630 and the elastic component 620 are mounted on the carrier 610.

[0174] The space 613 defined by the snag rescuer 60 in this application embodiment is only for fishing line to pass through, and is suitable for lure fishing.

[0175] The carrier 610 includes a main body 611 and a spatial limiting structure 612. The main body 611 has a mounting groove 614. The spatial limiting structure includes a first limiting ring 6121, a second limiting ring 6122, and a connecting rod 6123. The first limiting ring 6121 and the second limiting ring 6122 are connected to both ends of the connecting rod 6123. Both the first limiting ring 6121 and the second limiting ring 6122 are mounted on the main body 611, and the connecting rod 6123 is located above the mounting groove 614. The first limiting ring 6121 and the second limiting ring 6122 are located outside the mounting groove 614, and the first limiting ring 6121 and the second limiting ring 6122 are close to both ends of the main body 611.

[0176] The first limiting ring 6121, the second limiting ring 6122, the connecting rod 6123, and the main body 611 together form a space 613. The fishing line can pass through the first limiting ring 6121, the space 613, and the second limiting ring 6122. When the fishing line is passed through the first limiting ring 6121, the space 613, and the second limiting ring 6122, the fishing line is positioned above the mounting slot 614.

[0177] The elastic member 620 and the cutting member 630 are capable of relative movement with respect to the carrier 610, enabling the cutting member 630 to cut the fishing line placed in the space 613. For example, the elastic member 620 and the cutting member 630 are driven together, and the elastic member 620 can drive the cutting member 630 to move relative to the carrier 610, so that the cutting member 630 can pass through at least a portion of the space 613 during the movement, so that the cutting member 630 can cut the fishing line placed in the space 613.

[0178] The bottom-snagging rescuer 60 may also include a rotating component 640, which is mounted on the main body 611 via a pivot 650. One end of the rotating component 640 is fixedly connected to or integrally formed with the cutting component 630. The other end of the rotating component 640 can be fixedly connected to the auxiliary line 660. The rotating component 640 can rotate around the pivot 650 on the main body 611.

[0179] For example, the main body 611 is provided with a shaft hole 615, and the rotating shaft 650 can be installed in the shaft hole 615. The shaft hole 615 is connected to the mounting groove 614.

[0180] For example, the rotating component 640 includes a first portion 641, a second portion 642, and a third portion 643. The first portion 641 and the third portion 643 are connected to both ends of the second portion 642, and the first portion 641, the second portion 642, and the third portion 643 can be integrally formed. The first portion 641 is fixedly connected to or integrally formed with the cutting component 630. Specifically, the end of the first portion 641 away from the second portion 642 is fixedly connected to or integrally formed with the cutting component 630. The cutting edge of the cutting component 630 is away from the first portion 641. The second portion 642 has a shaft hole 644, and the rotating shaft 650 can be installed in the shaft hole 644. In this embodiment of the application, to stably mount the rotating component 640 onto the main body 611 and enable it to rotate stably around the rotating shaft 650, the bottom-hanging rescuer 60 may further include a fastening component 670. After the rotating shaft 650 passes through the shaft hole 615 and the shaft hole 644, the fastening component 670 is fixedly connected to the rotating shaft 650 to confine the rotating component 640 onto the main body 611. The third part 643 can be fixedly connected to the auxiliary rope 660. For example, the third part 643 has a connecting hole 646, through which the auxiliary rope can pass and be fixed.

[0181] An elastic member 620 is sleeved on a rotating shaft 650 and fixedly connected to a rotating member 640. The elastic member 620 can drive the rotating member 640 to rotate around the rotating shaft 650 to drive the cutting member 630 to move. For example, the elastic member 620 includes a mounting part 621, an elastic part 622, and a connecting part 623. The elastic part 622 is sleeved on the rotating shaft 650, and the mounting part 641 is mounted on the main body 611. The main body 611 has a groove 616, which communicates with a mounting groove 614 and is adjacent to a shaft hole 615. The mounting part 623 is mounted in the groove 616. The connecting part 623 is fixedly connected to the third part 643 of the rotating member 640. The third part 643 has a groove 645, and the connecting part 623 is mounted in the groove 645.

[0182] The following is an explanation of the practical application of the bottom-scratching rescuer 60.

[0183] First, the cutting component 630 is in its initial state, for example... Figure 23 The state shown is as follows. At this time, the cutting component 630 is located within the mounting groove 614 and does not protrude from the main body 611. At this time, the elastic part 622 is in its initial state and does not have an elastic force.

[0184] Then, the auxiliary rope 660 is pulled, which drives the rotating component 640 to rotate around the rotating shaft 650. During the rotation of the rotating component 640, the elastic part 622 is deformed, and the cutting component 630 is simultaneously driven to move from the mounting slot 614 to the space 613. During the movement of the cutting component 630, the blade of the cutting component 630 first passes through the space 613, thereby cutting the fishing line located in the space 613, thus achieving the cutting of the fishing line. At this time, the cutting component 630 is in the cut state, as shown below. Figure 24 As shown. During the rotation of the rotating component 640, the elastic part 622 is driven to deform, and the elastic part 622 switches from the initial state to the elastic state, which generates an elastic force.

[0185] When the force acting on the auxiliary rope 660 disappears, the elastic part 622 drives the rotating part 640 and the cutting part 630 to move together around the rotating shaft 650 due to its elastic force, so that the part of the cutting part 630 located in the space 613 moves into the mounting groove 614.

[0186] like Figures 26 to 28 As shown, the snag rescuer 70 includes a carrier 710, a cutting component 730, and an elastic component 720. The carrier 710 defines a space 711 for the fishing line to pass through. The cutting component 730 and the elastic component 720 are mounted on the carrier 710. The elastic component 720 and the cutting component 730 are capable of relative movement with respect to the carrier 710, such that the cutting component 730 can cut the fishing line placed in the space 713.

[0187] The space 711 defined by the snag rescuer 70 in this application embodiment is only for fishing line to pass through, and is suitable for lure fishing.

[0188] The cutting component 730 is fixed to the surface of the carrier 710, and the cutting component 730 covers a portion of the space 711. The cutting component 730 is located at an opening 712 away from the space 711, and the cutting component 730 covers the bottom of the groove in the space 711 away from its opening 712. The cutting component 730 can be fixed to the carrier 710 by means of fastener 770, welding, or direct integral molding with the carrier 710. For example, the carrier 710 has one or more mounting holes 716, and the cutting component 730 has one or more mounting holes 731. The fastener 770 can pass through the mounting hole 731 and be installed in the mounting hole 716, thereby installing the cutting component 730 onto the carrier 710. For example, there are two mounting holes 716 and two fasteners 770. The fastener 770 can be a screw.

[0189] The elastic member 720 is used to cooperate with the fishing line, and the elastic member 720 is capable of elastic deformation to transmit the fishing line to the cutting member 730, where the cutting member 730 cuts the fishing line. For example, the elastic member 730 includes a connecting portion 723 for cooperating with the fishing line, a mounting portion 721 mounted on the carrier 710, and an elastic portion 722 connecting the connecting portion 723 and the mounting portion 721. The connecting portion 723 covers a portion of the space 711. The carrier 710 is provided with a limiting structure 713 for restricting the elastic portion 722 to a contracted state. It should be noted that the elastic portion 722 can have an elastic force when it is in a contracted state.

[0190] The connecting portion 723 and the elastic portion 722 can abut against the limiting structure 713, thereby spacing the connecting portion 723 and the cutting member 730. When the abutment between the connecting portion 723 and the elastic portion 722 and the limiting structure 713 is released, the elastic portion 722 drives the connecting portion 723 toward the cutting member 730 according to its elastic force, until it moves to the blade position of the cutting member 730, so that the cutting member 730 cuts the fishing line that cooperates with the connecting portion 723. For example, the connecting portion 723 may include an opening and a through hole, through which the fishing line can be inserted.

[0191] The carrier 710 has a shaft hole 714, and the bottom catch rescuer 70 also includes a positioning shaft 740, which can pass through the shaft hole 714 and be fixed to the carrier 710. The elastic part 722 can be sleeved on the positioning shaft 740, can generate elastic deformation on the positioning shaft 740, and can move axially on the positioning shaft 740, so that the elastic part 720 can abut against or release the restraining structure 713.

[0192] The carrier 710 has a placement groove 715, and the elastic part 722 can be installed in the placement groove 715 and can generate elastic deformation and movement in the placement groove 715.

[0193] The following is an explanation of the practical application of the bottom-scratching rescuer 70.

[0194] First, assemble the fishing line and connector 723.

[0195] Then, the elastic member 720 is brought into contact with the limiting structure 713, so that the elastic part 722 is in a contracted state.

[0196] Then, the auxiliary rope 760 connected to the elastic member 720 is pulled, causing the contact between the elastic member 720 and the limiting structure 713 to be canceled. As a result, the elastic member 722 drives the connecting part 723 and the fishing line cooperating with the connecting part 723 to move toward the cutting member 730 until they move to the blade position of the cutting member 730, and the cutting member 730 cuts the fishing line.

[0197] The auxiliary rope 760 can be connected between the connecting part 723 and the elastic part 722.

[0198] like Figures 29 to 31 As shown, the snag rescuer 80 includes a carrier 810, a cutting component 830, and an elastic component 820. The carrier 810 defines a space 811 through which a fishing line passes. The cutting component 830 and the elastic component 820 are mounted on the carrier 810. The elastic component 820 and the cutting component 830 are capable of relative movement with respect to the carrier 810, such that the cutting component 830 can cut the fishing line placed in the space 813.

[0199] The space 811 defined by the snag rescuer 80 in this application embodiment is only for fishing line to pass through, and is suitable for lure fishing.

[0200] The cutting component 830 is fixed to the surface of the carrier 810, and covers a portion of the space 811. The cutting component 830 is located at the opening 812 away from the space 811, and covers the bottom of the groove in the space 811 away from its opening 812. The cutting component 830 can be fixed to the carrier 810 by means of fastener 850, welding, or direct integral molding with the carrier 810. For example, the carrier 810 has one or more mounting holes 815, and the cutting component 830 has one or more mounting holes 831. The fastener 850 can pass through the mounting hole 831 and be installed in the mounting hole 815, thereby installing the cutting component 830 onto the carrier 810. For example, there may be two mounting holes 815 and two fasteners 850. The fastener 850 can be a screw.

[0201] One end of the elastic member 820 is fixed to the carrier 810, and the end of the elastic member 820 fixed to the carrier 810 is adjacent to the opening 812 of the space 811. The other end of the elastic member 820 has a fastening structure 821 for fastening with the fishing line. The fastening structure 821 covers part of the space 811. The elastic member 820 can generate elastic deformation so that the fastening structure 821 moves to the blade position of the cutting member 830 so that the cutting member 830 cuts the fishing line that cooperates with the fastening structure 821.

[0202] The carrier 810 has a shaft hole 813. The bottom catch rescuer 80 also includes a fastener 870, which can pass through the shaft hole 813 and be fixed to the carrier 810. The fastener 870 can also fix one end of the elastic member 820 to the carrier 810. For example, the bottom catch rescuer 80 also includes a nut 840, which can be threadedly connected to the fastener 870 to fix one end of the elastic member 820 to the carrier 810.

[0203] The carrier 710 has a placement groove 814, and the elastic member 820 can be installed in the placement groove 814 in the retracted state. When the other end of the elastic member 820 moves from inside the placement groove 814 to outside the placement groove 814, the elastic member 820 switches from the retracted state to the extended state, driving the fastening structure 821 located at its other end to move toward the cutting member 830 until it moves to the blade position of the cutting member 830, and the cutting member 820 cuts the fishing line that cooperates with the fastening structure 821.

[0204] The following is an explanation of the practical application of the bottom-scratching rescuer 80.

[0205] First, the fishing line is fitted with the fastening structure 821. For example, the fastening structure 821 includes an opening and a through hole, through which the fishing line can move into the through hole.

[0206] Then, the elastic member 820 is confined within the placement groove 814, so that the elastic member 820 is in a contracted state. At this time, the elastic member 820 has an elastic force.

[0207] Then, pull the auxiliary rope 860 connected to the elastic component 820 to pull the other end of the elastic component 820 out of the placement groove 814. The elastic component 820 generates elastic deformation, which drives the fastening structure 821 and the fishing line cooperating with the fastening structure 821 to move towards the cutting component 830 until they move to the blade position of the cutting component 830, and the cutting component 830 cuts the fishing line.

[0208] The auxiliary rope 860 can be connected to the other end of the elastic component 820.

[0209] The carrier 810 also includes a wearing part 816 disposed on its top, the wearing part 816 having a through hole for easy carrying.

[0210] like Figures 32 to 36As shown, the snag rescuer 90 includes a carrier 910, a cutting component 930, and an elastic component 920. The carrier 910 defines a space 911 for the fishing line to pass through. The cutting component 930 and the elastic component 920 are mounted on the carrier 910. The elastic component 920 and the cutting component 930 are capable of relative movement with respect to the carrier 910, such that the cutting component 930 can cut the fishing line placed in the space 911.

[0211] The space 911 defined by the snag rescuer 90 in this application embodiment is only for fishing line to pass through, and is suitable for lure fishing.

[0212] The cutting component 930 is fixed to the surface of the carrier 910, and the cutting component 930 covers a portion of the space 911. The cutting component 930 is located at the opening 912 away from the space 911, and the cutting component 930 covers the bottom of the groove in the space 911 away from its opening 912. The cutting component 930 can be fixed to the carrier 910 by means of fastener 950, welding, or direct integral molding with the carrier 910. For example, the carrier 910 has one or more mounting holes 914, and the cutting component 930 has one or more mounting holes 931. The fastener 950 can pass through the mounting hole 931 and be installed in the mounting hole 914, thereby installing the cutting component 930 onto the carrier 910. For example, there are two mounting holes 914 and two fasteners 950. The fastener 950 can be a screw.

[0213] The two ends of the elastic member 920 are fixed to the carrier 910. The elastic member 920 and the cutting member 930 are arranged adjacent to each other. The two ends of the elastic member 920 are located on both sides of the space 911. The elastic member 920 can generate elastic deformation so that the part of the space 911 covered by the elastic member 920 can move to the blade position of the cutting member 930 so that the cutting member 930 can cut the fishing line that cooperates with the elastic member 920.

[0214] The carrier 910 has two shaft holes 913. The bottom-hanging rescue device 90 also includes two fasteners 940. One fastener 940 can pass through one shaft hole 913 and be fixed to the carrier 910. At the same time, one fastener 940 can fix one end of the elastic member 920 to the carrier 910, and the other fastener 940 can fix the other end of the elastic member 920 to the carrier 910, thereby achieving the fixation of the elastic member 920. It can be understood that the two shaft holes 913 are located on both sides of the space 911.

[0215] For example, the bottom-hanging rescuer 90 also includes a limiting member 970 and a rotating shaft 980, which are mounted on a carrier 910, and the limiting member 970 is rotatable around the rotating shaft 980. Specifically, the carrier 910 has a shaft hole 915, through which the rotating shaft 980 can pass and be fixed to the carrier 910. Simultaneously, the rotating shaft 980 can pass through a through hole in the limiting member 970 to constrain the limiting member 970 to the carrier 910, thus allowing the limiting member 970 to rotate around the rotating shaft 980. To increase the rotational stability of the limiting member 970, a shim 990 can also be provided between the limiting member 970 and the carrier 910.

[0216] Compared to the cutting component 930, the limiting member 970 and the rotating shaft 980 are closer to the opening 912. For example, the elastic member 920 is located between the cutting component 930 and the limiting member 970. During rotation, the limiting member 970 can cover part of the space 911 and also expose the part of the space 911 it covers. Thus, when the fishing line is inserted into the space 911 from the opening 912, the limiting member 970 can restrain the fishing line to a position close to the elastic member 920, so that when the elastic member 920 deforms, the fishing line can move with the movement of the elastic member 920 to the blade position of the cutting component 930, thereby cutting the fishing line.

[0217] The following explains the practical application of the bottom-hanging rescuer 90. In the first case, such as... Figure 35 As shown:

[0218] For example, a user uses fishing tackle such as fishing hook 1200 to hook an obstacle 1400, making it impossible to retrieve both fishing hook 1200 and lure 1100.

[0219] In actual operation, the fishing line 1300 is first placed into the space 911 through the opening 912, and is restrained between it and the elastic member 920 by the limiting member 970. At the same time, the carrier 910 is secured to the first auxiliary rope 961 near the opening 912.

[0220] Then, loosen the first auxiliary line 961 so that the snag rescuer 90 moves along the fishing line 1300 to the position of the lure 1100.

[0221] Then, the first auxiliary rope 961 is pulled in the first direction X1, causing the carrier 910 to change position due to the force, so that the end of the carrier 910 equipped with the cutting component 930 moves in the second direction X2. This causes the elastic component 920 to squeeze the fishing line 1300 until the fishing line 1300 contacts the blade of the cutting component 930, and the cutting component 930 cuts the fishing line 1300.

[0222] In the second case, such as Figure 36 As shown:

[0223] For example, a user uses fishing tackle such as fishing hook 1200 to hook an obstacle 1400, making it impossible to retrieve both fishing hook 1200 and lure 1100.

[0224] In actual operation, the fishing line 1300 is first placed into the space 911 through the opening 912, and restrained between it and the elastic member 920 by the limiting member 970. Simultaneously, the second auxiliary rope 962 is secured to the carrier 910 near the position away from the opening 912. A pulling part 916 can be provided at the end of the carrier 910 away from the opening 912. The pulling part 916 can have a through hole through which the second auxiliary rope 962 can pass and be fixed to the carrier 910.

[0225] Then, loosen the first auxiliary line 962 so that the snag rescuer 90 moves along the fishing line 1300 to the position of the lure 1100.

[0226] Then, the fishing line 1300 is pulled, which drives the elastic component 920 to deform until the fishing line 1300 comes into contact with the blade of the cutting component 930 and is cut by the cutting component 930.

[0227] The above provides a detailed description of the bottom-hanging rescue device provided in the embodiments of this application. Specific examples have been used to illustrate the principles and implementation methods of this application. The description of the above embodiments is only for the purpose of helping to understand the method and core ideas of this application. At the same time, for those skilled in the art, there will be changes in the specific implementation methods and application scope based on the ideas of this application. Therefore, the content of this specification should not be construed as a limitation of this application.

Claims

1. A bottom-scratching rescue device, characterized in that, The bottom-hanging rescue device includes: a carrier, a cutting component, an elastic component, a limiting shaft, and a limiting component; The carrier defines a space for a fishing line to pass through; the carrier includes a first carrier portion and a second carrier portion connected together, the space being disposed in the first carrier portion; the first carrier portion has a wall forming the space, the wall including a first sub-wall adjacent to the second carrier portion and a second sub-wall connected to the first sub-wall, the first sub-wall being able to conform to the fishing line; The limiting shaft is installed on the first carrier portion; the limiting component is connected to the limiting shaft; the limiting shaft and the limiting component are located on the side of the first carrier portion opposite to the elastic component; the space includes a first space formed by the first sub-wall and a second space formed by the second sub-wall, and the limiting shaft is located between the first space and the second space; the limiting component is rotatable around the limiting shaft, and the limiting component can pass through the space during rotation to confine the fishing line within the first space; The cutting component is mounted on the carrier; the elastic component is mounted on the carrier; the elastic component and the cutting component are driven to be connected, and the elastic component can drive the cutting component to move between the first carrier portion and the second carrier portion, so that the cutting component can pass through at least a portion of the space during the movement; the cutting component can cut the fishing line placed in the space during the movement of the carrier.

2. The bottom-snagging rescue device according to claim 1, characterized in that, One end of the elastic member is mounted on the second carrier portion, and the other end of the elastic member is fixedly connected to or integrally formed with the cutting member. The elastic member can drive the cutting member to move from the first carrier portion toward the second carrier portion, or the elastic member can drive the cutting member to move from the second carrier portion toward the first carrier portion; or One end of the elastic component is installed on the first carrier portion, and the other end of the elastic component is fixedly connected to or integrally formed with the cutting component. The elastic component can drive the cutting component to move from one side of the first carrier portion toward the other side of the first carrier portion.

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