Double-cavity hammer-shaped mesh cage capable of easily capturing cephalopods

Abstract

The utility model provides a double-cavity type hammer-shaped mesh cage easy to capture cephalopods, which comprises a mesh cage main body, the mesh cage main body comprises a head end and a tail end, the head end is a metal mesh cage with a trapezoid structure, the tail end is a metal mesh cage with a cuboid structure, the head end comprises a first metal support with a trapezoid structure, and the tail end comprises a second metal support with a cuboid structure. The surface of the first metal support is covered with a metal net, the tail end comprises a second metal support of a cuboid structure, and the surface of the second metal support is covered with a metal net. A fixing hole is formed in the metal net behind the head end, the front portion of the tail end is inserted into the connecting hole, the metal net located at the fixing hole is connected with the metal net in front of the tail end, a through hole is formed in the metal net in front of the tail end, and the interior of the tail end is communicated with the interior of the head end through the through hole. An inlet is formed in the metal net on the side face of the tail end, a flow guide channel is fixed to the inlet, the installation direction of the flow guide channel faces the interior of the tail end, and the flow guide channel comprises a third metal support of a trapezoid structure.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical fields of marine biological resource investigation, seaweed field and fishery resource protection, in particular to a double-cavity hammer-shaped net cage which is easy to capture cephalopods. Background Art

[0002] There are more than 700 species of Cephalopoda, including nautilus, squid, squid, octopus, etc. The body is bilaterally symmetrical. The head is well-developed, with a pair of well-developed eyes on both sides. Part of the foot becomes the arm, which is located around the head mouth. The mantle muscles are well-developed, and the left and right sides are fused to form a sac-like mantle cavity, which contains the internal organs. The skin on the sides or back of the mantle extends into fins, which can swim by the movement of the fins. The shell is generally wrapped in the mantle, which degenerates into a keratinous or calcareous inner bone called the sea cucumber sheath, which can be used as medicine. The nervous system is relatively centralized, and the brain ganglia, foot ganglia and visceral ganglia combine to form a well-developed brain, which is surrounded by cartilage. The heart is well-developed. The sexes are different.

[0003] However, existing net cages are inefficient in catching cephalopods. Utility Model Content

[0004] In view of the problems existing in the prior art, the utility model provides a double-chamber hammer-shaped net cage which is easy to capture cephalopods, so as to solve at least one of the above-mentioned technical problems.

[0005] The technical solution of the utility model is: a double-chamber hammer-shaped net cage that is easy to capture cephalopods, including a net cage body, characterized in that the net cage body includes a head end and a tail end, the head end is a metal net cage with a trapezoidal structure, the tail end is a metal net cage with a rectangular structure, the head end includes a first metal bracket with a trapezoidal structure, the surface of the first metal bracket is covered with a metal mesh, and the tail end includes a second metal bracket with a rectangular structure, the surface of the second metal bracket is covered with a metal mesh;

[0006] A fixing hole is provided on the rear metal mesh of the head end, the front of the tail end is inserted into the connecting hole, the metal mesh at the fixing hole is connected to the front metal mesh of the tail end, a through hole is provided on the front metal mesh of the tail end, and the interior of the tail end is connected to the interior of the head end through the through hole;

[0007] An inlet is provided on the side metal mesh of the tail end, a guide channel is fixed at the inlet, the installation direction of the guide channel is toward the inside of the tail end, the guide channel includes a third metal bracket with a trapezoidal structure, and a metal mesh is attached to the surface of the third metal bracket.

[0008] The utility model opens an inlet on the side of the tail end and extends the inlet into the tail end so that the cephalopods cannot easily escape after entering, and the internal double chamber can provide a larger activity space for the cephalopods, thereby increasing the survival rate of the fish. The metal bracket can improve the strength and extend the service life of the net cage.

[0009] Further preferably, the connection between the tail end and the head end is a trumpet-shaped structure.

[0010] Thereby limiting the shuttling of internal cephalopods and facilitating connection with the head end.

[0011] Further preferably, a plurality of floats are provided on the upper surface of the head end and the upper surface of the tail end, and the floats are arranged at intervals along the outer contour of the head end and the outer contour of the tail end.

[0012] The utility model can make the net cage stable on the seabed and not easy to fall over by adding the floating ball.

[0013] Further preferably, the float is a float with a hollow interior, and the surface of the float is provided with hollows, and the interior of the float is filled with bait.

[0014] Bait can be used to attract the creatures to be fished.

[0015] Further preferably, a cover net is provided on the side of the tail end, and the cover net covers the inlet.

[0016] It can prevent the creatures in the cage from escaping. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0017] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the utility model.

[0018] In the figure: 1. Head end; 2. Tail end; 3. Diversion channel; 4. Cover net; 5. Float. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0019] The utility model is further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

[0020] Reference Figure 1As shown, a double-chamber hammer-shaped mesh cage which is easy to capture cephalopods includes a mesh cage body, and the mesh cage body includes a head end 1 and a tail end 2. The head end is a metal mesh cage with a trapezoidal structure, and the tail end is a metal mesh cage with a rectangular structure. The head end includes a first metal bracket with a trapezoidal structure, and the surface of the first metal bracket is covered with a metal mesh. The tail end includes a second metal bracket with a rectangular structure, and the surface of the second metal bracket is covered with a metal mesh; a fixing hole is provided on the rear metal mesh of the head end, and the front of the tail end is inserted into the connecting hole, and the metal mesh located at the fixing hole is connected to the front metal mesh of the tail end, and a through hole is provided on the front metal mesh of the tail end, and the interior of the tail end is connected to the interior of the head end through the through hole; an inlet is provided on the side metal mesh of the tail end, and a guide channel 3 is fixed at the inlet, and the installation direction of the guide channel is toward the interior of the tail end, and the guide channel includes a third metal bracket with a trapezoidal structure, and the surface of the third metal bracket is attached with a metal mesh.

[0021] The utility model opens an inlet on the side of the tail end and extends the inlet into the tail end so that the cephalopods cannot easily escape after entering, and the internal double chamber can provide a larger activity space for the cephalopods, thereby increasing the survival rate of the fish. The metal bracket can improve the strength and extend the service life of the net cage.

[0022] More preferably, the connection between the tail end and the head end is a trumpet-shaped structure, so as to limit the shuttling of the internal cephalopods and facilitate the connection with the head end.

[0023] Further preferably, the upper surface of the head end and the upper surface of the tail end are provided with a plurality of floating balls 5, and the floating balls are arranged at intervals along the outer contour of the head end and the outer contour of the tail end. The utility model can keep the cage stable on the seabed and not easily tip over by adding floating balls.

[0024] Preferably, the float is a float with a hollow interior, and the surface of the float is provided with a hollow, and the interior of the float is filled with bait, so that the bait can attract the approach of the fished creatures.

[0025] Further preferably, a cover net 4 is provided on the side of the tail end, and the cover net covers the inlet, so as to prevent the creatures in the cage from escaping.

[0026] The above are only preferred implementations of the present invention. It should be pointed out that ordinary technicians in this technical field can make several improvements and modifications without departing from the principles of the present invention. These improvements and modifications should also be regarded as the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A double-chambered hammer-shaped net cage for easily catching cephalopods, comprising a net cage body, characterized in that: The mesh cage body includes a head end and a tail end, the head end is a metal mesh cage with a trapezoidal structure, the tail end is a metal mesh cage with a rectangular structure, the head end includes a first metal bracket with a trapezoidal structure, the surface of the first metal bracket is covered with a metal mesh, and the tail end includes a second metal bracket with a rectangular structure, the surface of the second metal bracket is covered with a metal mesh; A fixing hole is provided on the rear metal mesh of the head end, the front of the tail end is inserted into the fixing hole, the metal mesh located at the fixing hole is connected to the front metal mesh of the tail end, a through hole is provided on the front metal mesh of the tail end, and the interior of the tail end is connected to the interior of the head end through the through hole; An inlet is provided on the side metal mesh of the tail end, a guide channel is fixed at the inlet, the installation direction of the guide channel is toward the inside of the tail end, the guide channel includes a third metal bracket with a trapezoidal structure, and a metal mesh is attached to the surface of the third metal bracket.

2. A double-chambered hammer-shaped net cage for easily capturing cephalopods according to claim 1, characterized in that: The connection between the tail end and the head end is in a trumpet-shaped structure.

3. The double-chamber hammer-shaped net cage for easily catching cephalopods according to claim 1, characterized in that: A plurality of floating balls are provided on the upper surface of the head end and the upper surface of the tail end, and the floating balls are arranged at intervals along the outer contour of the head end and the outer contour of the tail end.

4. A double-chambered hammer-shaped net cage for easily capturing cephalopods according to claim 3, characterized in that: The float is a float with a hollow interior, and the surface of the float is provided with hollows, and the interior of the float is filled with bait.

5. The double-chamber hammer-shaped net cage for easily catching cephalopods according to claim 1, characterized in that: A cover net is provided on the side of the tail end, and the cover net covers the inlet.

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