Luminous lure bait

Abstract

The utility model discloses a luminous lure bait applied to fishing. Inserting the light-emitting component into the solid bait or placing the light-emitting component in the hollow bait; the light-emitting component is a fluorescent strip or a light-emitting body. The luminous body is of a sealing structure, and water inflow is avoided. The insert can be longitudinally inserted, transversely inserted, vertically inserted or obliquely inserted, and is suitable for being close to bait. The solid soft bait is plugged or exposed; the solid hard bait is inserted into the pre-processed blind hole or through hole, and the metal bait is bonded by using a transparent adhesive tape. The hollow bait is stuffed into the hollow part, and light is transmitted through the bait or the drilled hole. The luminous bait is lured by the luminous part of the fluorescent strip or the luminous body, and is applied to lure fishing at night or in a dark environment.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model is applied to fishing and relates to fishing gear supplies, in particular to a luminous lure bait. Background Art

[0002] In fishing activities, lure fishing is becoming more and more popular among anglers. Simply put, lure fishing relies on bait in the shape of fake fish to simulate the swimming action of small fish in the water to attract the attack of predatory fish, and the hook on the bait will catch the predatory fish. How to attract the attention of predatory fish as soon as possible and successfully arouse the desire of predatory fish to attack has become the core of lure fishing. Therefore, after casting the rod, the angler uses various rod pulling actions and line reeling rhythms to simulate the panic, weakness, injury and other postures of small fish in the water, so that the fake bait becomes "live bait", thereby achieving the purpose of being attacked and luring fishing.

[0003] Lure baits are usually made of silicone, resin, metal, soft plastic or hard plastic, etc., and are used to simulate various aquatic organisms, such as fish, shrimp, crab, etc., to lure fish to bite the hook. Lure baits are classified into soft baits (soft plastic, silicone, etc.), hard baits (hard plastic, hard resin, etc.), metal baits, etc. according to the materials. In actual fishing, it is often encountered that the light in the water is too dark, making it difficult for the fake bait to be found. Especially when fishing at night, it is more difficult for the target fish to find and attack. Therefore, a variety of luminous lure baits have been invented. CN105613445A provides a highly bionic lure bait, in which a plug-in chemiluminescent body is provided in the belly of a frog-shaped hollow body, and the chemiluminescent body is used to emit light; CN203597261U provides an electric lure bait, in which a circuit board and a battery are provided in the cavity of the fish body, and the light is emitted by a light bulb; CN213549181U provides a lure bait with a light-emitting function, in which a light-emitting wick and a storage battery are fixedly installed in the cavity of the fish body, a first fluorescent strip is installed on the upper surface of the fish body, and a second fluorescent strip is installed on the lower surface of the fish body, and a light guide is connected to the light-emitting wick, the first fluorescent strip and the second fluorescent strip, and light is guided by acrylic material. CN216088394U provides a lure bait with a self-controlled flashing function, in which a magnetically controlled electronic light-emitting device is installed in the cavity of the bait, and the flashing of the inner cavity LED bulb is controlled by a magnet rod. CN217337086U provides an electronic lure luminous bait, in which a light-emitting lamp is installed inside the insect body.

[0004] The above-mentioned luminous bodies are installed in the hollow belly of the bait, and most of them use electrical principles to emit light, but batteries or circuits are sensitive to water and are prone to short circuits. Therefore, strict requirements are required for sealing, which increases the manufacturing cost of the bait. Utility Model Content

[0005] The technical problem solved by the utility model is to provide a luminous lure fishing bait which uses a water-resistant fluorescent strip or a sealed luminous body to emit light and can lure predatory fish in a dark environment.

[0006] The technical solution adopted by the utility model is that the luminous lure fishing bait comprises a luminous component and a fishing bait, the luminous component is located at the lower part of the fishing bait, the luminous component is inserted into the solid fishing bait, or is placed in the hollow fishing bait; the luminous component is a fluorescent strip or a luminous body; the luminous body is a waterproof sealing structure to prevent water from entering.

[0007] Furthermore, the insertion is longitudinal insertion, or transverse insertion, or vertical insertion, or oblique insertion; the oblique insertion and vertical insertion are inserted from bottom to top, and the longitudinal insertion and transverse insertion are located at the bottom of the bait. If the physical bait is a soft bait, the insertion is plugged in, or leaked out; if the physical bait is a hard bait, the insertion is inserted into a pre-processed blind hole or through hole, and the diameter of the blind hole or through hole corresponds to the diameter of the fluorescent strip or luminous body. If the physical bait is a metal bait, the luminous component is fixed with transparent tape.

[0008] Furthermore, the hollow bait is a soft bait, and the luminous component is inserted into the bait from above; the hollow bait is a hard bait, and a hole is drilled in the bottom or side of the bait, and the luminous component is inserted, and the drilled hole is sealed with a transparent tape.

[0009] Furthermore, the light-emitting body includes a cylindrical battery, a light-emitting diode, a light-emitting optical fiber, a cylindrical cover, a cylindrical step body, etc. The rear end of the cylindrical cover is threadedly connected and sealed with the front end of the cylindrical step body, and the cylindrical battery is placed in the cylindrical cover; the light-emitting diode is fixed in the cylindrical step body, and the rear end of the cylindrical step body is sealed and fixedly connected with the light-emitting optical fiber.

[0010] Furthermore, the front end of the cylindrical cover is in a conical shape to facilitate insertion.

[0011] The beneficial effect of the utility model is that when the utility model is used, the fluorescent strip or the luminous part of the luminous body emits light to lure predatory fish, and the utility model is applicable to lure fishing at night or in a dark environment. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0012] Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the light-emitting body structure;

[0013] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of Example 1;

[0014] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of Example 2;

[0015] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of Example 4;

[0016] In the figure: 1- cylindrical battery, 2- light emitting diode, 3- light emitting optical fiber, 4- cylindrical step body, 5- cylindrical cover body;

[0017] 11-soft bait, 12-fishhook, 13-longitudinal insertion, 14-oblique insertion, 15-vertical insertion, 16-lateral insertion;

[0018] 21-hard bait, 22-blind hole, 23-through hole;

[0019] 31-Hollow bait, 32-Drilling, 33-Scotch tape. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0020] The light-emitting component of the utility model adopts a fluorescent strip or an attached Figure 1 The luminous body shown. The fluorescent strip consists of two parts: a plastic tube and a glass tube filled with different liquids. When using it, gently bend the fluorescent strip, break the glass tube in the plastic tube, and gently shake it to fully mix the two liquids to achieve the best luminous effect. The fluorescent strip is not afraid of water and is a waterproof luminous component. Figure 1 The light emitting body comprises a cylindrical battery 1, a light emitting diode 2, a light emitting optical fiber 3, a cylindrical step body 4, a cylindrical cover body 5, and an attached Figure 1 The light-emitting state is shown in FIG. 1 . The two poles of the cylindrical battery 1 are powered on by the light-emitting diode 2, and the light is transmitted outward through the light-emitting optical fiber 3. This light-emitting technology is an existing technology and is mostly used for light-emitting fishing floats. The rear end of the cylindrical cover 5 and the front end of the cylindrical step body 4 (attached Figure 1 The left front and right rear) are threadedly connected and sealed, the light-emitting diode 2 is fixedly sealed in the cylindrical step body 4, the rear end of the cylindrical step body 4 is fixedly connected to the light-emitting optical fiber 3, and the light-emitting body is a sealed and waterproof light-emitting component. The cylindrical battery 1 is placed in the cylindrical cover 5. When the light is not needed, the cylindrical battery 1 can be placed as attached. Figure 1 Place it in the cylindrical cover 5 in reverse to save power. Under normal circumstances, the battery of the cylindrical cover 5 can supply power for more than 12 hours, which is enough for a night of fishing. After the cylindrical cover 5 is threadedly connected with the cylindrical step body 4, the cylindrical battery 1 is sealed from the outside. The front end of the cylindrical cover 5 is conical. Example 1

[0021] The lure bait of this embodiment is a soft bait 11, and a fluorescent strip or a luminous body is inserted into the soft bait 11. Figure 2 As shown. The lure bait is a soft bait 11, the material density is low, and the strength is also low. The fluorescent strip or the luminous body can be inserted into the soft bait in different directions, such as longitudinal insertion 13, oblique insertion 14, vertical insertion 15, and horizontal insertion 16. The fluorescent strip bends and deforms during the insertion process and can emit light. After the luminous body is powered on and emits light, the conical tip at the front end of the cylindrical cover 5 is inserted into the soft bait.

[0022] The fluorescent strip can be cut into small strips and inserted into the soft bait. It is usually not recycled. If the fluorescent strip inserted into the soft bait no longer emits light, you can use a new fluorescent strip to push out the original fluorescent strip and continue to insert it in the original position. If the soft bait with a luminous body is used to catch predatory fish, check the condition of the optical fiber. If the optical fiber is broken and cannot be used, it can be replaced. If the battery needs to be replaced, it can be pulled out of the soft bait and replaced with a cylindrical battery before it can be used again.

[0023] Soft bait materials usually have limited light transmittance, and the fluorescent strip or luminous body can emit weak light from the soft bait. It can be fully inserted into the soft bait, or it can be inserted into the soft bait and partially leaked out. Fishing enthusiasts can adjust it as needed. To facilitate the insertion of the fluorescent strip or luminous body, small holes or pits can be pre-processed on the soft bait. In order to increase the success rate of fishing, the insertion position should be close to the position of the hook, so that when predatory fish attack the moving luminous lure bait, they can bite the hook directly. Since the hook is located below the bait, the oblique insertion 14 and the vertical insertion 15 are inserted from bottom to top, and the longitudinal insertion 13 and the lateral insertion 16 are located at the bottom of the bait. Example 2

[0024] The lure bait in this embodiment is a hard bait 21, and a blind hole 22 or a through hole 23 is processed on the hard bait 21 in advance. Figure 3 As shown. The size of the hole corresponds to the size of the fluorescent strip or luminous body, and the fluorescent strip or luminous body can be inserted into the hole with interference fit. Considering the difficulty of hole processing, horizontal holes or vertical holes are usually processed. The fluorescent strip or luminous body should be placed at the bottom of the bait, close to the fish hook at the bottom of the bait.

[0025] To prevent the light of the luminous component from being too strong and possibly affecting the luring of predatory fish, a transparent tape can be used to wrap and block the light, so that part of the light is transparent. At the same time, the tape can also prevent the luminous component from falling off. Although this embodiment is a hard bait, its hardness is much smaller than that of a drill bit, and a manual drill can be used to drill a blind hole or a through hole on the hard bait. Example 3

[0026] The lure bait in this embodiment is a metal bait, which is usually a thin sheet with a coating. The metal bait is usually used during the day to attract predatory fish by using the coating to reflect light. When fishing at night or in a dark environment, the fluorescent strip or luminous body can be fixed to the metal bait with transparent tape. Alternatively, a groove is processed on the surface of the metal bait, and the fluorescent strip or luminous body is stuck in the groove and fixed with transparent tape to avoid too strong light.

[0027] The luminous component should be placed at the lower part of the bait close to the fish hook. Example 4

[0028] The lure bait of the present embodiment is a hollow bait 31, which is usually used on the water surface to attract predatory fish that attack small frogs. If the bait is a soft bait made of flexible material, it can be inserted from the top of the bait and completely stuffed into the hollow position. The upper insertion port can be automatically closed without water leakage. The fluorescent strip or luminous body can emit light through the soft bait to attract predatory fish. If the bait is made of hard material, a hole can be drilled from the bottom or side, and the fluorescent strip or luminous body can be stuffed into the hollow position, and then the drill hole 32 can be sealed with transparent tape 33. In this way, water will not enter the hollow position, and the bait will still remain on the water surface, and it can emit light through the drill hole 32 at the bottom or side to attract predatory fish. As shown in the attached figure Figure 4 shown.

[0029] When the utility model is used, the fluorescent strip or the luminous part of the luminous body emits light to lure predatory fish, and the utility model can be applied to lure fishing at night or in a dark environment.

Claims

1. A luminous lure bait, comprising a luminous component and a bait, characterized in that: The light-emitting component is located at the lower part of the bait, and is inserted into the solid bait or placed in the hollow bait; the light-emitting component is a fluorescent strip or a light-emitting body; and the light-emitting body is a waterproof sealing structure.

2. The luminous lure fishing bait according to claim 1, characterized in that: The insertion is longitudinal insertion, or transverse insertion, or vertical insertion, or oblique insertion; the oblique insertion and vertical insertion are inserted from bottom to top, and the longitudinal insertion and transverse insertion are located at the lower part of the bait.

3. The luminous lure fishing bait according to claim 2, characterized in that: The entity fishing bait is a soft bait, and the insertion is plugging in or leaking out; the entity fishing bait is a hard bait, and the insertion is inserting into a pre-processed blind hole or through hole, and the diameter of the blind hole or through hole corresponds to the diameter of the fluorescent strip or the luminous body.

4. The luminous lure fishing bait according to claim 1, characterized in that: The physical fishing bait is a metal bait, and the luminous component is bonded and fixed by using a transparent tape.

5. The luminous lure fishing bait according to claim 1, characterized in that: The hollow bait is a soft bait, and the luminous component is inserted into the bait from above; the hollow bait is a hard bait, and a hole is drilled at the bottom or side of the bait, and the luminous component is inserted, and the drilled hole is sealed with a transparent tape.

6. The luminous lure fishing bait according to claim 1, characterized in that: The light-emitting body comprises a cylindrical battery (1), a light-emitting diode (2), a light-emitting optical fiber (3), a cylindrical step body (4), and a cylindrical cover body (5); the rear end of the cylindrical cover body (5) is threadedly connected and sealed with the front end of the cylindrical step body (4), and the cylindrical battery (1) is placed in the cylindrical cover body (5); the light-emitting diode (2) is fixedly sealed in the cylindrical step body (4), and the rear end of the cylindrical step body (4) is fixedly connected to the light-emitting optical fiber (3).

7. The luminous lure fishing bait according to claim 6, characterized in that: The front end of the cylindrical cover (5) is in the shape of a conical tip.

Images