Fishing line dragging tool

Abstract

The utility model discloses a fishing line dragging tool, which is used for dragging a fishing tackle from water when a fishhook is hung on the bottom, and comprises a main body part, the main body part is provided with a first stress part, and the first stress part is used for limiting the main line on the side of the fishing rod in the process that the main line is stressed to move in the direction away from the sub-line and the fishhook is pulled away from a hooked object or the fishing line is snapped. The method specifically comprises the steps that in the process that the main line is stressed to move in the direction away from the sub-line and the sub-line is snapped; the relative position between the contact part of the fishing rod side main line and the main body part and the main body part is not changed, that is, the part is not stressed, and the main body part is provided with a second stress part which is used for being in contact with a human hand to pull the main body part and drive the main line to move in the direction away from the sub-line; the main body part comprises a winding part and a first blocking part extending out of the winding part, the fishing rod side main line can be wound on the first stress part on the winding part, a first corner is formed between the winding part and the blocking part, and the main line winds around the first corner when being wound on the main body part so as to prevent the main line and the winding part from relatively sliding on the first stress part.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of fishing tackle, in particular to a fish line dragging tool. Background Art

[0002] Fishing tackle usually consists of a fishing rod, a fishing reel fixed on the handle side of the fishing rod, and a fishing line. The fishing line includes a main line connected to the end of the fishing rod, and a sub-line whose upper end is connected to the main line by means of an 8-shaped ring or knotting, and whose lower end is connected to a fishhook. When using the fishing tackle for fishing, the fishhook that penetrates into the river water or sea water is likely to be hooked on aquatic plants or garbage in the river water or sea water, that is, the so-called "bottom hanging". After "bottom hanging" occurs, in order to continue fishing, it is necessary to apply force to pull the "bottom-hung" fishhook away from the aquatic plants or garbage it is hooked on. At this time, only the main line, the fishing rod, and the fishing reel are exposed above the water surface. Considering the convenience of applying force and cost, it is advisable to use the method of dragging the fishing line to pull the fishhook away from the hooked object.

[0003] Since the fishing line is very strong, it is difficult to break it by hand, and if it is pulled hard, it is easy to cut the hand by the fishing line, and it may also damage the fishing rod and the fishing reel. Therefore, a fish line dragging tool is needed. Summary of the Utility Model

[0004] In order to solve the technical problem in the background art of how to more conveniently and effectively drag the fishing tackle to pull the "bottom-hung" fishhook away from the hooked object, and not hurt the hand and try to preserve the fishing rod and the fishing reel as much as possible, the utility model proposes a fish line dragging tool.

[0005] The fish line dragging tool is used to drag out the fishing tackle when the fishhook is fixed, and includes a main body part. The main body part has a first stress part that limits the main line on the fishing rod side when the main line is stressed and moves away from the sub-line to pull the fishhook away from the hooked object or break the fishing line.

[0006] Further, limiting the main line on the fishing rod side specifically means: when the main line is stressed and moves away from the sub-line to pull the fishhook away from the hooked object or break the fishing line, the relative position between the contact part between the main line on the fishing rod side and the main body part and the main body part remains unchanged. The main body part has a second stress part for human hands to contact to pull the main body part and drive the main line to move away from the sub-line.

[0007] Further, the main body part includes a winding part and a first blocking part extending from the winding part. The main line on the fishing rod side can be wound around the first stress part on the winding part. A first corner is formed between the winding part and the blocking part. When the main line winds around the main body part, it passes through the first corner to prevent relative sliding between the main line and the winding part at the first stress part.

[0008] Further, the first blocking part has a first depression for human hands to hold. The first depression forms the second stress part for the contact between the main body part and human hands.

[0009] Further, the first recess is adjacent to the first corner so that the hand contacting the second force-receiving portion can press the main line partially wound around the main body portion against the main body portion to further strengthen the interlock between the main line and the main body portion during the process of pulling the main line through the main body portion.

[0010] Further, the main body portion includes a second blocking portion extending from the winding portion, and the second blocking portion and the first blocking portion are symmetrically arranged with respect to the winding portion.

[0011] Further, the second blocking portion has a second recess for hand gripping, and a second force-receiving portion where the main body portion contacts the hand is formed at the second recess.

[0012] Further, the second recess is adjacent to the second corner so that the hand contacting the second force-receiving portion can press the main line partially wound around the main body portion against the main body portion to further strengthen the interlock between the main line and the main body portion during the process of pulling the main line through the main body portion.

[0013] Further, the main body portion is integrally formed and has a smooth outer wall.

[0014] The beneficial effects of the present utility model are as follows:

[0015] With a fish line dragging tool with a simple structure, the fishing tackle "stuck on the bottom" can be quickly pulled out of the water, reducing the impact of "stuck on the bottom" on fishing. It solves the problems that when there is no fish line dragging tool, it is impossible to quickly and effectively drag the fishing tackle out of the water, or the hand may be injured when dragging the fish line by hand. At the same time, the fishing rod and the fishing reel are preserved, and the main line is very likely not to be broken and preserved, reducing the loss. After that, the next fishing can be continued by replacing the sub-line. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0016] Figure 1 It is a structural schematic diagram of the fishing tackle.

[0017] Figure 2 It is a structural schematic diagram of a fish line dragging tool proposed by the present utility model.

[0018] Figure 3 It is a structural schematic diagram of a fish line dragging tool proposed by the present utility model wound around the main line of the fishing tackle. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

[0019] The following will describe in detail the specific embodiments of the present utility model with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0020] As Figures 1 to 3As shown, a fishing line dragging tool is used to assist in pulling a fishing hook 13 away from a hooked object or breaking a fishing line, and includes a main body 1 having a first force-bearing portion 2 on the main body 1 for limiting the main line 7 on the side of a fishing rod 9 when the main line 7 is forced to move in a direction away from a sub-line 8 and the sub-line 8 is broken.

[0021] In actual application, when the fishing hook 13 is "hung on the bottom" and fixed by debris, the main line 7 exposed above the water surface can be wrapped around the main body 1 of the fishing line dragging tool, and the part of the main line 7 wrapped around the main body 1 is fixed and limited on the outer wall 11 of the main body 1. At this time, the main line 7 on the main body 1 can be pressed by hand and moved away from the sub-line 8. Since the main line 7 is generally much thicker than the sub-line 8, when the pulling force is large enough, the sub-line 8 is very likely to be broken, while the main line 7 is preserved. After that, the main line 7 and components such as the 8-shaped ring 12 are pulled out of the water, and the new sub-line 8 is replaced, and fishing can continue.

[0022] The fishing line dragging tool can provide a fulcrum for the hands, thus avoiding the problem of the angler's hands being cut when dragging the fishing line with bare hands. In addition, the fishing line dragging tool also prevents the fishing rod and reel behind it from being subjected to force, thereby preserving the fishing rod and reel and reducing losses. Afterwards, the fishing line can be replaced to continue fishing next time.

[0023] The main line 7 on the side of the fishing rod 9 is limited in position, specifically: when the main line 7 is forced to move in the direction away from the sub-line 8 and pulls the hook 13 away from the hooked object or breaks the fishing line, the contact part between the main line 7 on the side of the fishing rod 9 and the main body 1 and the relative position between the main body 1 remain unchanged, and the main body 1 has a second force-bearing part 3 for human hand contact to pull the main body 1 and drive the main line 7 to move in the direction away from the sub-line 8.

[0024] like Figure 2 , Figure 3 As shown, by providing a force-bearing portion 3 that can be held by a hand on the main body 1, it is convenient for anglers to better apply force to the fishing line dragging tool to pull the main line 7 wound on the main body 1 away from the sub-line 8, thereby making the operation of the main dragging fishing line more convenient.

[0025] The main body 1 includes a winding portion 4 and a first blocking portion 5 extending from the winding portion 4. The main line 7 on the side of the fishing rod 9 can be wound around the first force-bearing portion 2 on the winding portion 4. A first corner 45 is formed between the winding portion 4 and the first blocking portion 5. When the main line 7 is wound around the main body 1, it passes through the first corner 45 to prevent relative sliding between the main line 7 and the winding portion 4 at the first force-bearing portion 2.

[0026] like Figure 2 , Figure 3As shown, the first corner 45 is an acute angle less than 90 degrees. When the main line 7 winds around the main body 1, it passes through the first corner 45. The first blocking portion 5 can effectively prevent relative sliding between the main line 7 and the winding portion 4 at the first stress portion 2, ensuring that the main line 7 does not slip off the winding portion 4 when the main line 7 is pulled, so that the fishing line dragging tool can more reliably drag the fishing line and pull the hooked fishing hook 13 that is "stuck on the bottom" away from the hooked object.

[0027] The first blocking portion 5 has a first recess 51 for human hand gripping, and a second stress portion 3 where the main body 1 contacts the human hand is formed at the first recess 51.

[0028] As Figure 2 、 Figure 3 shown, the first recess 51 can be gripped by the human hand for convenient force application.

[0029] The first recess 51 is adjacent to the first corner 45 so that the human hand contacting the second stress portion 3 can press the main line 7 partially wound around the main body 1 onto the main body 1 to further strengthen the interlock between the main line 7 and the main body 1 during the process of pulling the main line 7 through the main body 1.

[0030] As Figure 2 、 Figure 3 shown, when the angler pulls the main line 7 by gripping the first recess 51 with four fingers, the thumb can conveniently press the main line 7 wound around the main body 1 near the first corner 45 adjacent to the first recess 51, thereby further strengthening the interlock between the main line 7 and the main body 1 during the process of pulling the main line 7 through the main body 1.

[0031] The main body 1 includes a second blocking portion 6 extending from the winding portion 4, and the second blocking portion 6 and the first blocking portion 5 are symmetrically arranged relative to the winding portion 4.

[0032] As Figure 2 、 Figure 3 shown, the second blocking portion 6 symmetrically arranged with the first blocking portion 5 relative to the winding portion 4 can enhance the effect of hindering relative sliding between the main line 7 and the winding portion 4 at the first stress portion 2 when pulling the main line 7.

[0033] The second blocking portion 6 has a second recess 61 for human hand gripping, and a second stress portion 3 where the main body 1 contacts the human hand is formed at the second recess 61.

[0034] Arranging two second stress portions 3 symmetrical to the main body 1 allows the angler to conveniently use both hands to pull the main line 7 wound around the main body 1, and can more powerfully pull the fishing tackle that is "stuck on the bottom" out of the water.

[0035] The second recess 61 is adjacent to the second corner 46 so that the hand of a person contacting the second stress-bearing part 3 can press the main line 7 partially wound around the main body part 1 onto the main body part 1 to further strengthen the interlock between the main line 7 and the main body part 1 during the process of pulling the main line 7 through the main body part 1.

[0036] The main body part 1 is integrally formed and has a smoothly transitioning outer wall 11.

[0037] The smoothly transitioning outer wall 11 can minimize the wear of the main line 7 by the main body part 1 during the process of pulling the main line 7. In practical applications, the fishing line dragging tool can also adopt special materials to further protect the main line 7 from being pulled apart.

[0038] The above are only the preferred specific embodiments of the present utility model, but the protection scope of the present utility model is not limited thereto. Any person skilled in the art within the technical scope disclosed by the present utility model, according to the technical solution of the present utility model and its inventive concept, makes equivalent substitutions or changes, and should be covered by the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A fishing line dragging tool, used for dragging out a fishing tackle when a hook (13) is fixed, characterized in that: The invention comprises a main body (1), wherein the main body (1) has a first force-bearing portion (2) for limiting the main line (7) on the side of the fishing rod (9) when the main line (7) is forced to move in a direction away from the sub-line (8) and pulls the fishing hook (13) away from the hooked object or breaks the fishing line.

2. The fishing line dragging tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: The main line (7) on the side of the fishing rod (9) is limited in position, specifically: when the main line (7) is forced to move in a direction away from the sub-line (8) and pulls the hook (13) away from the hooked object or breaks the fishing line, the contact part between the main line (7) on the side of the fishing rod (9) and the main body (1) and the relative position between the main body (1) remain unchanged, and the main body (1) is provided with a second force-bearing part (3) for a person to contact with the main body (1) and drive the main line (7) to move in a direction away from the sub-line (8).

3. The fishing line dragging tool according to claim 2, characterized in that: The main body (1) comprises a winding portion (4) and a first blocking portion (5) extending from the winding portion (4); a main line (7) on the fishing rod (9) can be wound around a first force-bearing portion (2) on the winding portion (4); a first corner (45) is formed between the winding portion (4) and the first blocking portion (5); when the main line (7) is wound around the main body (1), it passes through the first corner (45) to prevent relative sliding between the main line (7) and the winding portion (4) at the first force-bearing portion (2).

4. The fishing line dragging tool according to claim 3, characterized in that: The first blocking portion (5) is provided with a first depression (51) for grasping by a human hand, and the first depression (51) forms a second force-bearing portion (3) where the main body (1) contacts with a human hand.

5. The fishing line dragging tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first recess (51) is adjacent to the first corner (45) so that a hand contacting the second force-bearing portion (3) can press the main line (7) partially wrapped around the main body (1) against the main body (1) to further strengthen the interlocking between the main line (7) and the main body (1) during the process of pulling the main line (7) through the main body (1).

6. The fishing line dragging tool according to claim 5, characterized in that: The main body (1) comprises a second blocking portion (6) extending from the winding portion (4), and the second blocking portion (6) and the first blocking portion (5) are arranged symmetrically relative to the winding portion (4).

7. The fishing line dragging tool according to claim 6, characterized in that: The second blocking portion (6) is provided with a second depression (61) for grasping by a human hand, and the second depression (61) forms a second force-bearing portion (3) where the main body (1) contacts with a human hand.

8. The fishing line dragging tool according to claim 7, characterized in that: The second recess (61) is adjacent to the second corner (46) so that a hand contacting the second force-bearing portion (3) can press the main line (7) partially wrapped around the main body (1) against the main body (1) to further strengthen the interlocking between the main line (7) and the main body (1) during the process of pulling the main line (7) through the main body (1).

9. The fishing line dragging tool according to claim 8, characterized in that: The main body (1) is integrally formed and has an outer wall (11) with a smooth transition.

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