Reel seat and fishing rod

Abstract

The utility model provides a winder seat and a fishing rod, which are easy to change and hold fingers and can improve fishing operability and holding retentivity. Specifically, the reel base is provided with: a front trigger (10) provided at the lower part of the front part of a cylindrical reel base body (1); and a rear trigger (20) which is disposed at a distance from the front trigger (10) in the axial direction, is provided at the lower part of the rear part of the reel seat body (1), and when viewed from the side surface of the reel seat body (1), the distance from the center axis (O1) of the reel seat body (1) to the top (A) of the front trigger (10) is 4-6 mm, and the distance from the center axis (O1) to the top (B) of the rear trigger (20) is 7-12 mm.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD

[0001] The utility model relates to the reel seat of fixed fishing reel and fishing rod. BACKGROUND

[0002] In patent literatures 1 and 2, the reel seat of fixed fishing reel is disclosed. The reel seat of patent literatures 1 and 2 has two triggers on the front and back of the lower part of the reel body.

[0003] The reel seat of patent literature 1 has a flat surface or a concave surface in the side area of the front trigger. According to the reel seat of patent literature 1, it is not easy to apply pressure to the finger pad, and even if the reel is in a transverse state, it can be firmly held to stably perform the holding operation.

[0004] The reel seat of patent literature 2 has a concave lower part connected in front of the front trigger. According to the reel seat of patent literature 2, the index finger placed on the front trigger can enter the concave lower part, so the index finger can be positioned. Therefore, the index finger is not easy to move in the front and back direction, and can be firmly held to stably perform the holding operation.

[0005] PATENT LITERATURE

[0006] Patent literature 1: Japanese patent application publication No. 2008-271864

[0007] Patent literature 2: Japanese patent application publication No. 2007-295805 UTILITY MODEL CONTENT

[0008] The reel seat of patent literatures 1 and 2 is a structure that can be firmly positioned and held by the fingers, on the other hand, it is not a structure corresponding to the grip change, which is to hold the position of the fingers relative to the two triggers. For example, in fishing that repeatedly performs the operation of dropping the taraba from the boat and simply winding it up, the grip change of the fingers holding the reel seat will be performed at a high frequency in fishing for the purpose of reducing fatigue and the like, and when such grip change of the fingers cannot be smoothly performed, stress may be felt.

[0009] The utility model is an invention to solve the problem, and the technical problem to be solved is to provide a reel seat and fishing rod that can easily perform grip change of the fingers and improve fishing operability and holding retention.

[0010] To solve the problem, the reel seat is characterized by comprising: a cylindrical reel seat body; a front trigger provided at a lower portion of a front portion of the reel seat body; and a rear trigger disposed at a lower portion of a rear portion of the reel seat body, axially spaced from the front trigger, and observed from a side surface of the reel seat body, a distance from a center axis of the reel seat body to a top portion A of the front trigger is 4-6 mm, and a distance from the center axis of the reel seat body to a top portion B of the rear trigger is 7-12 mm.

[0011] In one embodiment, the front trigger is provided with a first curved surface and a second curved surface curved concavely before and after the top portion A, and a radius of curvature of the first curved surface is larger than a radius of curvature of the second curved surface.

[0012] In one embodiment, the rear trigger is provided with a third curved surface and a fourth curved surface curved concavely before and after the top portion B, and a radius of curvature of the third curved surface is larger than a radius of curvature of the fourth curved surface.

[0013] In one embodiment, an abutting surface curved convexly is formed between the top portion B and the third curved surface of the rear trigger on the front side of the rear trigger.

[0014] In one embodiment, a distance between the top portion A of the front trigger and the top portion B of the rear trigger is 20-30 mm.

[0015] In one embodiment, the front trigger is provided with a first curved surface and a second curved surface curved concavely before and after the top portion A, and a deepest portion of the second curved surface is located more radially inward than a deepest portion of the first curved surface, and a difference between a distance from a center axis of the reel seat body to the deepest portion of the first curved surface and a distance from the center axis of the reel seat body to the deepest portion of the second curved surface is 1 mm or less when observed from a side surface of the reel seat body.

[0016] In one embodiment, the rear trigger is provided with a third curved surface and a fourth curved surface curved concavely before and after the top portion B, a deepest portion of the fourth curved surface is located more radially outward than a deepest portion of the third curved surface, and a difference between a distance from a center axis of the reel seat body to the deepest portion of the third curved surface and a distance from the center axis of the reel seat body to the deepest portion of the fourth curved surface is 4-6 mm when observed from a side surface of the reel seat body.

[0017] In order to solve the problem, the fishing rod is characterized in that the reel seat is provided.

[0018] According to the present application, since the protrusion amount of the front trigger and the rear trigger is set to be small, the grip of the reel seat body is not limited, and the grip can be easily changed. Thus, the angler can fish by holding the fishing rod in an easy way, and the fishing operation can be improved while reducing the fatigue of the angler.

[0019] In addition, since the load can be well distributed to the front and rear triggers which are easy to hold, the holding retention can be improved. In addition, even if a high load is applied during actual fishing, the load is not concentrated on the fingers resting on the front trigger, and thus the fingers of the angler are not easily painful.

[0020] In addition, in one embodiment, since the inclination of the first curved surface of the front trigger is gentler than that of the second curved surface, the fingers are easily in contact with the front side of the front trigger, and, on the contrary, since the inclination of the second curved surface is steeper than that of the first curved surface, a space between the front trigger and the rear trigger is easily ensured, and the fingers can be easily inserted therebetween. Thus, the reel seat body can be held appropriately while the fingers rest on the front trigger with a small protrusion amount, and the grip can be easily changed. Thus, the fishing operation and the holding retention can be improved.

[0021] In addition, in one embodiment, since the inclination of the fourth curved surface of the rear trigger is gentler than that of the third curved surface, the force of the fingers in contact with the rear trigger from the rear can be reduced. Thus, the fingers in contact with the rear trigger from the rear are not easily painful. On the contrary, since the inclination of the third curved surface is steeper than that of the fourth curved surface, a space between the front trigger and the rear trigger is easily ensured, and the fingers can be easily inserted therebetween. Thus, the fishing operation and the holding retention can be improved, and the grip can be easily changed.

[0022] In addition, in one embodiment, the holding retention when the top B of the rear trigger is held by the fingers and the palm in a wrapping manner can be improved. In addition, since the fingers and the palm are not easily painful at this moment, the fishing operation can be improved, and the grip can be easily changed.

[0023] In addition, in one embodiment, the finger contact area in which the fingers can be easily inserted can be appropriately ensured between the front trigger and the rear trigger, and the fishing operation and the holding retention can be improved.

[0024] Further, in one embodiment, since the difference in height between the first curved surface and the second curved surface of the front trigger is small, the spool seat body can be held naturally with the fingers without causing discomfort, and it is also easy to change grips. Further, since the spool seat body can be held in an encircling manner with the fingers inserted between the front trigger and the rear trigger, the fishing operability and the grip holding property can be improved.

[0025] Further, in one embodiment, since the difference in height between the third curved surface and the fourth curved surface of the rear trigger is small, the spool seat body can be held naturally, and it is also easy to change grips. Further, since the fourth curved surface of the rear trigger is larger in diameter than the third curved surface, the hooking of the fingers to the rear trigger during actual fishing can be reduced, and the grip of the fourth curved surface of the rear trigger can be improved. Thereby, the balance of the grips before and after the rear trigger is improved. Further, the fingers abutting against each other before and after the rear trigger are not likely to strongly contact each other. Thus, the fishing operability and the grip holding property can be improved.

[0026] According to the present application, since the protruding amount of the front trigger and the rear trigger is set to be small, the grip of the spool seat body is not limited, and it is easy to change grips. Thus, fishing can be performed with an easy-to-hold grip, and the fatigue of the fisherman can be reduced while improving the fishing operability.

[0027] Further, since the load can be well dispersed to the front and rear two triggers configured to be easy to hold, the grip holding property can be improved, and thereby, even in the case where a high load is applied during actual fishing, the load is not concentrated on the fingers placed on the front trigger, and the fingers of the fisherman do not cause pain, so the returning hand is also fast, and thus a fishing rod capable of improving the fishing effect can be obtained. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

[0028] Figure 1 is a side view showing the main part of the spool seat and the fishing rod according to the embodiment of the present application.

[0029] Figure 2 is a plan view showing the spool seat body.

[0030] Figure 3 is a longitudinal sectional view of the spool seat body.

[0031] Figure 4 is a bottom view of the spool seat body.

[0032] Figure 5 is a side view showing the dimensional relationship of the spool seat body.

[0033] Figure 6A is a side view showing the grip.

[0034] Figure 6B This is a side view showing other grip methods.

[0035] Figure 6C This is a side view showing other grip methods.

[0036] Figure 6D This is a side view showing other grip methods.

[0037] Figure 7 This is a partially enlarged side view showing a modified example of the rear trigger.

[0038] Symbol Explanation

[0039] 1- Reel holder body; 5- Rear part; 10- Front trigger; 11- First curved surface; 11a- Deepest part of the first curved surface; 12- Second curved surface; 12a- Deepest part of the second curved surface; 20- Rear trigger; 21- Third curved surface; 21a- Deepest part of the third curved surface; 22- Fourth curved surface; 22a- Deepest part of the fourth curved surface; 23- Contact surface; 100- Fishing rod; L1- Spacing between the top A of the front trigger and the top B of the rear trigger; O1- Central axis of the reel holder body; S- Reel holder; X1- Distance from the central axis of the reel holder body to the top A of the front trigger; X2- Distance from the central axis of the reel holder body to the top B of the rear trigger; X5- Difference between distance X3 and distance X4; X7- Difference between distance X4 and distance X6. Detailed Implementation

[0040] The reel holder and fishing rod according to the embodiments of the present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In each embodiment, the same symbols are used to label the same parts, and repeated descriptions are omitted. Furthermore, "up and down," "left and right," and "front and back" are indicated according to… Figure 1 , 2 The arrows indicate the direction of the rod. The top of the rod is "front," and the bottom of the rod is "back."

[0041] like Figure 1 As shown, the reel holder S involved in this embodiment is a double-bearing type fishing reel R1 that can be easily installed and removed (see reference). Figure 6A The component with the mounting feet (not shown), which is held by the fingers when the fishing reel R1 is mounted (see reference). Figure 6A (etc.). The reel holder S has a cylindrical reel holder body 1 made of synthetic resin. A movable cover (not shown) that can move axially upward is mounted on the reel holder body 1.

[0042] The fishing rod 100 is formed by passing the rod body 50 through the hollow part 1a of the reel seat body 1 (see reference). Figure 3) and fixed by adhesion. The rod body 50 is formed by connecting a first rod section, a middle rod section, a rod tip section, and the like, and can be joined by a pull-out method, an inverted insertion method, a sleeve method, or other known joining methods. Alternatively, the rod body 50 can be formed by a single rod. A guide member or the like (not shown) is attached to the rod body 50.

[0043] The cord reel base body 1 includes a fixing cover 2, a mounting surface 3, a front trigger 10, and a rear trigger 20.

[0044] The fixing cover 2 is integrally formed on the upper portion of the rear portion 5 of the cord reel base body 1. The fixing cover 2 is a portion into which the rear portion of the mounting leg is inserted. As shown in Figures 2-4 , the outer shape of the rear portion 5 of the cord reel base body 1 is tapered toward the rear. Similarly, the inner periphery of the hollow portion la (see Figure 3 ) is also tapered toward the rear. The front end portion (not shown) of a handle 40 (see Figure 6A ) is inserted into the tapered portion of the hollow portion la and is fixed by an adhesive. The handle 40 is a substantially cylindrical portion that is a portion to be contacted by a finger. The handle 40 is formed of a soft member such as cork or EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer) resin.

[0045] As shown in Figure 1 , Figure 2 , the mounting surface 3 is a portion into which the mounting leg (not shown) of the fishing cord reel Rl is inserted. A recess 3a into which a decorative member (not shown) is inserted is formed on the central portion in the front-rear direction of the mounting surface 3.

[0046] A threaded portion 4 for mounting a movable cover is formed on the front portion of the cord reel base body 1. The other end portion of the mounting leg is inserted into the movable cover. The movable cover is movable in the front-rear direction by being screwed with the threaded portion 4 of the cord reel base body 1, and the mounting leg is clamped and fixed between the fixing cover 2 and the movable cover by moving the movable cover in the rear direction. Further, the mounting leg is released from the clamping by moving the movable cover in the front direction, and the fishing cord reel is detached from the cord reel base body 1.

[0047] As shown in Figure 1 , Figure 3 , Figure 4 , the front trigger 10 is provided on the lower portion of the front portion of the cord reel base body 1. On the other hand, the rear trigger 20 is provided on the lower portion of the rear portion 5 of the cord reel base body 1 with a space therebetween in the axial direction of the cord reel base body 1. The front trigger 10 and the rear trigger 20 each protrude toward the lower portion, and function as a portion to be held by a finger or a portion to be held by a finger and a palm when the cord reel base body 1 is held.

[0048] As shown in Figure 3 , the front trigger 10 and the rear trigger 20 each have a substantially triangular cross section. The cross-sectional area of the front trigger 10 is smaller than that of the rear trigger 20, and the protrusion amount of the front trigger 10 is smaller than that of the rear trigger 20. As shown in Figure 5 , the protrusion amount of the front trigger 10 is set to be 4 to 6 mm from the center axis Oi of the cord reel housing 1 to the top A (the lowermost end portion) of the front trigger 10, as viewed from the side of the cord reel housing 1.

[0049] On the other hand, the protrusion amount of the rear trigger 20 can also be appropriately set, but in the present embodiment, as shown in Figure 5 , it is set to be 7 to 12 mm from the center axis Oi to the top B (the lowermost end portion) of the rear trigger 20, as viewed from the side of the cord reel housing 1. Thus, the minimum value of the difference in the protrusion amount between the top A of the front trigger 10 and the top B of the rear trigger 20 is 1 mm, and the maximum value of the difference in the protrusion amount is 8 mm.

[0050] Further, the front-to-rear direction interval Li between the top A of the front trigger 10 and the top B of the rear trigger 20 can be appropriately set, but in the present embodiment, it is set to be 20 to 30 mm. That is, the interval between the front trigger 10 and the rear trigger 20 is set to be the size of a one-finger allowance of a finger having the average thickness (17 mm) of an adult person.

[0051] As shown in Figure 1 , Figure 3 , a first curved surface 11 and a second curved surface 12 that are curved concavely upward are formed on the front and rear of the front trigger 10. The radius of curvature of the first curved surface 11 on the front side is larger than that of the second curved surface 12 on the rear side. Thus, the inclination of the first curved surface 11 is gentler than that of the second curved surface 12, and the inclination of the second curved surface 12 is steeper than that of the first curved surface 11.

[0052] As shown in Figure 5 , the deepest portion 12a of the second curved surface 12 is located more radially inward than the deepest portion 11a of the first curved surface 11. Thus, the front of the front trigger 10 is formed to be slightly larger in diameter than the rear. Here, the difference X5 between the distance X3 from the center axis Oi of the cord reel housing 1 to the deepest portion 11a of the first curved surface 11 and the distance X4 from the center axis Oi to the deepest portion 12a of the second curved surface 12 is set to be 1 mm or less, as viewed from the side of the cord reel housing 1.

[0053] As shown in Figure 1 , Figure 3As shown, a third curved surface 21 and a fourth curved surface 22, which are concave and curved upwards, are also formed before and after the rear trigger 20. The radius of curvature of the rear fourth curved surface 22 is larger than that of the front third curved surface 21. Therefore, the inclination of the fourth curved surface 22 is gentler than that of the third curved surface 21, and the inclination of the third curved surface 21 is steeper than that of the fourth curved surface 22. Figure 5 As shown, the deepest part 21a of the third curved surface 21 is connected to the deepest part 12a of the second curved surface 12 of the front trigger 10.

[0054] like Figure 5 As shown, the deepest part 22a of the fourth curved surface 22 is located radially outward than the deepest part 21a of the third curved surface 21. Therefore, the rear of the rear trigger 20 is formed to have a larger diameter than the front. Here, viewed from the side of the reel holder body 1, the difference X7 between the distance X4 from the central axis O1 of the reel holder body 1 to the deepest part 21a of the third curved surface 21 and the distance X6 to the deepest part 22a of the fourth curved surface 22 is set to 4–6 mm.

[0055] As described above, the cable reel holder body 1 has three deepest portions 11a, 12a (21a), and 22a on the front and rear sides of the front trigger 10 and the rear trigger 20. The deepest portion 12a (21a) in the central part in the front-rear direction is the deepest, followed by the deepest portion 11a on the front side and the deepest portion 22a on the rear side, decreasing in depth. This, combined with the front trigger 10 and the rear trigger 20, allows the cable reel holder body 1 to have a varied, textured shape. This reduces discomfort when changing the finger's contact position, making it easier to switch grips.

[0056] like Figure 1 , Figure 3 As shown, an abutment surface 23 is formed on the front side of the rear trigger 20, between the top B and the third curved surface 21. The abutment surface 23 gently bulges downwards and forwards in a curved convex shape. As a result, the front portion of the top B of the rear trigger 20 forms a rounded shape.

[0057] Next, refer to Figures 6A-6D Various gripping methods on the reel holder body 1 of this embodiment will be described.

[0058] On the cable reel holder body 1 Figure 6A The grip shown is the standard grip. Figure 6A In the middle, the rear trigger 20 is clamped between the little finger F5 and the ring finger F4. The middle finger F3 wraps around from the first curved surface 11 of the front trigger 10 to the side of the reel holder body 1 and abuts against the rear of the fishing reel R1.

[0059] The index finger F2 extends to the front side of the reel seat body 1, and abuts against the bottom side from the right side surface of the reel seat body 1. The thumb Fl abuts against the front portion of the upper portion of the fishing reel Rl.

[0060] In this grip, the front trigger 10 and the rear trigger 20 can be held evenly with three fingers. Further, since the large diameter rear portion 5 of the reel seat body 1 can be held in an encircling manner with the little finger F5, the grip is stable, and the fishing operability and the grip retention are excellent.

[0061] Figure 6B The grip shown is a grip in which Figure 6A The grip shown is a grip in which the entire grip is shifted to the rear side. In Figure 6B In the grip, the rear trigger 20 is sandwiched between the ring finger F4 and the middle finger F3. The middle finger F3 is disposed between the front trigger 10 and the rear trigger 20, and abuts against the side surface of the reel seat body 1 on the upper side of the rear trigger 20. The index finger F2 is wrapped around the side surface of the front trigger 10 from the first curved surface 11 and abuts. The thumb Fl abuts against the front portion of the upper portion of the fishing reel Rl.

[0062] In this grip, the front trigger 10 and the rear trigger 20 can be held evenly with three fingers. Further, since the large diameter rear portion 5 of the reel seat body 1 can be held in an encircling manner with the little finger F5, the grip is stable, and the fishing operability and the grip retention are excellent.

[0063] Figure 6C The grip shown is a grip in which Figure 6A The grip shown is a grip in which the entire grip is shifted to the front side. In Figure 6C In the grip, the little finger F5 is placed on the third curved surface 21 of the rear trigger 20. The ring finger F4 is wrapped around the side surface of the front trigger 10 from the first curved surface 11 of the front trigger 10 and abuts. The middle finger F3 abuts against the bottom portion of the front portion of the reel seat body 1. The index finger F2 abuts against the front portion of the fishing reel Rl on the front side of the upper side of the reel seat body 1. The thumb Fl abuts against the front and rear of the upper portion of the fishing reel Rl.

[0064] In this grip, the front trigger 10 and the rear trigger 20 can be held evenly with three fingers. Further, since the large diameter rear portion 5 of the reel seat body 1 can be held in an encircling manner with the little finger F5, the grip is stable, and the fishing operability and the grip retention are excellent.

[0065] Figure 6DThe grip shown is a grip in which the entire palm holds the fishing reel R and the reel body 1 in an encircling manner. In the Figure 6D middle finger F3, the index finger F2, and the thumb F1 abut against the reel body 1 and the fishing reel R1, as with the grip shown in Figure 6C the middle finger F3, the index finger F2, and the thumb F1 abut against the reel body 1 and the fishing reel R1, as with the grip shown in

[0066] In this grip, the entire palm can encircle the fishing reel R and the reel body 1, and the ring finger F4 and the little finger F5 can hold the front trigger 10 and the rear trigger 20 in an encircling manner. In addition, the middle finger F3, the index finger F2, and the thumb F1 can hold the front portion of the fishing reel R1 and the reel body 1 in a sandwiching manner from the vertical direction. Thus, in this case as well, the grip is stable, and the fishing operability and the grip retention are excellent.

[0067] According to the reel seat S and the fishing rod 100 of the present embodiment described above, since the protruding amounts of the front trigger 10 and the rear trigger 20 are set to be small, the grip of the reel body 1 is not restricted, and the grip is easily changed, so that fishing can be performed in a grip that is easy to hold. Thus, it is possible to improve the fishing operability while reducing the fatigue of the fisherman.

[0068] In addition, since the load can be well dispersed to the front and rear two front triggers 10 and rear triggers 20 configured to be easy to hold, the grip retention can be improved. In addition, thus, even in the case where a high load is applied during actual fishing, the load is not concentrated on the fingers placed on the front trigger 10, so that it is not easy to cause pain in the fingers of the fisherman. Thus, the hand return of the fishing rod 100 also becomes fast, so that the fishing effect can be improved.

[0069] In addition, since the first curved surface 11 that is gently inclined is provided on the front side of the front trigger 10, it is easy to make the fingers abut against the front side of the front trigger 10. In addition, since the second curved surface 12 that is steeply inclined is provided on the rear side of the front trigger 10, it is possible to smoothly insert the fingers between the front trigger 10 and the rear trigger 20. Thus, it is possible to appropriately hold the front and rear of the front trigger 10 while appropriately placing the fingers on the front trigger 10 whose protruding amount is set to be small. In addition, the grip is easily changed. Thus, it is possible to improve the fishing operability and the grip retention.

[0070] Further, since the fourth curved surface 22 is provided on the rear side of the rear trigger 20, the force of the finger abutting against the rear trigger 20 from the rear side can be reduced. Thus, the finger abutting against the rear trigger 20 from the rear side is not easily painful. Further, in contrast, since the inclination of the third curved surface 21 is steep, the space between the front trigger 10 and the rear trigger 20 can be easily ensured, and the finger can be easily inserted therebetween. Thus, the fishing operability and the holding retention can be improved. Further, the grip change can be easily performed.

[0071] Further, the holding retention when the finger and the palm are held around the top B of the rear trigger 20 in a wrapped manner can be improved by the abutting surface 23. Further, since the finger and the palm are not easily painful in this case, the fishing operability and the holding retention can be improved. Further, the grip change can be easily performed.

[0072] Further, since the interval LI in the front-rear direction between the top A of the front trigger 10 and the top B of the rear trigger 20 is set to be within the range of 20 to 30 mm, the finger abutting region in which the finger can be easily inserted can be appropriately ensured therebetween. Thus, the fishing operability and the holding retention can be improved.

[0073] Further, since the difference in height on the first curved surface 11 and the second curved surface 12 of the front trigger 10 is set to be 1 mm or less, the reel seat body 1 can be naturally held by the finger without feeling uncomfortable, and thus the grip change can be easily performed. Further, since the reel seat body 1 can be held in a wrapped manner by the finger inserted between the front trigger 10 and the rear trigger 20, the fishing operability and the holding retention can be improved.

[0074] Further, since the deepest portion 22a of the fourth curved surface 22 on the rear side of the rear trigger 20 is located more radially outward than the deepest portion 21a of the third curved surface 21 on the front side, and the difference X7 between the distance X4 of the deepest portion 21a and the distance X6 of the deepest portion 22a is set to be 4 to 6 mm, the difference in height between the curved surfaces 21, 22 on the front and rear sides is small, and thus the reel seat body can be naturally held. Thereby, the grip change can be easily performed. Further, since the fourth curved surface 22 on the rear side is more radially expanded than the third curved surface 21 on the front side, the hooking of the finger to the rear trigger 20 during actual fishing can be reduced, and the grip of the fourth curved surface 22 can be improved. Thereby, the balance of the grip on the front and rear sides of the rear trigger 20 can be improved. Further, the fingers abutting against the rear trigger 20 from the front and rear sides (for example, the ring finger F4 and the little finger F6, with reference to FIG. 6) are not easily strongly contacted with each other. Thus, the fishing operability and the holding retention can be improved. Figure 6A

[0075] ​Although the embodiments of the present application have been described above, the present application can be appropriately modified without departing from the spirit of the present application.

[0076] For example, although the front trigger 10 and the rear trigger 20 are shown as having a substantially triangular cross section, various shapes can be used.

[0077] In addition, the first curved surface 11 and the second curved surface 12 of the front trigger 10 and the third curved surface 21 and the fourth curved surface 22 of the rear trigger 20 can also include portions having different radii of curvature or straight portions.

[0078] In addition, although the abutting surface 23 is formed on the front side of the top portion B of the rear trigger 20, it is not necessarily required, and for example, as shown in Figure 7 the abutting surface 23 can be formed as a gently curved surface around the top portion B of the rear trigger 20. In this case, the holding retention when holding the top portion B of the rear trigger 20 with the fingers and the palm in a wrapped manner can be improved. In addition, since pain is not easily caused in the fingers and the palm at this time, the fishing operability and the holding retention can be improved. Furthermore, the grip change is also easily performed.

Claims

1. A cord reel housing characterized by comprising: a cylindrical cord reel housing body; a front trigger provided at a lower portion of a front portion of the cord reel housing body; and a rear trigger disposed in axial separation from the front trigger and provided at a lower portion of a rear portion of the cord reel housing body, a distance from a center axis of the cord reel housing body to a top portion A of the front trigger is 4 to 6 mm and a distance from the center axis of the cord reel housing body to a top portion B of the rear trigger is 7 to 12 mm, as viewed from a side of the cord reel housing body.

2. The cord reel housing according to claim 1, characterized in that: the front trigger has a first curved surface and a second curved surface that are curved concavely before and after the top portion A, a radius of curvature of the first curved surface is larger than a radius of curvature of the second curved surface.

3. The cord reel housing according to claim 1, characterized in that: the rear trigger has a third curved surface and a fourth curved surface that are curved concavely before and after the top portion B, a radius of curvature of the third curved surface is larger than a radius of curvature of the fourth curved surface.

4. The cord reel housing according to claim 3, characterized in that: an abutting surface that is curved convexly is formed between the top portion B of the rear trigger and the third curved surface of the rear trigger on a front side of the rear trigger.

5. The cord reel housing according to claim 1, characterized in that: a separation between the top portion A of the front trigger and the top portion B of the rear trigger is 20 to 30 mm.

6. The cord reel housing according to claim 1, characterized in that: the front trigger has a first curved surface and a second curved surface that are curved concavely before and after the top portion A, a deepest portion of the second curved surface is located more radially inward than a deepest portion of the first curved surface, as viewed from a side of the cord reel housing body, a difference between a distance from a center axis of the cord reel housing body to the deepest portion of the first curved surface and a distance from the center axis of the cord reel housing body to the deepest portion of the second curved surface is 1 mm or less, as viewed from a side of the cord reel housing body.

7. The cord reel housing according to claim 1, characterized in that: the rear trigger has a third curved surface and a fourth curved surface that are curved concavely before and after the top portion B, a deepest portion of the fourth curved surface is located more radially outward than a deepest portion of the third curved surface, as viewed from a side of the cord reel housing body, a difference between a distance from a center axis of the cord reel housing body to the deepest portion of the third curved surface and a distance from the center axis of the cord reel housing body to the deepest portion of the fourth curved surface is 4 to 6 mm, as viewed from a side of the cord reel housing body. The cord reel housing according to any one of claims 1 to 7.

8. A fishing rod characterized by ​

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