A fishing rod

Abstract

The utility model discloses a fishing rod relates to fishing gear technical field, including handle section, positioning section and wheel seat, and the end of wheel seat is fixed on handle section, and the end of wheel seat is with handle section's pole tip end level, the length of handle section is not more than half of the length of positioning section, and the positioning section is equipped with the positioning point of handle section pole tip end opening cooperation, and the positioning point is located between the middle part of positioning section and the pole tail end, the utility model discloses the hidden part between the wheel seat and handle section pole tip end of positioning section is released under the premise of not changing the overall structure of the existing fishing rod, makes positioning section still can retain enough length to participate in the bending deformation and provides the rebound force under the contraction state, thereby has solved the technical problem that the positioning section in the existing fishing rod cannot overall coordination and participates in the bending deformation of the rest pole section of fishing rod and provides the rebound force, and the fishing rod is not even easy to break the rod of the uneven soft and hard overall.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of fishing gear technology, specifically to a rock fishing rod. Background Technology

[0002] As a composite fishing tackle that combines the sensitivity of a hand rod with the long-casting capability of a sea rod, the surf rod, with its multiple guides and reel seat structure that can fix the fishing line, allows for flexible fish-playing by reeling in and out of the fishing line when dealing with medium to large fish. It is widely used in marine surf fishing, freshwater reservoir long-casting and other scenarios.

[0003] At present, the basic structure of surf rods and hand rods is similar, consisting of a handle section (as the main carrier for gripping and bearing force) and several rod sections. The rod sections mostly adopt a pull-out connection method, that is, each rod section is nested inside the previous rod section in sequence. When in use, the sections are pulled out one by one from the tip of the handle section and fixed by the conical surface fitting. When retracted, they are stored in the opposite direction to improve portability.

[0004] In actual fishing, different rod lengths are often required depending on the scenario. To reduce the number of rods carried, structures have been designed where the rod section adjacent to the handle can retract through a positioning part. For example, document CN211064720U discloses a fishing rod that can be adjusted to multiple length specifications, where the penultimate telescopic section can be positioned inside the handle section via a bulge. When fishing at close range, the penultimate telescopic section can be positioned inside the handle section; when fishing at a greater distance, the penultimate telescopic section can be pulled out of the handle section, achieving the purpose of fishing at two different lengths.

[0005] However, while this type of fishing rod offers flexible, variable length, it also brings significant usage problems. On one hand, because the positioning point of the penultimate telescopic section (the positioning section adjacent to the handle section) is located on the side closer to the rod tip, when this positioning section is in the retracted state, its rod body is almost completely hidden inside the handle section and overlaps with it. This makes the stiffness of this positioning section much greater than that of the other single sections of the fishing rod, resulting in its inability to coordinate with the bending deformation of the other sections of the rod and provide rebound force, which seriously affects the fishing feel and reduces the performance of the fishing rod.

[0006] Furthermore, existing surf rods often have relatively long handle sections, and for ease of grip, the reel seat is typically installed in the middle of the handle section, as disclosed in document CN1432274A. However, even after the positioning section retracts and positions itself within the handle section, the portion of the positioning section located between the reel seat and the rod tip of the handle section still cannot participate in the bending deformation of the remaining rod sections and provide rebound force. In addition, this structure creates a double-layer structure between the reel seat and the rod tip of the handle section, preventing this portion from participating in bending deformation. This results in uneven stiffness across the entire rod, disrupting the force balance among the rod sections and leading to uneven stress distribution during fishing, potentially causing the rod to break.

[0007] Therefore, it is necessary to provide a new surf rod to solve the above-mentioned technical problems. Utility Model Content

[0008] This utility model addresses the shortcomings and defects of the existing technology by proposing a surf rod. Without altering the overall structure of the existing surf rod, it releases the hidden portion of the positioning section located between the reel seat and the handle section tip when the positioning section is retracted. This allows the positioning section to retain sufficient length to participate in bending deformation and provide rebound force even when retracted, thus solving the technical problems of existing surf rods where the positioning section cannot coordinately participate in the bending deformation of the other rod sections and provide rebound force, and where the uneven stiffness of the entire rod makes it prone to breakage.

[0009] To achieve the above objectives, the technical solution adopted by this utility model is as follows:

[0010] A surf rod includes a handle section, a positioning section, and a reel seat. The reel seat is fixed to the handle section, and the end of the reel seat is flush with the tip of the handle section. The length of the handle section does not exceed half the length of the positioning section. The positioning section has a positioning point that matches the opening at the tip of the handle section. The positioning point is located between the middle of the positioning section and the butt end of the rod.

[0011] The positioning point is a thickened protrusion on the positioning section.

[0012] The wheel seat is fixedly fitted onto the tip of the rod on the handle section.

[0013] The handle section has a stop inside the rod end for limiting the position of the rod end of the positioning section.

[0014] The handle section has a plug at the end of the rod.

[0015] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows:

[0016] 1. The key feature of the surf rod provided by this utility model lies in setting the reel seat flush with the tip of the handle section and placing the positioning point on the adjacent positioning section between the middle of the positioning section and the butt end of the rod. With this structure, on the one hand, when the positioning section is positioned within the handle section to shorten its length, it avoids the rod body from the positioning point to the tip of the rod overlapping with the handle section. This releases the rod body of the positioning section between the reel seat and the tip of the handle section, as described in document CN1432274A, allowing this part of the rod body to participate in the bending deformation of the fishing rod and provide rebound force. This satisfies the requirement of shortening the length of the surf rod without affecting the fishing feel. On the other hand, since the length of the handle section does not exceed half the length of the positioning section, when the positioning section is extended from within the handle section to increase its length, the reel seat can structurally reinforce the tip of the handle section, thus achieving stable and reliable connection between the handle section and the adjacent positioning section without altering the existing surf rod structure. Furthermore, it ensures a more uniform stiffness throughout the fishing rod, resulting in better force balance across each section during fishing and effectively preventing breakage. Additionally, during fishing, the angler's hand is typically gripping the reel seat, effectively placing their hand on the handle section of the rod tip, providing support at the connection between the handle section and the tip. Crucially, this invention does not alter the overall structure of the surf rod; it is achieved simply by shortening the handle section and adjusting the positions of existing components. This represents a change in the relationship between key elements with significant technical benefits, thus demonstrating high innovation.

[0017] 2. This utility model sets the length of the handle section to no more than half the length of the positioning section, making the surf rod more ergonomic and improving the comfort and experience of fishing.

[0018] 3. This utility model uses a stopper to limit the rod end of the positioning section when it is retracted and hidden inside the handle section. By cooperating with the positioning point, it can prevent the positioning section from shaking inside the handle section.

[0019] 4. The plug in this utility model helps to prevent external impurities from entering the handle section and affecting the pulling of the positioning section. Attached Figure Description

[0020] Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the planar structure when the positioning section is retracted and hidden inside the handle section;

[0021] Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the planar structure when the handle section is removed from the positioning section.

[0022] The markings in the diagram are: 1. Handle section, 2. Positioning section, 3. Wheel seat, 4. Positioning point, 5. Rod tip, 6. Rod butt end, 7. Stopper, 8. End cap. Detailed Implementation

[0023] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the present invention and are not intended to limit the present invention.

[0024] like Figure 1 , 2 As shown, this utility model provides a surf rod, including a handle section 1, a positioning section 2, and a reel seat 3. One end of the positioning section 2 is installed inside the handle section 1 in a pull-out structure, and the other end of the positioning section 2 is connected to the remaining rod sections in a pull-out structure, realizing flexible extension and retraction of each rod section. The length ratio of the handle section 1 and the positioning section 2 is optimized, with the length of the handle section 1 not exceeding half the length of the positioning section 2. This ensures grip stability, provides sufficient extension and retraction space for the positioning section 2, and allows the positioning section 2 to have sufficient length to participate in the bending deformation of the remaining rod sections and provide rebound force. The reel seat 3 is fixed to the handle section 1, and the end of the reel seat 3 ( Figure 1 , 2 The left end of the positioning section 2 is flush with the tip 5 of the handle section 1. The positioning section 2 has a positioning point 4 that mates with the opening at the tip 5 of the handle section 1. Positioning point 4 is a thickened protrusion on the positioning section 2, located between the middle of the positioning section 2 and the butt end of the rod. This positioning point 4 provides damping by engaging with the opening at the tip 5 of the handle section 1, thus accurately positioning the positioning section 2 during retraction and preventing excessive retraction. Typically, the distance from positioning point 4 on the positioning section 2 to the butt end of the rod is approximately the same as the length of the handle section 1.

[0025] In this invention, the wheel seat 3 has a cylindrical structure and is fixedly sleeved on the rod tip 5 of the handle section 1, which enhances the structural strength of the rod tip 5 of the handle section 1. The wheel seat 3 can also adopt existing conventional structures, which is highly compatible.

[0026] In this invention, the rod end 6 of the handle section 1 has a stop 7 inside for limiting the rod end of the positioning section 2. The stop 7 can be multiple arc-shaped rubber sheets or rubber rings, etc. When the rod end of the positioning section 2 enters the range of the stop 7, it can effectively limit the displacement of the positioning section 2, prevent it from shaking inside the handle section 1, and ensure stability during use. The structure of the stop 7 can be flexibly selected, as long as it can achieve the stopping function.

[0027] In this utility model, the rod end 6 of the handle section 1 is also provided with a plug 8, which can effectively block external impurities from entering the interior of the handle section 1, prevent impurities from affecting the smooth pulling of the positioning section 2, and extend the service life of the rod body.

[0028] Furthermore, based on the physiological characteristic that the human forearm is typically 30cm long, this invention sets the length of the handle section 1 to 40cm, which not only conforms to ergonomic principles and improves grip comfort, but also maximizes the release of elasticity when the positioning section 2 is retracted, thus optimizing performance.

[0029] Figure 1 , 2 The diagrams show the planar structure of the positioning section 2 when it is retracted and hidden inside the handle section 1, and when the handle section 1 is pulled out. When the length of the surf rod needs to be increased, the positioning section 2 and subsequent rod sections are pulled to the left. The positioning section 2 slides inside the handle section 1 until its butt end is positioned at the rod tip 5 of the handle section 1, thus increasing the length of the surf rod. When retracting, the positioning section 2 is pushed to the right, gradually retracting it into the handle section 1. When the positioning point 4 on the positioning section 2 contacts the opening at the rod tip 5 of the handle section 1, forming a damping structure, the butt end of the positioning section 2 is positioned within the stop 7 inside the handle section 1, achieving the retraction of the surf rod length to meet the distance requirements of different fishing scenarios. Furthermore, the 40cm length of the handle section 1 conforms to the size of the human forearm, allowing for more efficient power transmission during gripping and exertion, while also providing a spring-like release for the retracted positioning section 2, balancing operational comfort and structural functionality.

[0030] The above description is only a specific embodiment of the present utility model. Any feature disclosed in this specification may be replaced by other equivalent or similar features unless otherwise specified. All features or steps in all methods or processes disclosed may be combined in any way except for mutually exclusive features and / or steps.

Claims

1. A surf rod, comprising a handle section (1), a positioning section (2), and a reel seat (3), characterized in that: The wheel seat (3) is fixed on the handle section (1), and the end of the wheel seat (3) is flush with the rod tip end (5) of the handle section (1); the length of the handle section (1) does not exceed half the length of the positioning section (2), and the positioning section (2) is provided with a positioning point (4) that matches the opening of the rod tip end (5) of the handle section (1). The positioning point (4) is located between the middle of the positioning section (2) and the rod end.

2. A surf rod according to claim 1, characterized in that: The positioning point (4) is a thickened protrusion on the positioning section (2).

3. A surf rod according to claim 1, characterized in that: The wheel seat (3) is fixedly sleeved on the rod tip (5) of the handle section (1).

4. A surf rod according to claim 1, characterized in that: The handle section (1) has a stop (7) inside the rod end (6) for limiting the rod end of the positioning section (2).

5. A surf rod according to claim 1, characterized in that: The handle section (1) has a plug (8) at the rod end (6).

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