Flexible ceiling hook

Abstract

The utility model discloses a flexible heavenward hook, mainly relates to fishing hook technical field, including flexible metal wire, the one end welding of flexible metal wire has lead sinker, and the other end welding has fishhook, flexible metal wire can be bent, through bending flexible metal wire, can adjust the included angle between lead sinker and fishhook, the utility model discloses can change the size of heavenward hook whole, let insect child whole penetration, target big, more eye -catching, also can adjust angle at random, self -adaptation fish class's oral cavity, entry sex is good, easy deep throat, not easy to run fish.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of fishing hook technology, specifically a flexible upward-facing hook. Background Technology

[0002] The top-down hook is a common type of fishing hook. Traditionally, top-down hooks are mainly made by directly welding a sinker and a hook together. However, the sinker and hook have their own standard sizes, which results in a fixed shape for the top-down hook. This leads to the following problems when using it: 1) Due to limitations in the size of sinkers and hooks, existing upward-facing hooks are relatively short, resulting in a short distance between the hook and line. Their structure forces them to lie flat on the bottom, causing the line to obstruct the fish's bite. Furthermore, the short length of traditional upward-facing hooks makes the bait small. If the underwater surface is uneven, the traditional hook's bottom-lying structure makes it difficult for fish to detect the bait. Since traditional fishing often uses earthworms or worms as hooks, their wriggling movements easily cause them to detach from the hook, and even slight nibbling by the fish can cause them to fall off, creating false float signals and greatly increasing the probability of "fishing for half a day without bait." In summary, the short length of traditional upward-facing hooks causes the bait to clump together, increasing its size. The sinker is also easily swallowed, resulting in poor palatability and increased fish wariness, exacerbating the disadvantages of traditional upward-facing hooks.

[0003] 2) The overall structure of the sinker and hook after welding is rigid, which makes the shape of the hook fixed and cannot be adjusted. Faced with different fishing conditions, we can only passively defend and cannot actively adjust the shape of the hook to change the strategy to deal with various fishing conditions. Summary of the Invention

[0004] The purpose of this invention is to solve the problems existing in the prior art and provide a flexible upward hook that can change the overall size of the upward hook so that the insect can be penetrated through the entire body, making it a larger and more conspicuous target; it can also be adjusted at any angle to adapt to the mouth of fish, making it easy to swallow and swallow deeply, and less likely to escape the fish.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model employs the following technical solution: A flexible upward-facing hook includes a flexible metal wire, with a lead weight welded to one end and a fishhook welded to the other end; the flexible metal wire is bendable, and the angle between the lead weight and the fishhook can be adjusted by bending the flexible metal wire.

[0006] Preferably, the flexible metal wire is a single strand or multiple strands of metal wire.

[0007] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: 1. This utility model, based on the traditional upward-facing hook, adds a flexible metal wire structure between the sinker and the hook. Without changing the existing model standards of the sinker and hook, the length of the upward-facing hook is increased, so that the length of the upward-facing hook is no longer limited by the existing model standards of the sinker and hook. Flexible upward-facing hooks of different lengths can be obtained by using flexible metal wires of different lengths, providing anglers with more size options. Moreover, with the increase in the length of the upward-facing hook, it is easier to thread worms, and the worms are not easy to fall off when they wriggle or when fish peck at them. It is no longer picky about the size and length of the worms, and it changes the problem of difficulty in choosing worms caused by the short overall structure of the traditional upward-facing hook, namely, the worms are too large and may break off, and the worms are too small and may not be attractive to fish, resulting in poor fish bite and high wariness.

[0008] 2. The flexible metal wire of this invention can be bent. By bending the flexible metal wire, the angle between the sinker and the fishhook can be adjusted, which can adapt to the mouth of the fish. Through the angle of the fishhook and the weight of the sinker, the fishhook will form a lever force. When the fish raises its mouth to swallow, the fishhook will stick tightly to the upper wall of the fish's mouth under the leverage force. Once the fish swallows the hook, it is difficult for it to spit it out. The sinker is far away from the fishhook, so it is easy to swallow the fish and swallow it deeply, making it less likely for the fish to escape. Attached Figure Description

[0009] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model.

[0010] Figure 2 This is an exploded view of this utility model.

[0011] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the flexible metal wire of this utility model at different bending angles.

[0012] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the present invention using flexible metal wires of different lengths.

[0013] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of a traditional upward-facing hook.

[0014] Figure 6 It is an exploded view of a traditional upward-facing hook.

[0015] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the usage state of this utility model.

[0016] The attached diagram is labeled as follows: 1. Flexible metal wire; 2. Lead weight; 3. Fish hook. Detailed Implementation

[0017] The present invention will be further illustrated below with reference to specific embodiments. It should be understood that these embodiments are for illustrative purposes only and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Furthermore, it should be understood that after reading the teachings of this invention, those skilled in the art can make various alterations or modifications to the present invention, and these equivalent forms also fall within the scope defined in this application.

[0018] As attached Figure 5-6 As shown, the traditional upward-facing hook is mainly welded together from a sinker 2 and a fish hook 3. The angle of the fish hook 3 is fixed. Both the sinker 2 and the fish hook 3 are mass-produced. The sinker 2 can be provided with holes for threading the fishing line. The fishing line is tied to the sinker 2. Due to the limitations of the models of the sinker 2 and the fish hook 3, the models of the upward-facing hook are limited, and the range of selectable lengths is small. In order to solve the above problems, this utility model provides a flexible upward-facing hook.

[0019] Example: As attached Figure 1-2 As shown, the present invention describes a flexible upward hook, which includes a flexible metal wire 1. The flexible metal wire 1 can be made of copper wire, stainless steel wire, or other metal wire that can be bent and maintain its bent state after bending.

[0020] A lead weight 2 is welded to one end of the flexible metal wire 1, and a fishhook 3 is welded to the other end. Both the lead weight 2 and the fishhook 3 are existing types. The flexible metal wire 1 is bendable, and the angle between the lead weight 2 and the fishhook 3 can be adjusted by bending the flexible metal wire 1. There are various forms of lead weight 2 and fishhook 3 in the prior art, and the flexible upward-facing hook of this utility model can select from existing lead weight 2 and fishhook 3 as needed.

[0021] The flexible metal wire 1 is made of metal and has a certain supporting force. For the weight of the sinker that has been offset by the buoyancy of the float, the signal sensitivity transmitted to the float by this utility model is no different from that of the traditional upward hook.

[0022] Preferably, the flexible metal wire 1 is a single strand or multiple strands of metal wire.

[0023] Figure 3 , Figure 4 The text uses different line shapes to show multiple fishhooks 3. It is not that multiple fishhooks 3 are welded onto a flexible metal wire 1, but rather to show the position of the fishhooks 3 when the flexible metal wire 1 is bent at different angles. Figure 4This diagram illustrates the effects of different lengths of flexible metal wire 1 on the overall length of the flexible upward-facing hook at the same bending angle. By adding flexible metal wire 1, the length of the traditional upward-facing hook can be increased without changing the existing model standards of the sinker 2 and hook 3. This removes the limitation of the hook's length on the existing model standards of the sinker 2 and hook 3. By changing the length of flexible metal wire 1, the size of the flexible upward-facing hook can be customized, providing anglers with more size options. Using a longer flexible upward-facing hook allows the bait to penetrate the entire hook, making it a larger, more conspicuous target. The bait is also less likely to fall off even when wriggling, allowing it to maintain its natural underwater form. Even with slight nibbling from fish, the bait is less likely to fall off, reducing the fish's wariness and allowing it to swallow naturally.

[0024] like Figure 7 As shown, fish mostly forage off the bottom. When they eat, they lower their heads, creating an angle (e.g., 15°-45°) between their bodies and the riverbed. Traditional upward-facing hooks can only lie on the bottom, making it difficult for fish to spot the bait in complex underwater environments. This new design not only allows for a straight, bottom-lying hook like traditional upward-facing hooks, but also allows for bending the flexible metal wire 1 as needed, tilting the hook 3 upwards. The angle of the hook 3 can be adjusted according to the angle at which the fish lowers its head to adapt to its natural feeding behavior underwater, actively catering to its feeding habits. With the added length and angle, it remains highly visible even on uneven riverbeds, facilitating feeding. This flexible upward-facing hook with bait significantly increases its attractiveness, increasing the probability of the fish taking the bait and thus increasing the catch. Furthermore, because the sinker 2 is far from the hook 3, it is less likely to be sucked into the fish's mouth. The flexible metal wire 1 wrapped with bait also adapts to the fish's mouth, providing good palatability, making it easier for the fish to swallow the bait deeply and preventing it from slipping off the hook.

Claims

1. A flexible upward-facing hook, characterized in that: It includes a flexible metal wire (1), with a lead weight (2) welded to one end of the flexible metal wire (1) and a fish hook (3) welded to the other end; the flexible metal wire (1) can be bent, and by bending the flexible metal wire (1), the angle between the lead weight (2) and the fish hook (3) can be adjusted.

2. The flexible upward-facing hook according to claim 1, characterized in that: The flexible metal wire (1) is a single strand or multiple strands of metal wire.

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