Reel seat and fishing rod

Abstract

To provide a fishing rod having high versatility, and reel seat used for the fishing rod.SOLUTION: A reel seat 100 includes: a first housing member 30 having a first space SP1 capable of housing a first fixed end of the reel; a second housing member 40 capable of housing a second fixed end of the reel, having a second space SP2 facing the first space SP1 and provided to be movable along a first axis AX; a first shaft body 20 extending along the first axis AX; and a trigger 50 having a finger hook 50b protruding outwardly intersecting the first axis AX, and provided on the first shaft body to be movable along the first axis AX between the first housing member 30 and the second housing member 40.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a reel seat and a fishing rod.

Background Art

[0002] Fishing is popular as a hobby among people of all ages and genders. In recent years, it has become possible to purchase fishing gear such as lures at low prices at mass retailers, and an even greater increase in the number of people who enjoy fishing as a hobby is expected. In fishing, there are anglers who enjoy fishing using a bait reel. A fishing rod is provided with a reel seat for mounting the bait reel. As described in Patent Document 1, a bait reel can be fixed to the upper surface of the reel seat, and a trigger protruding downward is provided on the lower surface of the reel seat. In fishing using a bait reel, by hooking a finger on the trigger, the fishing rod can be stably gripped. In this state, the angler casts a fake bait such as a lure by the elasticity of the fishing rod while gripping the fishing rod and the bait reel.

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

[0003]

Patent Document 1

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0004] The position of the trigger relative to the reel may not be comfortable for the angler's hand. In this case, especially in lure fishing where the number of casts is large, the hand is burdened and the angler gets tired. Therefore, the angler needs to purchase a fishing rod that is comfortable for their own hand. On the other hand, from an economic perspective, there is a demand for a highly versatile fishing rod that can be reused among people of all ages and genders.

[0005] An object of the present invention is to provide a highly versatile fishing rod and a reel seat used for the fishing rod.

Means for Solving the Problem

[0006] A reel sheet according to one aspect of the present invention is a reel sheet for fixing a reel having a first fixed end portion and a second fixed end portion to a fishing rod extending from one end to the other end on a first axis, and includes a first accommodating member having a first space capable of accommodating the first fixed end portion of the reel, a second accommodating member capable of accommodating the second fixed end portion of the reel, having a second space facing the first space, and provided movably along the first axis, a first shaft body extending along the first axis, and a trigger having a finger hook portion protruding outward in a direction intersecting the first axis and provided movably along the first axis on the first shaft body between the first accommodating member and the second accommodating member.

[0007] A fishing rod according to another aspect of the present invention includes the above-described reel sheet.

Advantageous Effects of the Invention

[0008] According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a highly versatile fishing rod and a reel sheet used for the fishing rod.

Brief Description of the Drawings

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Embodiment for Carrying Out the Invention

[0010] Hereinafter, the reel sheet and the fishing rod according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

[0011] (1) Configuration of the reel sheet FIG. 1 is an exploded view of the reel sheet according to the present embodiment. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the reel sheet according to the present embodiment. FIG. 3 is a side view of the reel sheet of FIG. 2. The reel sheet 100 includes a main shaft body 10, a first shaft body 20, a first housing member 30, a second housing member 40, a trigger 50, and a regulating member 60. In the present embodiment, the entire reel sheet 100 described below is formed of resin, but may be formed of other materials such as metal, for example. Also, a part of the configuration of the reel sheet 100 may be formed of other materials such as metal. In the following description, an axis extending linearly is referred to as the first axis AX. Also, as shown in the figure, one side of the first axis AX is referred to as one direction, and the other side is referred to as the other direction. Also, in the following description, the arrow U is the upward direction of the reel sheet 100, and the arrow D is the downward direction of the reel sheet 100.

[0012] The main shaft body 10 is a rod-shaped member extending from one end E1 to the other end E2. The main shaft body 10 has a cylindrical shape centered on the first axis AX. A spiral male thread portion 11 centered on the first axis AX is provided on the outer peripheral surface of the main shaft body 10. Among the outer peripheral surface of the main shaft body 10, a moving groove GP1 extending linearly along the first axis AX from one end E1 to the other end E2 is provided downward. At the location where the moving groove GP1 is formed, a part of the male thread portion 11 is interrupted. The first shaft body 20 is joined to the side surface of the other end E2 of the main shaft body 10. The main shaft body 10 and the first shaft body 20 may be integrally formed by resin processing.

[0013] Returning to FIG. 1, the first shaft body 20 is a rod-shaped member extending from one end e1 to the other end e2. The first shaft body 20 has a cylindrical shape centered on the first axis AX. The diameter of the first shaft body 20 in a cross-section orthogonal to the first axis AX is smaller than the diameter of the main shaft body 10 in a cross-section orthogonal to the first axis AX. A spiral male thread portion 21 centered on the first axis AX is provided on the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft body 20. Among the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft body 20, a movement groove GP2 extending linearly along the first axis AX from one end e1 to the other end e2 is provided below. At the location where the movement groove GP2 is formed, a part of the male thread portion 21 is segmented.

[0014] The first accommodating member 30 is an annular member through which the first shaft body 20 can be inserted. In the present embodiment, the first accommodating member 30 is fixed to the first shaft body 20 by inserting the other end e2 of the first shaft body 20 inside the first accommodating member 30. That is, the first accommodating member 30 is attached to the first shaft body 20 so as not to be rotatable. When a gap is formed between the inner peripheral surface of the first accommodating member 30 and the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft body 20, after winding a reinforcing material such as a sealing tape around the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft body 20, the first shaft body 20 may be inserted into the first accommodating member 30. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, in the present embodiment, the first accommodating member 30 is fixed to the other end e2 of the first shaft body 20. Above the inner peripheral surface of the first accommodating member 30, a first space SP1 into which a part of a bait reel described later can be inserted is formed.

[0015] Returning to FIG. 1, the second housing member 40 includes an annular member 40a and a rotating member 40b. The annular member 40a and the rotating member 40b are in an annular shape through which the main shaft body 10 can be inserted. The annular member 40a and the rotating member 40b are inseparably connected in the direction of the first axis AX. Further, the annular member 40a and the rotating member 40b are relatively rotatable around the first axis AX. For example, the annular member 40a and the rotating member 40b are connected in a rotatable state with respect to each other by being engaged with annular engaging portions provided at the ends of both members. Below the inner peripheral surface of the annular member 40a, a convex portion 42 that protrudes inward and extends linearly along the first axis AX is provided. The convex portion 42 can be engaged with the movement groove GP1 of the main shaft body 10. Above the inner peripheral surface of the annular member 40a, a second space SP2 into which a part of a bait reel described later can be inserted is formed. The second space SP2 of the second housing member 40 faces the first space SP1 of the first housing member 30 with respect to the first axis AX.

[0016] On the inner peripheral surface of the rotating member 40b, a female screw portion 45 that can be screwed into the male screw portion 11 of the main shaft body 10 is provided. Thereby, when the rotating member 40b is rotated around the main shaft body 10, the rotating member 40b is movable in one direction and the other direction along the first axis AX. At this time, since the convex portion 42 of the annular member 40a and the movement groove GP1 of the main shaft body 10 are engaged, the annular member 40a moves along the movement groove GP1 extending in the first axis AX without rotating. Thereby, it becomes possible to move the second housing member 40 in one direction and the other direction with the annular member 40a and the rotating member 40b being connected.

[0017] The outer peripheral surface of the rotating member 40b is smooth. The outer peripheral surface of the rotating member 40b may be, for example, subjected to knurling. Further, for example, a plurality of protrusion portions that protrude outward around the first axis AX and extend along the first axis AX may be formed on the outer peripheral surface of the rotating member 40b. Thereby, it becomes easier for the angler to rotate the rotating member 40b.

[0018] The trigger 50 includes an annular portion 50a and a finger hook portion 50b. The annular portion 50a has an annular shape. A finger hook portion 50b that protrudes in a direction intersecting the first axis AX is integrally connected to the annular portion 50a. The finger hook portion 50b has substantially triangular finger hook surfaces B1, B2 that extend on a plane intersecting the first axis AX. The shapes of the finger hook surfaces B1, B2 are not limited to triangular shapes and may be rectangular shapes. Further, the finger hook portion 50b may be, for example, a rod-shaped member extending in a direction intersecting the first axis AX.

[0019] An internal thread portion 51 that can be screwed onto the external thread portion 21 of the first shaft body 20 is provided on the inner peripheral surface of the annular portion 50a. The internal thread portion 51 on the inner peripheral surface of the annular portion 50a and the external thread portion 21 of the first shaft body 20 are screwed together, and the trigger 50 moves along the first shaft body 20 (the first axis AX) while rotating. Thereby, the finger hook portion 50b of the trigger 50 can be moved in one direction and the other direction. Further, since the trigger 50 moves along the first axis AX while rotating, the protruding direction of the finger hook portion 50b can be changed with respect to the circumferential direction of the first shaft body 20. Specifically, it is possible to change the protruding direction of the finger hook portion 50b within a range of 360 degrees around the direction of the first axis AX.

[0020] The restricting member 60 includes an annular member 60a and a rotating member 60b. The annular member 60a and the rotating member 60b have an annular shape through which the first shaft body 20 can be inserted. The annular member 60a and the rotating member 60b are connected inseparably in the direction of the first axis AX. Further, the annular member 60a and the rotating member 60b are relatively rotatable around the first axis AX. For example, the annular member 60a and the rotating member 60b are connected in a relatively rotatable state by being engaged with each other by annular engaging portions provided at the ends of both members. Below the inner peripheral surface of the annular member 60a, a convex portion 62 that protrudes inward and extends linearly along the first axis AX is provided. The convex portion 62 can be engaged with the movement groove GP2 of the first shaft body 20.

[0021] On the inner peripheral surface of the rotating member 60b, there is provided an internal thread portion 65 that can be screwed onto the external thread portion 21 of the first shaft body 20. Thus, when the rotating member 60b is rotated around the first shaft body 20, the rotating member 60b can move in one direction and the other direction along the first axis AX. At this time, since the convex portion 62 of the annular member 60a and the movement groove GP2 of the first shaft body 20 are engaged, the annular member 60a moves along the movement groove GP2 extending in the first axis AX without rotating. Thereby, it becomes possible to move the restricting member 60 in one direction and the other direction.

[0022] With the trigger 50 and the restricting member 60 in contact, when the restricting member 60 is further rotated so as to move in one direction, the side surface of the trigger 50 in the other direction comes into contact with the side surface of the restricting member 60 in one direction. When the restricting member 60 is further rotated, the side surface of the trigger 50 in the other direction is pressed against the side surface of the restricting member 60 in one direction. As a result, a frictional force is generated between the side surface of the trigger 50 in the other direction and the side surface of the restricting member 60 in one direction. Also, since the trigger 50 is pressed in one direction, a frictional force is also generated between the external thread portion 21 of the first shaft body 20 and the internal thread portion 51 of the trigger 50 that are screwed together. The stronger the force with which the side surface of the trigger 50 in the other direction is pressed against the side surface of the restricting member 60 in one direction, the greater the frictional force generated between the side surface of the trigger 50 in the other direction and the side surface of the restricting member 60 in one direction. Thereby, the rotation of the trigger 50 around the first axis AX is suppressed. Therefore, the restricting member 60 restricts the trigger 50 from moving in one direction and the other direction of the first axis AX. As a result, it becomes possible to fix the trigger 50 to the first shaft body 20.

[0023] In other words, the regulating member 60 functions as a locking member (stopper) that locks the movement of the trigger 50 in one direction and the other direction. Further, the regulating member 60 also functions as a switching member that can switch between a moving state in which the trigger 50 can move on the first shaft body 20 and a fixed state in which the trigger 50 is fixed on the first shaft body 20. In the present embodiment, the regulating member 60 is located on the other side of the trigger 50, but may be located on one side of the trigger 50. Further, if the trigger 50 can be firmly fixed by the regulating member 60, the female screw portion 51 does not have to be formed in the annular portion 50a of the trigger 50.

[0024] (2) Application example of the reel sheet FIG. 4 is a side view showing a fishing rod Rd including the reel sheet 100 of FIGS. 1 to 3. The fishing rod Rd includes a grip portion 1 and a main body portion 2. The grip portion 1 includes the above-described reel sheet 100 and has a through hole (not shown). The main body portion 2 is a cylindrical rod-shaped member and is fixed while being inserted into the through hole of the grip portion 1. The main body portion 2 is formed into a cylindrical rod-shaped member, for example, by winding a carbon fiber reinforced resin (prepreg) cut into a predetermined shape in a cylindrical shape. A plurality of annular guides G are arranged at predetermined intervals on the upper surface of the main body portion 2 (the surface on the same side as the surface to which the bait reel R is fixed).

[0025] In the fishing rod Rd of the present embodiment, a bait reel R is attached. FIG. 5 is an enlarged view of a portion T where the bait reel R is attached to the fishing rod Rd of FIG. 4. FIG. 5 shows the hand of the angler when the fishing rod Rd is actually gripped. In FIG. 5, a simplified bait reel R is shown in order to clearly explain the configuration of the reel sheet 100.

[0026] The bait reel R includes a winding portion W capable of winding a fishing line (hereinafter referred to as line Ln) in one direction of the first axis AX, a first fixed end portion r1 extending in the other direction below the winding portion W, and a second fixed end portion r2 extending in one direction below the winding portion W. The angler rotates the rotating member 40b of the second housing member 40 with the first fixed end portion r1 accommodated in the first space SP1 of the first housing member 30. Thereby, as the second housing member 40 moves in the other direction of the first axis AX (so as to approach the first housing member 30), the second fixed end portion r2 of the bait reel R is accommodated in the second space SP2 of the second housing member 40. As a result, the bait reel R is fixed to the reel sheet 100.

[0027] When the angler is fishing, the finger hook portion 50b of the trigger 50 on the reel sheet 100 is clamped by the middle finger 3F and the ring finger 4F. Also, the line Ln wound around the winding portion W of the bait reel R is pressed by the thumb 1F. In this state, the entire reel sheet 100 is grasped by the index finger 2F, the middle finger 3F, the ring finger 4F, and the little finger 5F. Thereby, the angler can stably hold the fishing rod Rd. Note that the fingers by which the finger hook portion 50b of the trigger 50 is clamped can be appropriately changed according to the preference of the angler.

[0028] According to the reel sheet 100 of the present embodiment, the finger hook portion 50b of the trigger 50 can be moved in one direction and the other direction with respect to the fixed bait reel R. Also, after moving the finger hook portion 50b of the trigger 50 to a desired position, the movement of the trigger 50 can be restricted by the restricting member 60. Thereby, during fishing, the relative positions of the bait reel R and the trigger 50 can be adjusted according to the hand size of the person using the fishing rod Rd. As a result, it becomes possible to reuse a single fishing rod Rd regardless of age, gender, etc., while suppressing the fatigue of the hand of the person using the fishing rod.

[0029] In addition, the protruding direction of the finger hook portion 50b of the trigger 50 can be changed within a range of 360 degrees around the direction of the first axis AX (the extending direction of the fishing rod). Therefore, the protruding direction of the trigger with respect to the direction of the first axis AX (the extending direction of the fishing rod) can be changed according to the preference of the angler. Also, when the finger hook portion 50b is not used during fishing, it is possible to fix the finger hook portion 50b at a position where it does not get in the way. For example, it is also possible to change from a bait reel to a spinning reel while using a single fishing rod Rd.

[0030] In this case, during fishing with a bait reel on the boat, when a nabura stands in the distance, it is possible to change to a spinning reel capable of casting a lure or other artificial bait far away. (When a nabura stands, it means that small fish chased by a large fish escape around the sea surface, causing the sea surface condition to become turbulent.) Thus, on the boat, the angler can instantaneously change from bottom fishing targeting cutlassfish or the like with a single fishing rod to long-distance casting targeting large fish such as yellowtail.

[0031] (3) Modification (3-1) First Modification In the above embodiment, the movement and fixation of the trigger 50 are realized by the trigger 50 including the female screw portion 51 and the regulating member 60 including the female screw portion 65 with respect to the first shaft body 20 formed with the male screw portion 21, but the present invention is not limited to this. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a reel sheet 100A according to the first modification. The reel sheet 100 of the above embodiment and the reel sheet 100A according to the first modification differ in the following points.

[0032] The reel sheet 100A includes a trigger 50A, a first regulating member 70, and a second regulating member 80. A female thread portion 51 is not formed on the annular portion 50a of the trigger 50A. The inner peripheral surface of the annular portion 50a of the trigger 50A is smooth. Therefore, the trigger 50A is movable on the first shaft body 20 without being restricted by the shape of the male thread portion 21 of the first shaft body 20. The first regulating member 70 is provided on the other side of the trigger 50A, and the second regulating member 80 is provided on one side of the trigger 50A. In other words, on the first shaft body 20, the trigger 50A is sandwiched between the first regulating member 70 and the second regulating member 80. The structures of the first regulating member 70 and the second regulating member 80 are the same as those of the regulating member 60.

[0033] Therefore, the first regulating member 70 has an annular member 70a and a rotating member 70b. A female thread portion (not shown) that can be screwed onto the male thread portion 21 of the first shaft body 20 is formed on the inner peripheral surface of the rotating member 70b. Further, the second regulating member 80 has an annular member 80a and a rotating member 80b. A female thread portion (not shown) that can be screwed onto the male thread portion 21 of the first shaft body 20 is formed on the inner peripheral surface of the rotating member 80b. The annular member 70a of the first regulating member 70 is positioned in the direction facing the trigger 50, and the annular member 80a of the second regulating member 80 is positioned in the direction facing the trigger 50.

[0034] According to this configuration, after moving the trigger 50A to a desired position, the trigger 50A is fixed by sandwiching the trigger 50A between the first regulating member 70 and the second regulating member 80. In this case, since the trigger 50A can be moved in one direction and the other direction without rotating, there is no need to consider interference with the bait reel R. Therefore, even when the bait reel R is fixed to the reel sheet 100A, the trigger 50A can be moved. In this case, even during fishing, it becomes possible to adjust the trigger 50A to a position suitable for the angler's hand.

[0035] (3-2) Second modification In the above-described embodiment, the male screw portion 21 is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft body 20, but the present invention is not limited thereto. FIG. 7 is a view showing a reel sheet 100B according to a second modification. The reel sheet 100 of the above-described embodiment and the reel sheet 100B according to the second modification differ in the following points.

[0036] The male screw portion 21 is not provided on the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft body 20A of the reel sheet 100B, and the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft body 20A is smooth. The reel sheet 100B includes a trigger 50B having no female screw portion and a smooth inner peripheral surface of the annular portion 50a. The trigger 50B further includes a state switching member 50c. Each of the annular portion 50a, the finger hook portion 50b, and the state switching member 50c is joined.

[0037] FIG. 8 is a perspective view for explaining the configuration of the state switching member 50c in FIG. 7. FIG. 8 shows a perspective view of the state switching member 50c separated from the annular portion 50a and the finger hook portion 50b. The state switching member 50c is, for example, a quick-type sheet clamp. The state switching member 50c includes an annular member ca having an annular shape covering the first shaft body 20A and a tightening bolt TB. A gap GP is formed in the annular member ca, and the tightening bolt TB passes through the annular member ca through the gap GP. When the tightening bolt TB rotates, the length of the gap GP becomes smaller, so the inner diameter of the annular member ca becomes smaller.

[0038] Returning to FIG. 7, thereby, the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft body 20A can be tightened from the outside of the first shaft body 20A. In this case, a frictional force is generated between the inner peripheral surface of the annular portion of the state switching member 50c and the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft body 20A. The stronger the force for tightening the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft body 20A, the greater the frictional force generated between the inner peripheral surface of the state switching member 50c and the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft body 20A. Therefore, it becomes possible to switch the trigger 50B between a movable state in which the first shaft body 20 can move and a fixed state in which the first shaft body 20A is fixed at a predetermined position.

[0039] Even with the above configuration, or even when the bait reel R is fixed to the reel sheet 100B, it is possible to move the trigger 50B. Also, since there is no need to form the male screw portion 21 on the first shaft body 20A, the production of the reel sheet 100B becomes easier. Although an example in which the trigger 50B includes the state switching member 50c has been shown, the trigger 50B may not include the state switching member 50c, and the state switching member 50c may be used as a substitute for the restricting member 60. Further, the state switching member 50c may be a fixing screw that penetrates the annular portion 50a toward the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft body 20. In this case, by tightening the fixing screw so as to face the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft body 20A, the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft body 20A is pressed by the fixing screw. Thereby, it is possible to switch the state of the trigger 50B from the moving state to the fixed state.

[0040] (4) Corresponding relationship between each component of the claims and each part of the embodiment Hereinafter, an example of the correspondence between each component of the claims and each element of the embodiment will be described. The male screw portion 21 is an example of the engaging portion, the female screw portion 51 is an example of the first engaged portion, and the female screw portion 65 is an example of the second engaged portion. Also, the female screw portion of the first restricting member 70 is an example of the third engaged portion, the female screw portion of the second restricting member 80 is an example of the fourth engaged portion, and the bait reel R is an example of the reel.

[0041] (5) Summary of the embodiment (Claim 1) A reel sheet according to an aspect of the present invention is a reel sheet for fixing a reel having a first fixed end portion and a second fixed end portion to a fishing rod extending from one end to the other end on a first axis, a first accommodating member having a first space capable of accommodating the first fixed end portion of the reel, a second accommodating member capable of accommodating the second fixed end portion of the reel, having a second space facing the first space, and provided movably along the first axis, a first shaft body extending along the first axis, It has a finger hook portion that protrudes outward and intersects the first axis, and includes a trigger provided on the first shaft body so as to be movable along the first axis between the first housing member and the second housing member.

[0042] According to the reel sheet described in claim 1, with the first end of the reel accommodated in the first housing member and the second end of the reel accommodated in the second housing member, the reel can be fixed to the fishing rod. Also, the trigger can be moved along the first axis (the direction in which the fishing rod extends) between the first housing member and the second housing member. Therefore, the protrusion of the trigger can be moved in the extending direction of the fishing rod with respect to the fixed reel. As a result, the relative position between the reel and the trigger can be adjusted according to the size of the angler's hand. Consequently, it becomes possible to reuse a single fishing rod regardless of age, gender, and suppress fatigue in the angler's hand.

[0043] (Item 2) The reel sheet described in Item 1 may further include a regulating member that regulates the movement of the trigger on the first shaft body.

[0044] According to the reel sheet described in claim 2, also, after moving the protrusion of the trigger to a desired position, the movement of the trigger can be regulated by the regulating member. In this case, since the movement of the trigger is suppressed, the angler can grip the fishing rod more stably during fishing.

[0045] (Item 3) In the reel sheet described in Item 2 the first shaft body has a cylindrical shape, and a spiral engaging portion is provided on the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft body, the trigger may include an annular portion that surrounds the first shaft body, and a first engaged portion that can be screwed into the engaging portion may be formed inside the annular portion.

[0046] According to the reel sheet described in claim 3, the trigger can be moved according to the shape of the engaging portion provided on the first shaft body. In this case, the outward position of the finger hook portion of the trigger on the first shaft body can be changed according to the preference of the angler.

[0047] (Claim 4) In the reel sheet described in claim 3, the regulating member may be in an annular shape surrounding the first shaft body, and a second engaged portion that can be screwed into the engaging portion may be formed inside the regulating member.

[0048] According to the reel sheet described in claim 4, the regulating member can be moved according to the shape of the engaging portion provided on the first shaft body. Further, since the spiral engaging portion of the first shaft body and the second engaged portion of the regulating member are screwed together, the movement of the trigger in the first axial direction is restricted. Thereby, the trigger can be fixed to the first shaft body. Therefore, the movement and fixation of the trigger can be realized with a simple configuration. In addition, since there is no need to provide an extra configuration for realizing the movement and fixation of the trigger, the number of parts can be reduced.

[0049] (Claim 5) In the reel sheet described in claim 2, the first shaft body is in a cylindrical shape, and a spiral engaging portion is provided on the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft body, the regulating member includes a first regulating member in an annular shape surrounding the first shaft body and a second regulating member in an annular shape surrounding the first shaft body, on the first shaft body, the trigger is located between the first regulating member and the second regulating member, a third engaged portion that can be screwed into the engaging portion is formed inside the first regulating member, and a fourth engaged portion that can be screwed into the engaging portion may be formed inside the second regulating member.

[0050] According to the reel sheet described in claim 5, on the first shaft body, a first restricting member and a second restricting member are located at both ends of the trigger. In this case, when the first restricting member is rotated in a direction approaching the trigger while the second restricting member is rotated in a direction opposite to the rotation direction of the first restricting member, the trigger is sandwiched between the first restricting portion and the second restricting portion. Thereby, the trigger can be more firmly fixed to the first shaft body. Further, it is possible to realize the movement and fixation of the trigger without rotating the trigger with respect to the first shaft body. Thereby, even when the trigger is moved with the reel fixed between the first accommodating member and the second accommodating member, the reel and the finger-hooking portion of the trigger do not interfere with each other. Therefore, it becomes possible to realize the movement and fixation of the trigger with the reel fixed to the reel sheet. Thereby, even during fishing, it becomes possible to adjust the trigger to a position suitable for the fisherman's hand.

[0051] (Claim 6) A fishing rod according to another aspect of the present invention comprises the reel sheet described in claims 1 to 5.

[0052] According to the fishing rod described in claim 6, it is possible to provide a fishing rod that can be reused regardless of age and gender and can suppress the fatigue of the fisherman's hand.

Explanation of reference numerals

[0053] 1... grip portion, 2... main body portion, 1F... thumb, 2F... index finger, 3F... middle finger, 4F... ring finger, 5F... little finger, 10... spindle body, 11... male screw portion, 20, 20A... first shaft body, 21... male screw portion, 30... first housing member, 40... second housing member, 40a... annular member, 40b... rotating member, 42... convex portion, 45... female screw portion, 50, 50A, 50B... trigger, 50a... annular portion, 50b... finger hook portion, 50c... state switching member, 51... female screw portion, 60... regulating member, 60a... annular member, 60b... rotating member, 62... convex portion, 65... female screw portion, 70... first regulating member, 70a... annular member, 80... second regulating member, 80a... annular member, 100, 100A, 100B... reel sheet, AX... first axis, G... guide, Ln... line, R... bait reel, Rd... fishing rod, SP1... first space, SP2... second space, T... portion, W... winding portion, r1... first fixed end portion, r2... second fixed end portion

Claims

1. A reel seat for fixing a reel having a first fixed end and a second fixed end to a fishing rod extending from one end to the other end on a first axis, a first housing member having a first space capable of housing the first fixed end of the reel; a second housing member capable of housing the second fixed end of the reel, having a second space facing the first space, and being movable along the first axis; A first shaft extending along the first axis; A reel seat comprising: a finger hook portion protruding outwardly intersecting the first axis; and a trigger provided on the first shaft body so as to be movable along the first axis between the first accommodating member and the second accommodating member.

2. 2. The reel seat according to claim 1, further comprising a restricting member that restricts movement of the trigger on the first shaft body.

3. The first shaft body has a cylindrical shape, and a spiral engagement portion is provided on an outer circumferential surface of the first shaft body, 3. The reel seat according to claim 2, wherein said trigger includes an annular portion surrounding said first shaft body, and a first engaged portion capable of being screwed into said engaging portion is formed inside said annular portion.

4. 4. The reel seat according to claim 3, wherein said regulating member is in an annular shape surrounding said first shaft body, and a second engaged portion capable of being screwed into said engaging portion is formed inside said regulating member.

5. The first shaft body has a cylindrical shape, and a spiral engagement portion is provided on an outer circumferential surface of the first shaft body, the regulating member includes a first regulating member having an annular shape surrounding the first shaft body, and a second regulating member having an annular shape surrounding the first shaft body, The trigger is located on the first shaft between the first and second stop members, a third engaged portion that can be screwed into the engaging portion is formed on the inside of the first restricting member, 3. The reel seat according to claim 2, wherein a fourth engaged portion capable of being screwed into said engaging portion is formed on the inside of said second regulating member.

6. A fishing rod comprising the reel seat according to any one of claims 1 to 5.

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