Yaen and a yaen fishing tackle equipped with it

Abstract

To provide an improved Yaen allowing a user to accurately throwing the Yaen into a desired position, allowing one Yaen to accommodate to any size of a squid, and allowing a Yaen hanging hook to catch prey accurately, and tackle for Yaen fishing.SOLUTION: A Yaen 1 used for Yaen fishing, the Yaen includes front and rear fishline guides 31 located on the upper side of a rod-like body part 2, and a Yaen hanging hook 43 provided on a tip side of the rod-like body part 2, and a magnetic action piece 34 provided on the front-side lower part of a fishline eye 33 in the front fishline guide part 31.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to fishing equipment used for yaen fishing for catching bigfin reef squid, and more particularly to a yaen rig and a yaen fishing rig equipped with the same. [Background technology]

[0002] In addition to enjoying the results of fishing, many anglers also enjoy trying difficult fishing techniques. One of these difficult fishing techniques is known as yaen fishing, which targets bigfin reef squid. This fishing method is completely different from the usual fishing method using a hook attached to live bait or artificial bait, and the bait does not have any hooks for fishing. To fish, a device called a yaen, which has a separate hook, is cast into the sea using a fishing line as a gliding guide, and the yaen hook is set on the bigfin reef squid that is eating the bait to catch it.

[0003] Due to this unique fishing method, the catch can vary greatly depending on how the yaen moves when cast. For this reason, yaen fishing enthusiasts try to improve their catch by adding ingenuity to the yaen fishing tackle, including the yaen. The aim of such ingenuity is, first, to make the yaen hook longer so that it can catch the bigfin reef squid while it is feeding, - The yaen reaches the squid accurately and remains in that position. And the yaen that has been set in place ensures that the hook is securely hooked on the belly, body and legs of the squid. Furthermore, the work of setting the yaen on the fishing line can be done easily and reliably. etc. For this reason, a device has been proposed in the past, such as Utility Model Registration No. 3087326 ``Squid Fishing Hooking Device,'' which uses magnetic force to keep the yaen cast at the end of the fishing line in place, and which has a main shaft with a hook and an auxiliary shaft that are freely bendable to make it easier to hook a bigfin reef squid.

[0004] However, in this conventional method, the yaen is fixed by the magnet in a manner that involves almost point contact with the magnetic piece, which means that the fixation is not secure enough; and because the yaen stops when it hits the rear end of the bait hook after being cast, the impact is transmitted to the squid while it is hunting, often causing the squid to become wary, stop hunting, and escape, so the method does not necessarily achieve comprehensive functionality. In addition, the so-called flip-up yaen, in which the main shaft equipped with the hook and the auxiliary shaft are freely bendable, is designed so that the middle part of the bending main shaft rotates around the tip of the auxiliary shaft and bends. Therefore, when the hook is attached to the prey, the rear end of the rotating part of the main shaft (the rear end) protrudes outward (in most cases downward) from the auxiliary shaft. As a result, when reeling in the yaen rig, the protruding rear end of the main shaft may come into contact with or become entangled with an obstacle such as a rock or seaweed, making it impossible to reel in the yaen with the prey hooked. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0005] [Patent Document 1] Utility Model Registration No. 3087326 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0006] The present invention was developed in consideration of such conventional methods, and its technical objective was to develop an improved yaen and yaen fishing tackle that would allow the yaen to be accurately cast at the desired location, and that would allow one yaen to be used depending on the size of the squid, that would enable the yaen hook to accurately catch the prey, and that would allow the yaen to be easily and reliably set on the fishing line after the prey has been eaten, even at night, and that would increase the strength and durability of the yaen itself. [Means for solving the problem]

[0007] First, the yaen described in claim 1 is a yaen used for yaen fishing, which comprises front and rear fishing line guides located above a rod-shaped main body, a yaen hook provided at the tip of the rod-shaped main body, and a magnetic attraction piece provided below the front side of the fishing line loop in the front fishing line guide, and The rod-shaped main body portion is configured to include a sliding side main body portion and a hook side main body portion. The hook-side main body is loosely fixed to the hook-side main body so that the hook-side main body can move relative to the hook-side main body. The sliding body is configured to be changeable, and the sliding body is provided with a weight that can be moved along the sliding body. At the same time, a float that can move freely along with the hook side main body is provided. The present invention is characterized by the following points.

[0008] Also, claims 2 In addition to the requirements of claim 1, the yaen described in the present invention has a rotating support piece loosely fixed to the sliding side main body so as to be movable along the sliding side main body, and a slit extending in the vertical direction is provided in front of the rotating support piece. Condition The present invention is characterized in that a posture guide portion is provided, and the rotation support piece supports the rear end portion of the hook side main body portion so as to be freely rotatable while allowing it to move up and down, and the posture guide portion is configured to guide the rotation posture of the hook side main body portion.

[0009] Further, claims 3 The Yaen described in the claims 2 In addition to the requirements described above, the rotatable support piece is characterized in that it is located above the lower body of the sliding side main body and rotatably supports the rear end of the hook side main body in a state where it can move in the vertical direction.

[0010] Further, claims 4 The yaen described in claim 1, 2 or 3 In addition to the above-mentioned requirements, the fishing line guide portion has a fishing line loop which is a single-wound spiral guide loop having an introduction slit.

[0011] Further, claims 5 The yaen described in the above claims 1, 2, 3 or 4In addition to the requirements described above, the sliding side main body is provided with a reinforcing rod connecting the front and rear fishing line guide parts, and this reinforcing rod is provided with a suspension pulley between the front and rear fishing line guide parts, with the sliding point being below the fishing line guide line formed by them.

[0012] Further, claims 6 The yaen described in the above claims 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 In addition to the requirements described above, a part of the fishing lure has a marker having a phosphorescent or luminous part.

[0013] Further, claims 7 The yaen fishing tackle described in the present invention is a yaen fishing tackle comprising a live bait tackle and a yaen, the live bait tackle comprising a bait hook attached to the tip of the fishing line and a yaen stopper attached to the rear of the yaen stopper, the yaen stopper being loosely held by the fishing line between two restriction knobs attached to the fishing line and comprising a magnetic attraction piece attached in a dangling state below, the yaen being loosely held by the fishing line between two restriction knobs attached to the fishing line and comprising a magnetic attraction piece attached in a dangling state below, 6 Any of the above-described configurations is adopted, and the magnetic attraction piece provided in the front fishing line guide portion below and in front of the fishing line hole is in face-to-face contact with the magnetic attraction piece in the fishing line stopper. Effect of the Invention

[0014] Claim 1 or 7 According to the described yaen and yaen fishing tackle, the yaen can be cast accurately at the desired location and will remain in that location reliably, resulting in a good catch. Also You can change the length of the yaen depending on the size of the prey. 、 In addition, it is equipped with a float and a weight. 、 This allows you to accurately hook your prey, resulting in a high catch rate.

[0015] Further, claims 2 or 7According to the described yaen and yaen fishing tackle, the sliding body part constituting the rod-shaped body part of the yaen and the yaen hook in the hook-side body part are mutually bendable, and in particular, when the yaen hook in the hook-side body part enters below the prey, the yaen hook maintains a so-called tip-down position (a position resembling the character "S" when viewed from the side) away from the fishing line it is traveling, so that the hook tip does not come into contact with the prey being caught. This allows the yaen hook to be sent to a position sufficiently below the prey while maintaining its preying state, resulting in a high catch.

[0016] Further, claims 3 or 7 According to the described yaen and yaen fishing tackle, the rotating support piece is arranged above the lower body of the sliding side main body and rotatably supports the rear end of the hook side main body in a state where it can move up and down.Since the rotating fulcrum of the hook side main body moves up and down, the rotation angle of the hook main body body relative to the sliding main body can be made large, making it possible to bring the yaen hook close enough to prey attempting to escape from the yaen hook. In addition, the fulcrum around which the bait main body rotates is located inside the rod-shaped main body, i.e., above the lower body of the rod-shaped main body, and even if the bait main body is bent in a V shape relative to the sliding main body that makes up the rod-shaped main body, it does not have any parts that protrude outside the yaen main body, so there is little risk of the bait getting caught on obstacles in the water when reeling it in.

[0017] Further, claims 4 or 7 According to the described yaen and yaen fishing tackle, the line-passing ring in the fishing line guide section is a single-wound spiral guide ring equipped with a fishing line introduction slit, so that the task of passing the fishing line can be performed extremely simply and reliably, and the yaen can be accurately attached to the fishing line even when fishing at night, for example.

[0018] Further, claims 5 or 7According to the described yaen and yaen fishing tackle, a reinforcing frame is provided on the sliding main body part of the rod-shaped main body, and a suspension pulley is provided on this, thereby improving the strength of the sliding main body part and reducing the hanging load of the entire yaen by the suspension pulley, thereby improving the durability of the yaen.

[0019] Further, claims 6 or 7 According to the described yaen and yaen fishing tackle, a part of it is equipped with a marker that contains a phosphorescent or luminescent material, so that the yaen is easily visible even in conditions of low visibility such as at night when prey hunting activity is active, and appropriate measures can be taken to catch the prey. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0020] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing yaen fishing using the yaen of the present invention. [Diagram 2] FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a yaen fishing tackle using the yaen of the present invention, where (a) shows the yaen sinking along the fishing line, (b) is an enlarged view showing the pivotal support structure, (c) is a cross-sectional view showing the introduction slit, and (d) is an enlarged side view showing the contact position between the suspension pulley and the fishing line. [Diagram 3] This shows the operating state of the yaen when fishing with a yaen, where (a) is a side view showing the state in which the yaen sinks toward the end of the fishing line, (b) is a side view showing the state in which the yaen is attached to the end of the fishing line and has reached the yaen stopper and become magnetically attached, and (c) is a side view showing the state in which the rear end of the yaen has started to sink. [Figure 4] These show the operating state of the yaen when fishing with a yaen, where (d) is a side view in which the rear end of the yaen has sunk lower than the front end and the positions of the weight and float have moved, (e) is a side view showing how prey is captured by the hook on the yaen side, and (f) is a side view showing that the yaen hook can be brought even closer to the prey by moving the part that is connected in a rotating state between the hook side main body part and the sliding side main body part. [Diagram 5]FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing two other embodiments of the yaen of the present invention, where (a) is a side view showing a reference embodiment in which the yaen is made up of one part and has a suspension pulley, and (b) is an explanatory diagram showing an embodiment in which the yaen is made up of two parts and has a sliding configuration for the part with the hook (the main body part on the hanging hook side). [Figure 6] 1A is an explanatory diagram showing another embodiment of the yaen of the present invention, where (a) is a side view showing that the yaen has a structure in which the part carrying the hook (the main body part on the hook side) can slide, and (b) is an explanatory diagram showing that the yaen has a structure in which the part carrying the hook (the main body part on the hook side) can rotate up and down. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0021] The embodiment of the present invention will be described below as one of the best modes, and various other modes are also included within the technical concept of the present invention. EXAMPLES

[0022] The present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the illustrated embodiments. First, before describing each component, an overview of yaen fishing and a yaen fishing tackle 10 will be described with reference to Fig. 1 etc. Yaen fishing is a highly difficult fishing method that mainly targets bigfin reef squids S (hereinafter also referred to as prey S), and no fishing hook for directly catching bigfin reef squids S is provided near live bait B such as horse mackerel. That is, only a bait hook 13 for hooking live bait B is provided at the tip of the fishing line L, and a yaen stopper 15 is provided behind it. The yaen stopper 15 of the present invention has a characteristic configuration that stops and holds the yaen 1 by magnetic force.

[0023] Meanwhile, the yaen 1 is kept in the angler's hand until the prey S starts to be eaten, and once the prey S has been eaten, it is hooked onto the fishing line L and slides down along the downward slope of the fishing line L until it reaches the vicinity of the prey S. The yaen hook 43 is then hooked onto the underside of the prey S, and the prey S is pulled up. Note that the yaen fishing tackle 10 referred to in the title of the invention and claims refers to the combination of the yaen 1 and a live bait tackle 11 attached to the fishing line L side.

[0024] First, the live bait tackle 11 will be described. This is attached to the tip of a fishing line L, and is equipped with a bait hook 13 for holding live bait B such as horse mackerel at the tip of the fishing line L. Incidentally, when the live bait B is horse mackerel, this bait hook 13 is hooked onto the scale located on the side body near the tail so as not to impede the free swimming of the live bait B. A yaen stopper 15 is provided on the fishing line L behind such a bait hook 13 to stop the yaen 1 being cast and to keep it in that position. As shown in the enlarged view of Fig. 2(a), the yaen stopper 15 is equipped with a magnetic attraction piece 17 at the lower end of a hanger clip 16 that can be described as being shaped like a simple hairpin. The hanger clip 16 is formed with a line holding portion 16a at its upper portion so that it can move freely over a certain range on the fishing line L, and is equipped with a fishing line guide portion 16b that is open at one end to make it easier to introduce the fishing line L. On the other hand, the magnetic attraction piece 17 at the lower end of the hanger clip 16 is, for example, a disk-shaped magnetic piece with the surface of the piece set upright. This magnetic attraction piece 17 is intended to be in close contact with the magnetic attraction piece 34 of the yaen 1 described later by magnetic force, and if the other one is a magnet piece, the other magnetic attraction piece 17 or 34 may be made of magnetic metal. As mentioned above, this yaen stopper 15 is not fixed at a predetermined position on the fishing line L, but is installed freely between two front and rear retaining knobs 18 provided on the fishing line L, and the magnetic attraction piece 17 is always kept hanging down due to its weight balance.

[0025] Next, I will explain about Yaen 1. As shown in Fig. 2, this has a rod-shaped main body 2 as a main component. This rod-shaped main body 2 has a sliding side main body 3 and a hook side main body 4. The sliding side main body 3 and the hook side main body 4 may be a single member, but are preferably configured as a combination of separate members. First, the sliding body section 3 comprises a lower body 30, and fishing line guide sections 31 are provided near the front and rear ends of the lower body 30 in an upright manner by stays 32. These fishing line guide sections 31 are provided at their upper ends with fishing line loops 33, which are made of a metal wire wound in a single spiral shape. This configuration is intended to simplify the task of threading the fishing line L through the fishing line loop 33, and an introduction protrusion 33a and an introduction slit 33b are formed on the free end side of the metal wire that constitutes the fishing line loop 33, as shown in the enlarged view of Figure 2(a). The front fishing line guide portion 31 is provided with a magnetic attraction piece 34 facing downward and forward of the fishing line loop 33. As already mentioned, the magnetic attraction piece 34 corresponds to the magnetic attraction piece 17 in the live bait tackle 11, and they are magnetically attracted to each other in opposing positions, and in this embodiment, as an example, the magnetic attraction piece 34 on the yaen 1 side is made of a permanent magnet, and the magnetic attraction piece 17 in the live bait tackle 11 is made of a magnetic metal piece. The magnetic attraction piece 34 is disc-shaped to ensure a secure attachment to the magnetic attraction piece 17, with the front of the disk facing forward. The front stay 32 on which the magnetic attraction piece 34 is provided is, as shown in an enlarged view in FIG. 2(b), made up of, for example, two metal wires arranged in parallel along the height direction at its lower portion, and a simple position guide portion 32a is provided between them as a slit. Condition The position guide portion 32a guides the hook side main body portion 4 when it swings up and down.

[0026] Furthermore, the sliding side main body 3 has a reinforcing rod 35 provided above the lower main body 30 in parallel therewith, and the front and rear ends of this rod are fixed to the middle position in the height direction of the stay 32 of the fishing line guide 31. As a result, the reinforcing rod 35 improves the strength of the entire sliding side main body 3. A suspension pulley 36 is provided between the front and rear fishing line guides 31 of the reinforcing rod 35. That is, a recessed suspension pulley 36 is provided at the upper end of the pulley support rod 36a, and the lower pulley position, which is the sliding point, is configured to be located below the fishing line guide line (the dashed line in the figure) regulated by the front and rear fishing line guides 31, as shown in Fig. 2(d). With this configuration, the load of the yaen 1 supported by the fishing line threading rings 33 of the front and rear fishing line guides 31 is also supported by the suspension pulley 36 at the intermediate portion, and the load is distributed, resulting in smooth casting of the yaen 1 and reduced wear on the fishing line threading rings 33. Furthermore, the sliding body portion 3 is provided with a weight 37 below the lower body 30. This weight 37 is configured to be able to move within a certain range behind the lower body 30, and is provided with a weight stopper piece 38 at the middle position of the lower body 30 to restrict the range of movement.

[0027] Next, the hook side body portion 4 which constitutes the rod-shaped body portion 2 together with the sliding side body portion 3 will be described below. As shown in Fig. 2(b), the hook-side body 4 is movably and loosely fixed to the sliding-side body 3, and is attached so that its tip can move up and down. That is, a rotation support piece 41 formed in a substantially trapezoidal or mountain-shaped shape in side view is attached to the lower body 30 of the sliding-side body 3 in a movably and loosely fixed state. Specifically, the lower end side of the rotation support piece 41 is a gripping part 41a that is attached to the lower body 30 and grips it, and a part that rises forward is a rotation guide part 41b. A knob-shaped restricting part 41c is provided on the front side of the raised bent part of the rotation guide part 41b. The eye-ring-shaped rear end connection part 42 of the hook-side body 4 is loosely combined with the front side of the restricting part 41c of the rotation guide part 41b in an externally fitted manner, and is assembled so as to be movable up and down. As a result, as shown in Fig. 2(d), the hook-side main body 4 can obtain a range of motion equal to the sum of the bending angles θ1 and θ2 at each position by moving the pivot point up and down relative to the sliding-side main body 3. The hook-side main body 4 extends forward, and its intermediate portion passes through the position guide 32a provided on the stay 32 of the front fishing line guide 31, so that the swing direction is restricted. The amount of each of the bending angles θ1 and θ2 is determined by the position of the rotating support piece 41 moving on the lower main body 30, i.e., the distance from the front fishing line guide 31. As will be described later, by moving the position of the rotating support piece 41 closer to the front fishing line guide 31 depending on the size of the catch S, each bending angle can be made larger, and the clearance dimension d (of the yaen hook) at the time of casting can be made larger. And, as an example of an upward hooking direction, two sets of three yaen hooks 43 are provided at the front and rear of the tip of the hook-side main body 4. Furthermore, the hook-side main body 4 is provided with a float 44 that can move within a certain range from the front of the position guide 32a toward the yaen hook 43 for hooking the prey S. As shown in the enlarged view of Figure 1 as an example, a marker m is disposed at the rear end of the yaen 1 so that its position can be visually confirmed by light. As an example, this marker m is made of a material using a phosphorescent material or a self-luminous material. Of course, it may be disposed in a place other than the rear end of the yaen 1. Furthermore, the part of the marker m shown in the enlarged view of Figure 1 that extends parallel to the fishing line L functions as a knob to ensure that the yaen 1 is cast in a stable state.

[0028] The yaen 1 of the present invention and the yaen fishing tackle 10 equipped with it are the optimum embodiment having the configuration described above, and the operating mode in yaen fishing will be explained below.

[0029] (1) Preparation Preparations at the fishing spot include attaching live bait B to the end of fishing line L and installing the yaen stopper 15. To attach live bait B, the bait hook 13 is hooked onto, for example, the fin of a horse mackerel. This position does not interfere with the horse mackerel's swimming motion. The yaen stopper 15 is attached so that its hanger clip 16 is hooked between two retaining knobs 18 at the front and rear of the fishing line L. The magnetic attraction piece 17, which is the main component of the yaen stopper 15, is attached in such a way that it always hangs down downwards for weight balance. After these preparations are complete, angler A casts it into the sea where he expects to get a bite.

[0030] (2) Choosing Yaen 1 and adjusting the length of action The tip of the fishing line L to which the live bait B is attached moves appropriately according to the movement of the live bait B. Naturally, the fishing line L is reeled out so as not to impede this movement. In this state, when the bigfin reef squid, which is the prey S, finds the live bait B and preys on it, the sensation is transmitted to the angler A through the fishing line L. This state continues for several minutes, and the angler A casts the yaen 1 aiming for the moment when the prey S is completely focused on preying on the bait. The angler A roughly predicts the size of the prey S based on the strength of the hit transmitted to the fishing line L, selects the size of the yaen 1 that matches it, and further sets the protruding dimension so that the yaen hook 43 of the hook side main body part 4 is in an appropriate position relative to the prey S. In this embodiment, since the position adjustment function of the yaen hook 43 is provided, a standard size can cover a wide range of fish from large to small. For this reason, there are not many cases where the size of the yaen 1 must be selected, but if it is determined that the size cannot be handled, an appropriate size of the yaen 1 is selected. This operation involves manually shifting the pivot support piece 41 of the hook-side main body 4 to an appropriate position, and setting the dimension of the hook-side main body 4 that protrudes from the sliding-side main body 3. The grip part 41a of the pivot support piece 41 is loosely fixed so as to be movable relative to the lower body 30 of the sliding-side main body. This loose fixation refers to a state in which the position is fixed to such an extent that it will not shift unless the angler actively operates to shift it by hand. On the other hand, depending on the overhanging dimension of the hook-side main body 4, the angler A sets the movable range of the sinker 37 movably attached to the lower main body of the sliding-side main body 3. In setting this, the sinker stopper piece 38 is shifted by hand and loosely fixed in the same manner as the loose fixing of the hook-side main body 4. Regarding the movable range of the sinker 37, a position is selected in which the sinker 37 can maintain a V-shaped posture (a state in which the yaen hook 43 has the avoidance dimension d) until it reaches the yaen stopper 15, especially when the sinker 37 is located at the front end of the movable range.

[0031] (3) Yaen-tsuri In this state, the yaen 1, whose overall length has been adjusted, is then hung on the fishing line L. At this time, the fishing line loop 33 in the fishing line guide 31 is a single-wound spiral ring, and the presence of the introduction protrusion 33a and the introduction slit 33b allows the fishing line to be hung on the fishing line loop 33 simply by fitting the fishing line L between them. At the same time, the suspension pulley 36, which is located midway between the front and rear fishing line loops 33, is placed above the fishing line L. In addition, when it is difficult to see the position of Yaen 1, such as at night, a light source such as a headlamp can be shone on a marker m made of a phosphorescent material to make it glow, thereby improving the visibility of Yaen 1.

[0032] (4) Inserting Yaen 1 and its stopper effect If the yaen 1 is released in this state, it slides forward and downward along the fishing line L, which is inclined toward the sea surface, as shown in Fig. 3(a), and reaches the sea. At this time, the positional relationship between the sliding side body part 3 and the hook side body part 4 of the yaen 1 acts so that the float 44 provided on the hook side body part 4 rises, and the rear end connection part 42 moves to the restricting part 41c of the upper bent part of the rotation guide part 41b. Then, with the vicinity of the restricting part 41c as a fulcrum, the tip of the hook side body part 4 sinks and moves in a position (spread-out state) away from the fishing line L, in a "V-shape" as seen in a plan view. Such a hook side main body portion 4 approaches the prey S in a flared manner, thereby preventing the yaen hook 43 from colliding with the prey S being eaten, and allowing the yaen 1 to maintain the eating state until it reaches a sufficient position. As shown in FIG. 3(b), when the yaen 1 is cast by threading the fishing line L at the end of the rod, the magnetic attraction piece 34 provided on the sliding side main body part 3 of the yaen 1 and the magnetic attraction piece 17 on the yaen stopper 15 of the live bait tackle 11 come into contact with each other when the yaen 1 reaches close to the live bait B, i.e., near the end of the fishing line L. The yaen 1 stops at a position based on the yaen stopper 15 due to the mutual magnetic forces, and even if the fishing line L sags, it stays in that position. In other words, it does not move back according to the slackness of the fishing line L. At this time, the yaen stopper 15 on the live bait tackle 11 side is attached to the fishing line in a relatively loose state by the hanger clip 16, so even if the yaen cast here collides, the impact is not directly transmitted to the prey S being preyed on, and as a result, the prey S does not escape.

[0033] (5) Catching with a yaen hook When the magnetic attraction piece 34 provided on the sliding side main body 3 of the yaen 1 collides with the magnetic attraction piece 17 on the yaen stopper 15 of the live bait tackle 11, the fishing line L is kept taut, so the impact of the collision is transmitted to the fishing rod through the fishing line L. The angler A can sense this as a slight "thud" feeling, and releases the taut state of the fishing line L at this timing. As a result, almost at the same time, as shown in Figure 3(c), the posture of the entire yaen 1 changes, with the position where the yaen 1 is magnetically attracted by the yaen stopper 15 (the black and white circle mark in the figure) as the center. That is, the weight 37 provided on the sliding side main body 3 sinks, while the hook side main body 4 at the front of the yaen 1 rises. This tendency is particularly pronounced when, as shown in Figure 4(d), weight 37 is somewhat movable behind lower body 30. As a result, by moving weight 37 away from the black and white circle marks in the figure, the downward load F' acts effectively, causing the rear of sliding body portion 3 to sink downward. 4(e), the hook-side main body 4 is connected in a rotatable manner to the rotation guide 41b of the rotation support piece 41 at the rear end connection part 42, and the tip side of the hook-side main body 4 is further raised by the action of the float 44, and assumes a bent posture, with the rear end connection part 42 as the rotation fulcrum. In other words, the entire rod-shaped main body 2 is deformed so that it is bent in a "V-shape" at the center. Since the float 44 can move within a certain range, as the planing side main body 3 sinks backward, that is, as the front of the float rises, the buoyancy F acts on the float 44 and moves it to the tip side. This means that the buoyancy F acts on a position away from the pivot, and the tendency of the hook side main body 4 to move upward is even stronger. In addition, the buoyancy of the float 44 causes the yaen hook 43 side to rise, and after the hook side main body 4 abuts on the upper end of the introduction slit 33b, the rear end connection part 42 moves downward at the pivot near the regulating part 41c. This allows the angle of bending between the hook side main body 4 and the planing side main body 3 to be even larger, and the yaen hook 43 side can move further upward as shown in the enlarged view of FIG. 4(e). The timing at which the rear end connection part 42 starts to move up and down is merely explained in accordance with FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 for convenience, and does not necessarily occur in this order. The regulating part 41c may move downward due to the impact when the yaen 1 comes into contact with the yaen stopper 15 (Figure 3(b)), or the regulating part 41c may move while the sliding side main body part 3 is sinking and the hook side main body part 4 is rising. This upward movement of the tip of the hook-side main body 4 acts as if to thrust the yaen hook 43 into the prey S located directly above it. At this time, the squid, which is the prey S, senses that a foreign object has come into contact with it and forcefully sprays seawater from the funnel in an attempt to escape. This action causes the yaen hook 43 to penetrate deeper into the squid, which is the prey S, and it is completely captured. After confirming that the prey has been caught in this state, the reel is wound up appropriately to reel in the prey S together with the yaen.

[0034] Other Examples The present invention is one of the best embodiments of the above-mentioned embodiment, but various modifications are possible based on the fixing of the fishing line by the magnetic attraction pieces 17, 34. This will be explained in accordance with the claims 1 to 5. First, a reference example As shown in FIG. 5(a), for one rod-shaped main body 2, for example, a magnetic attraction piece 34 may be provided on a stay 32 on the front side of a stay for a fishing line guide portion 31.

[0035] Next, Claim 1 In the embodiment shown in FIG. 5(b), the hook side body part 4 is made up of two parts, the sliding side main body part 3 and the hook side main body part 4, but the two are not limited to being connected by bending. It is sufficient that the hook side main body part 4 is loosely fixed so as to be able to slide along the sliding side main body part 3 and along its extension.

[0036] Also, claims 2 As shown in Fig. 6, this embodiment does not have a suspension pulley 36 as in the above-mentioned embodiment, but is composed of two members, a sliding side main body 3 and a hook side main body 4. As shown in Fig. 6(a), the two members are loosely fixed so as to be slidable, and as shown in Fig. 6(b), the two are bent and connected. [Explanation of symbols]

[0037] A. Fisherman B Live bait F force (upward) F' force (downward) L fishing line S Prey (Bigfin Reef Squid) d (Yaen hook) clearance dimension m marker 1. Yaen 2 Rod-shaped main body 3. Main body on the sliding side 4. Hook side body 10. Yaen fishing tackle 11 Live bait tackle 13 Bait Hook 15 Yaen Stopper 16 Hanger Clips 16a Line holder 16b Fishing line guide 17 Magnetic action piece 18 Knot 30 Lower body 31 Fishing line guide 32 Stay 32a Posture guide part 33 Fishing line loop 33a Introductory protrusion 33b Introduction slit 34 Magnetic action piece 35 Reinforcement rod 36 Suspension pulley 36a Pulley support rod 37 Weight 38 Weight stopper 41 Rotating support piece 41a Grip part 41b Rotation guide part 41c Regulatory Department 42 Rear end connection part 43 Yaen hook 44 Float

Claims

1. A yaen for use in yaen fishing, comprising front and rear fishing line guides located above a rod-shaped main body, a yaen hook provided at the tip of the rod-shaped main body, and a magnetic attraction piece provided below the front side of the fishing line loop in the front fishing line guide, The rod-shaped main body is configured to include a sliding side main body and a hook side main body, and the sliding side main body and the hook side main body are loosely fixed to each other so as to be movable, thereby making it possible to change the operating length of the rod-shaped main body; The yaen is characterized in that the sliding side main body portion is provided with a weight that is movable along therewith, and the hook side main body portion is provided with a float that is movable along therewith.

2. The yaen described in claim 1, characterized in that a rotating support piece is provided on the sliding side main body part so as to be loosely fixed so as to be movable along therewith, and a slit-shaped posture guide part extending in the vertical direction is provided in front of the rotating support piece, the rotating support piece rotatably supports the rear end part of the hook side main body part, and the posture guide part is configured to guide the rotating posture of the hook side main body part here.

3. 3. The yaen as described in claim 2, characterized in that the rotatable support piece is provided above the lower body of the sliding side body portion and rotatably supports the rear end of the hook side body portion in a state where it can move in the vertical direction.

4. 4. The fishing yaen according to claim 1, 2 or 3, characterized in that the fishing line guide ring in the fishing line guide portion is a single-wound spiral guide ring having an introduction slit.

5. A yaen as described in claim 1, 2, 3 or 4, characterized in that a reinforcing rod is provided on the sliding side main body portion connecting the front and rear fishing line guide portions, and this reinforcing rod is provided with a suspension pulley between the front and rear fishing line guide portions, with the sliding point being below the fishing line guide line formed by them.

6. 6. The fishing yaen according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5, characterized in that a part of the fishing yaen is provided with a marker having a phosphorescent part or a light-emitting part.

7. A yaen fishing tackle comprising a live bait tackle and a yaen, the live bait tackle comprising a bait hook attached to the tip of the fishing line and a yaen stopper attached to the rear of the bait hook, This fishing line stopper is loosely held by the fishing line between two restricting knobs provided on the fishing line and has a magnetic attraction piece provided in a dangling state below, On the other hand, the yaen fishing tackle is configured as described in any one of claims 1 to 6, and is characterized in that a magnetic attraction piece provided in front and below the fishing line hole in the front fishing line guide part abuts against the magnetic attraction piece in the yaen stopper.

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