Jig head and lure with jig head

The jig head design with a hook and arm portion, featuring annular mounting and guide holes, simplifies and secures the attachment of the soft lure, addressing the challenge of accurate mounting and enhancing fishing performance.

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Application Number
JP2025507625
Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Patents
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2024-03-01
Publication Date
2025-07-22
Estimated Expiration
2044-03-01

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing jig head lures are difficult for inexperienced users to accurately mount due to the engaging portion biting into the soft lure, making it challenging to attach the lure correctly.

Method used

A jig head design with a hook portion and an arm portion that protrudes rearward, featuring an annular mounting ring and guide holes for easy and secure attachment of a soft lure, allowing the hook and arm portions to be inserted into corresponding holes and slits on the lure, ensuring proper positioning and fixation.

Benefits of technology

The design enables easy and accurate mounting of the soft lure on the jig head, reducing the risk of misalignment and damage, allowing for quick and stress-free attachment and detachment, and enhancing fishing performance with customizable options.

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Abstract

Provide a lure with a jig head that can accurately and easily attach a soft lure to the jig head. 【Solution means】The lure 1 with a jig head includes a jig head 2 having a head portion 2a and a hook portion 4 provided behind the head portion 2a, and an elastically deformable dedicated worm 3 attached and fixed to the hook portion 4 of the jig head 2. In the jig head 2, the body portion 4a of the hook portion 4 protrudes rearward of the head portion 2a, and the tip portion 4c of the hook portion 4 protrudes outside the head portion 2a. The dedicated worm 3 has a hook-side guide hole 7a through which the body portion 4a of the hook portion 4 is inserted, and a hook slit 7b through which the tip portion 4c of the hook portion 4 is inserted and exposed to the outside.
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Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a jig head lure used for fishing fish Ru Ji Guhe Do O and its Re Wo equipped jig head lure.

Background Art

[0002] In recent years, efforts have been made on an international scale to promote the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted at the United Nations Summit on September 25, 2015, hereinafter referred to as "SDGs"). Specifically, the SDGs include Goal 12: The responsibility to produce and use, Goal 14: Let's protect the richness of the sea, etc., and technological development aiming to solve these goals is desired.

[0003] As a technology that can contribute to the solution of these goals, the technology described in Patent Document 1 is known. In this Patent Document 1, "a soft lure formed of a soft synthetic resin and a jig head to which the soft lure is attached, the jig head includes a metal head and a mounting portion for mounting the soft lure protruding from the rear surface of the head, and when the jig head is viewed from the front to the rear, a part of the front surface of the soft lure mounted on the mounting portion is exposed from the head, and the mounting portion includes a sharp return portion facing forward" a jig head lure and a jig head having such a configuration are described. Further, the jig head lure and the jig head described in Patent Document 1 are said to "be able to give a high fish attracting effect to the soft lure even by a steady retrieve."

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

[0004]

Patent Document 1

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0005] However, in the jig head with a lure and the jig head described in Patent Document 1, when the head of the soft lure is inserted into the mounting portion of the jig head and mounted, the engaging portion of this mounting portion bites into the inside of the soft lure, and this soft lure is configured to be retained to prevent it from coming off. For this reason, when an inexperienced user (angler) etc. inserts the head of the soft lure into the mounting portion of this jig head, they may insert it bent or insert it at a position deviated from the center, and it is not easy to accurately mount this soft lure on the jig head.

[0006] The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and aims to provide a jig head and a lure with a jig head that can be easily and accurately mounted. Ru Ji

Means for Solving the Problems

Means for Solving the Problems

[0007] The lure with a jig head of the present invention is a lure with a jig head comprising a head portion, a jig head provided with a hook portion behind this head portion, and an elastically deformable soft lure attached and fixed to the hook portion of this jig head, wherein the jig head has An arm portion provided behind the head portion at an interval with respect to the hook portion for preventing the soft lure from coming off and fixing it, and an annular mounting ring portion provided at the tip of the arm portion. a configuration in which the body portion of the hook portion protrudes rearward of the head portion, and the tip portion of this hook portion protrudes outside the head portion, and the soft lure has an insertion hole for inserting the body portion of the hook portion therethrough, and an opening for inserting the tip portion of the hook portion therethrough and exposing it to the outside When inserting the body portion of the hook portion of the jig head into the insertion hole and inserting the needle tip of the hook portion into the opening portion, a mounting hole portion into which the arm portion of the jig head is inserted and positioned and fixed, and continuously provided in this mounting hole portion. When the arm portion of the jig head is inserted into the mounting hole portion and positioned, an exposure opening portion for exposing the mounting ring portion to the outside, and provided in this exposure opening portion, when the mounting ring portion is exposed to the outside from the exposure opening portion, an inner wall portion for locking the mounting ring portion. and is characterized by this.

Effects of the Invention

[0008] According to the present invention, the soft lure can be easily and accurately mounted on the jig head.

Brief Description of the Drawings

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Mode for Carrying Out the Invention

[0010] Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

[0011] (One Embodiment) FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing a jig head lure 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1(a) is a side view, and FIG. 1(b) is a vertical cross-sectional view. FIG. 2 is an upper perspective view showing a part of the jig head lure 1. FIG. 3 is a lower perspective view showing a part of the jig head lure 1. FIG. 4 is a side view showing the use state of the jig head lure 1, and FIG. 4(a) shows the state where the treble hook T is attached, and FIG. 4(b) shows the state where the blade B is attached. FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing the jig head 2 for the jig head lure 1. FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing the dedicated worm 3 for the jig head lure 1.

[0012] <External configuration> The jig head lure 1 according to this embodiment is a sinking type casting jig head rig (jig head worm) used for casting from land such as surf, rocky shore, and bay harbor, or on a ship, etc., and fishing for target fish such as sea bass, flounder, and mackerel that prey on small fish and crustaceans. This jig head lure 1 is composed of a jig head 2 and a dedicated worm (soft lure) 3.

[0013] Then, this jig head lure 1 uses a jig head 2 with a center of gravity design that does not yield to the wind when cast and a dedicated worm 3 with minimal air resistance, thereby achieving a stable flight attitude and a high flight distance. Also, the jig head lure 1 is designed to induce fish with strong undulations accompanied by rolling during retrieval and has a high feeding ability.

[0014] Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the jig head 2 of this jig head lure 1 includes a head portion 2a made of a metal material with a relatively high specific gravity such as lead, tungsten, or iron. This head portion 2 has a shape that curves in an arc from the front (head) side to the lower (belly) side, and both the upper (back) side and the lower side of the head portion 2a are formed in a flat shape.

[0015] On the upper side of the head portion 2a, there is provided a line eye (eyelet, connection portion) 2b for connecting the tip of the fishing line (fishing line, leader) F or a lure snap (connector) L tied to the tip of this fishing line F. This line eye 2b has its ends connected between the front-leaning position and the rear-leaning position on the upper side of the head portion 2a and is attached along the upper surface of this head portion 2a. In short, this line eye 2b is configured such that the lure snap L connected to this line eye 2b can appropriately move forward or backward of the line eye 2b during casting or retrieval, etc., to achieve a stable flight attitude and a long flight distance, and to achieve strong fluctuations during retrieval.

[0016] Also, on both side surfaces of the head portion 2a, there are provided a pair of left and right eyeball portions 2c configured by pasting, for example, eye seals (eyeball seals) that imitate the eyes of fish. Further, the head portion 2a is provided with various colors and has various color variations so that a color selection can be made according to the fishing ground, target fish, season, time, tide conditions, etc.

[0017] Furthermore, on the rear side of the head portion 2a, there is provided a contact surface (flat surface) 2d that is a substantially vertical plane. A hook portion (fishhook) 4 and an arm portion (wire system: support portion) 5 for preventing the dedicated worm 3 from coming off and fixing it behind the head portion 2a are respectively attached to this flat contact surface 2d.

[0018] Here, the hook portion 4 has a so-called single hook shape in which the tip side of a single wire material (linear steel material) is curved and a needle tip is formed at its tip portion, and the body portion 4a that is the shaft portion of this hook portion 4 is formed linearly. The base end (rear end) side of this body portion 4a is pierced and inserted into the contact surface 2d of the head portion 2a, and is connected by welding or the like to the end of the portion pierced into the head portion 2a on the rear end side of the line eye 2b of the head portion 2a. Also, the body portion 4e is attached at the center position in the width direction of the contact surface 2d of the head portion 4, at a position slightly above the middle position in the vertical direction of this contact surface 2d.

[0019] Furthermore, the hook portion 4 has a waist portion 4b formed by bending the tip side of the body portion 4a into an arc shape. At the tip of this waist portion 4b, a needle tip portion 4c is provided after being processed into a needle tip. The hook portion 4 is attached along the vertical direction of the head portion 2a, and is attached in a state where the needle tip portion 4c protrudes upward from the upper surface of this head portion.

[0020] Next, the arm portion 5 has an arm body 5a composed of a single wire rod (linear steel material). The straight body portion 5b of this arm body 5a has its proximal end (rear end) side inserted by piercing into the contact surface 2d of the head portion 2a. Also, the tip side of this body portion 5b is bent and has a shape that constitutes a line eye 2b by a portion that protrudes from the upper surface of the head portion 2a in a substantially U shape. The body portion 5b is attached at the center position in the width direction of the contact surface 2d of the head portion 2a, and at a position slightly below the center position in the vertical direction of this contact surface 2d. In short, the body portion 5b is attached below the hook portion 4 attached to the contact surface 2d of the head portion 2a with a predetermined interval therebetween.

[0021] The arm body 5a has a portion on the tip side of the body portion 5b bent stepwise (for example, in two steps) toward the lower surface side, and this bent tip portion is fixed by being welded or the like to the body portion 5b to form an annular hook eye (eyelet: attachment ring portion) 5c. In this hook eye 5c, the portion fixed by being welded or the like to the body portion 5b is formed along the vertical direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of this body portion 5b to form a locking piece portion 5d, and the lower end side of this locking piece portion 5d and the tip side of the body portion 5b are connected to form a substantially triangular shape. Also, the hook eye 5c is attached so as to protrude below the lower surface of the head portion 2a.

[0022] That is, as shown in Fig. 4(a), the hook eye 5c is for attaching the treble hook (fishing hook) T via a split ring (connector) R, or for attaching a swivel S (sinker, connector) to this split ring R as shown in Fig. 4(b), and further attaching a fish aggregating device such as a blade B to this swivel S via a split ring R. Note that an assist hook (not shown) such as a double hook or a single hook can also be directly attached to this hook eye 5c or attached together with the blade B.

[0023] Also, at the base end protruding from the contact surface 2d of the head portion 2a of the main body portion 5b, a worm keep portion (retention holding portion) 5e for retaining and preventing the dedicated worm 3 attached to this head portion 2a from coming off is provided. This worm keep portion 5e has a columnar retention main body 5f having an outer diameter dimension larger than that of the main body portion 5b, which is concentrically attached and fixed to the base end side of this main body portion 5b. Further, on the upper side of the outer peripheral surface of the retention main body 5f, a hook-shaped retention claw portion 5g is provided. This retention claw portion 5g is hooked and locked in the dedicated arm 3 to which the main body portion 5b of the arm portion 5 is inserted, and prevents the dedicated arm 3 from coming off the arm portion 5 and shifting in the circumferential direction.

[0024] Next, as shown in Figs. 1 to 4 and Fig. 6, the dedicated worm 3 is a soft lure of the shad tail type shaped like a so-called small fish, and is made of an elastically deformable material such as a soft synthetic resin or rubber. This dedicated worm 3 has a worm main body 3a having a substantially triangular vertical cross-section imitating the body portion of a small fish. On the tip (front end) side of this worm main body 3a, a substantially vertical mounting surface (flat surface) 3b is formed. Also, on the base end (rear end) side of the worm main body 3a, a tail portion 3d is integrally formed via a constricted portion 3c. This tail portion 3d is formed in a shape that becomes thinner from the front end side to the rear end side. And at the rear end portion of the tail portion 3d, a tail fin portion 3e that wobbles under water pressure during retrieval is provided.

[0025] In addition, the dedicated worm 3 is provided with an assist mechanism 6 for easily and accurately attaching the dedicated worm 3 to an appropriate position behind the jig head 2. This assist mechanism 6 has a hook fixing portion 7 for inserting and positioning the hook portion 4 of the jig head 2, and an arm fixing portion 8 for inserting and positioning and fixing the arm portion 5 of the jig head 2. The hook fixing portion 7 is provided with a hook-side guide hole (insertion hole) 7a penetrating from the mounting surface 3b of the worm body 3a to a position in front of the constricted portion 3c of the worm body 3a. The hook-side guide hole 7a has a length dimension substantially equal to the length dimension of the body portion 4a of the hook portion 4, and is formed with an inner diameter dimension slightly smaller than the diameter dimension of the body portion 4a.

[0026] The hook-side guide hole 7a penetrates the mounting surface 3b of the worm body 3a and is provided at a position closer to the upper side in the vertical direction of this mounting surface 3b. Also, the hook-side guide hole 7a is provided linearly along the front-rear direction of the worm body 3a. Further, at the rear end side of the hook-side guide hole 7a, a hook slit (opening) 7b having a cross-sectional slit shape penetrating the upper surface side of the worm body 3a is provided in communication with the hook-side guide hole 7a. The hook slit 7b has a width dimension slightly larger than the diameter dimension of the hook portion 4. When the dedicated worm 3 is elastically deformed along the curved shape of the bosom portion 4b of the hook portion 4 by inserting the tip portion 4c of the hook portion 4 into the hook-side guide hole 7a from the mounting surface side 3b of the dedicated worm 3, the tip portion 4c of the hook portion 4 protrudes from the hook slit 7b to the upper side (back side) of the dedicated worm 3. The hook slit 7b is formed to have such a length dimension.

[0027] And the arm fixing part 8 of the dedicated worm 3 is provided with an arm-side guide hole (mounting hole part) 8a that penetrates from the mounting surface 3b of the worm main body 3a to a position in front of the constricted part 3c of the worm main body 3a. This arm-side guide hole 8a has a length dimension approximately equal to the length dimension of the main body part 5b of the arm part 5, and is formed with an inner diameter dimension slightly smaller than the diameter dimension of the main body part 5b. Also, the arm-side guide hole 8a penetrates the mounting surface 3b of the worm main body 3a and is provided at a position closer to the lower side in the vertical direction of this mounting surface 3b. And the vertical interval between the arm-side guide hole 8a and the hook-side guide hole 7a is formed equal to the vertical interval between the hook part 4 of the jig head 2 and the arm part 5. Also, the arm-side guide hole 8a is provided linearly along the front-rear direction of the worm main body 3a, that is, in parallel with the hook-side guide hole 7a.

[0028] Furthermore, on the tip side of the arm-side guide hole 8a, that is, at the position on the mounting surface 3b side, a fitting recess 8b into which the worm keeper part 5e of the arm part 5 fits is provided. This fitting recess 8b has a diameter dimension slightly smaller than the diameter dimension of the worm keeper part 5e of the arm part 5, and is formed with a length dimension approximately equal to the length dimension of the worm keeper part 5e. That is, the fitting recess 8b is configured such that when the dedicated worm 3 is elastically deformed and the hook eye 5c of the arm part 5 is inserted from the mounting surface 3b side of the dedicated worm 3, the worm keeper part 5d of this arm part 5 fits, and the retaining claw part 5d of the worm keeper part 5e bites into the inner peripheral surface of this fitting recess 8b and the arm-side guide hole 8a to prevent the dedicated worm 3 from coming off and hold it.

[0029] And on the rear end side of the arm-side guide hole 8a, an ice slit (exposed opening) 8c in the shape of a cross-sectional slit that penetrates to the lower surface (belly: berry) side of the worm main body 3a is provided in communication with the arm-side guide hole 8a. This ice slit 8c is formed with a width dimension slightly larger than the diameter dimension of the arm main body 5a of the jig head 2.

[0030] Also, when the ice slit 8c elastically deforms the dedicated worm 3 and inserts the hook eye 5c of the arm portion 5 from the mounting surface 3b side of the dedicated worm 3 toward the contact surface 2d of the jig head 2 until the mounting surface 3b comes into contact (touches), at least the lower end portion of the hook eye 5c of the arm portion 5 protrudes from the ice slit 8c to the lower side (ventral side) of the dedicated worm 3. In this state, the locking piece portion 5d of the hook eye 5c is locked to the inner wall portion 8d on the front (head) side of the ice slit 8c, and the length dimension is set to such an extent that the dedicated worm 3 is firmly held.

[0031] <Usage method> Next, the usage method of the jig head lure 1 and its features will be described with reference to the drawings.

[0032] Figs. 7 to 10 are schematic views showing the mounting (attachment) process of the jig head lure 1. Fig. 7 shows a state where the tip portion 4c of the hook portion 4 of the jig head 2 is inserted into the hook-side guide hole 7a of the dedicated worm 3. Fig. 8 shows a state where the hook portion 4 of the jig head 2 is further inserted into the hook-side guide hole 7a of the soft lure 3 up to the bosom portion 4b. Fig. 9 shows a state where the tip portion 4c of the hook portion 4 of the jig head 2 protrudes from the hook slit 7b of the soft lure 3. Fig. 10 shows a state where the hook eye 5c of the arm portion 5 of the jig head 2 is inserted into the arm-side guide hole 8a of the soft lure 3.

[0033] First, as shown in Fig. 7, the consumer (angler) holds the head portion 2a of the jig head 2 with the right hand, for example, while pinching the dedicated worm 3 with the left hand so that the back side of the jig head 2 faces the back side of the dedicated worm 3 and the tip side of the jig head 2 faces the rear end side of the dedicated worm 3, and makes preparations for mounting.

[0034] In this state, the tip portion 4c of the hook portion 4 of the jig head 2 is inserted into the hook-side guide hole 7a from the mounting surface 3b side of the dedicated worm 3.

[0035] Then, when the hook portion 4 of the jig head 2 is inserted into the hook-side guide hole 7a of the dedicated worm 3 up to the position of the bosom portion 4b of the hook portion 4, as shown in FIG. 8, the dedicated worm 3 elastically deforms corresponding to the curved shape of the bosom portion 4b of the hook portion 4.

[0036] After that, when the hook portion 4 of the jig head 2 is further inserted into the hook-side guide hole 7a of the dedicated worm 3, as shown in FIG. 9, the tip portion 4c of the hook portion 4 is inserted into and penetrates the hook slit 7b of the dedicated worm 3 and protrudes to the back side of the dedicated worm 3. At this time, the tip portion of the arm portion 5 of the jig head 2, that is, the hook eye 5c, is made to be in a state where it can be inserted into the arm-side guide hole 8a from the mounting surface 3b side of the dedicated worm 3.

[0037] From this state, as shown in FIG. 10, while elastically deforming the dedicated worm 3, the arm portion 5 of the jig head 2 is inserted into the arm-side guide hole 8a from the mounting surface 3b side of the dedicated worm 3, and the body portion 4a of the hook portion 4 of the jig head 2 is inserted into the hook-side guide hole 7a of the dedicated worm 3.

[0038] Furthermore, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the arm portion 5 of the jig head 2 is inserted into the arm-side guide hole 8a of the dedicated worm 3 until the mounting surface 3b of the dedicated worm 3 contacts the contact surface 2d of the jig head 2, and the worm keeper portion 5e of the jig head 2 is inserted into the fitting recess 8b of the dedicated worm 3, and the retaining claw portion 5g of the worm keeper portion 5e is engaged with the inner peripheral surface of the fitting recess 8b or the arm-side guide hole 8a to be retained and prevented from coming off.

[0039] At this time, when the hook eye 5c of the jig head 2 is inserted up to the position of the eye slit 8c of the dedicated worm 3, due to the restoration of the elastically deformed dedicated worm 3, the lower end side of the hook eye 5c protrudes from the eye slit 8c to the ventral side of the dedicated worm 3. In this state, the attachment (mounting) of the dedicated worm 3 to the jig head 2 is completed, and the lure 1 with a jig head is completed.

[0040] Further, if necessary, as shown in Fig. 4(a), a treble hook T is attached to the hook eye 5c of the jig head lure 1 via a split ring R, or as shown in Fig. 4(b), a blade B is attached to this hook eye 5c via a split ring R, a swivel S, and a split ring R.

[0041] Then, the fishing line F is drawn out from the spool of the reel set on the rod (fishing rod), and the fishing line F is sequentially inserted through each guide of this rod. After that, a lure snap L is tied to the tip of the fishing line F drawn out from the top guide of this rod. Then, this lure snap L is connected to the line eye 2b of the jig head lure 1, and the setting of this jig head lure 1 is completed.

[0042] Furthermore, for example, from land such as surf, rocky shore, bay harbor, etc. or from a boat, etc., the jig head lure 1 is cast using a rod and a reel. At this time, due to the weight balance of the jig head lure 1, the lure snap L slides and moves to the rear side of the line eye 2b of the jig head 2, and it flies with the head part 2a side of this jig head 2 at the front.

[0043] After the jig head lure 1 lands on the water surface (inner water surface, sea surface), a predetermined time is counted and it is submerged in the water (sea). Then, the handle of the reel is continuously rotated for reeling to gradually wind up the fishing line F. At this time, the lure snap L slides and moves to the front side of the line eye 2b of the jig head 2 of the jig head lure 1, and it is retrieved with the head part 2a side of this jig head 2 at the front, and this jig head lure 1 moves with strong undulations accompanied by rolling in the water, attracting target fish such as sea bass, flounder, and red sea bream.

[0044] After that, the casting and reeling of the jig head lure 1 are repeated as appropriate. When any fish such as the target fish bites the jig head lure 1, hooking is performed by, for example, raising the rod or strongly reeling the reel. The hook portion 4 of this jig head lure 1 or the treble hook T set on this jig head lure 1 is stabbed deeply into the mouth of the fish, preferably into the latch or the like, to hook (hit) it.

[0045] Next, reeling is performed to gradually wind up and recover the fishing line F to bring the hooked fish closer. After that, the rod and reel are appropriately operated, and the hooked fish is captured (caught) using a fishing net, a gaf (not shown), or the like.

[0046] <Function and effect> As described above, in the jig head lure 1 according to the above-described embodiment, while inserting the hook portion 4 of the jig head 2 into the hook-side guide hole 7a from the mounting surface 3b side of the dedicated worm 3, the arm portion 5 of the jig head 2 is inserted into the arm-side guide hole 8a of the dedicated worm 3. As a result, the proper position of the jig head 2, that is, the tip portion 4c of the hook portion 4 of the jig head 2 protrudes from the hook slit 7b of the dedicated worm 3 to the back side, and the lower end portion of the hook eye 5c of the arm portion 5 of the jig head 2 protrudes from the eye slit 8c of the dedicated worm 3 to the ventral side, and the dedicated worm 3 can be attached in this state.

[0047] That is, without piercing the hook portion 4 of the jig head 2 into the dedicated worm 3 or the like, by simply inserting the hook portion 4 of the jig head 2 into the hook-side guide hole 7a of the dedicated worm 3 at a predetermined position, that is, and inserting the arm portion 5 of the jig head 2 into the arm-side guide hole 8a of the dedicated worm 3, the dedicated worm 3 can be easily and accurately (straight) attached (set) to the jig head 2. Therefore, the risk of failing to attach the dedicated worm 3 to the jig head 3 can be minimized, the loss of the dedicated worm 3 during fishing can be reduced, and a more stress-free fishing can be achieved.

[0048] In addition, when the dedicated worm 3 is attached to the jig head 2, the inner part 4b of the hook part 4 is locked to the rear end part of the hook-side guide hole 7a of the dedicated worm 3. At the same time, the locking piece part 5d of the hook eye 5c of the arm part 5 of the jig head 2 is locked to the inner wall part 8d of the arm-side guide hole 8a of the dedicated worm 3. Further, the worm keeper part 5e of the jig head 2 is fitted into the fitting recess 8b of the dedicated worm 3, and the retaining claw part 5g of the worm keeper part 5e bites into and is locked to the inner peripheral surface of the arm-side guide hole 8a of the dedicated worm 3.

[0049] Therefore, the displacement of the dedicated worm 3 attached to the jig head 2 in the circumferential direction and the front-rear direction is fixed and prevented at a plurality of locations (three locations) by the hook part 4, the hook eye 5c, and the worm keeper part 5e of the jig head 2. For this reason, displacement and removal of the dedicated worm 3 from the jig head 2 after mounting can be reliably prevented, and the holding force of the dedicated worm 3 with respect to the jig head 2 can be improved. Further, the circumferential displacement of the dedicated worm 3 with respect to the jig head 2 is suppressed by the two-point holding of the dedicated worm 3 by the body part 4a of the hook part 4 and the main body part 5b of the arm part 5 of the jig head 2.

[0050] In addition, by simply inserting the hook part 4 and the arm part 5 of the jig head 2 into the hook-side guide hole 7a and the arm-side guide hole 8a provided in advance in the dedicated worm 3, that is, without piercing the dedicated worm 3 with the hook part 4 and the arm part 5 and without damaging the dedicated worm 3, the jig head 2 can be set. For this reason, even if the dedicated worm 3 once attached to the jig head 2 is removed from the jig head 2, the dedicated worm 3 is not damaged. Therefore, the dedicated worm 3 can be reset to the jig head 3 any number of times, and the replacement of the dedicated worm 3 can be easily, quickly, and accurately performed.

[0051] Furthermore, when the arm portion 5 provided on the jig head 2 is inserted and set into the arm side guide hole 8a of the dedicated worm 3, the lower end portion of the hook eye 5c protrudes from the ice slit 8c of the dedicated worm 3 to the ventral side of the dedicated worm 3. As a result, depending on the target fish, fishing conditions, etc., a treble hook T can be attached to the hook eye 5c protruding from the ventral side of the dedicated worm 3 via a split ring R as shown in Fig. 4(a), or a blade B can be attached to this hook eye 5c via a split ring R and a swivel S as shown in Fig. 4(b). Therefore, it is possible to customize the lure 1 with a jig head such as increasing the hooking rate and appealing power, so that it is possible to provide a lure rich in variations according to the usage of the customer (angler), that is, the usage purpose, and an improvement in fishing results can be expected.

[0052] Note that the dedicated worm 3 is made of an elastically deformable material such as a soft synthetic resin or rubber. For this reason, after attaching the split ring R to the hook eye 5c of the jig head 2, it is also possible to insert and attach this hook eye 5c together with the split ring R into the arm side guide hole 8a of the dedicated worm 3.

[0053] As described above, the lure 1 with a jig head according to the present invention contributes to the solution of goals such as Goal 12: Responsibility to produce, responsibility to use, and Goal 14: Let's protect the richness of the sea, which are the goals of the SDGs.

[0054] (Others) Note that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modified forms are included. For example, the above-described embodiment is described for the purpose of explaining the present invention in an easy-to-understand manner, and the present invention is not necessarily limited to the one having all the configurations described.

[0055] In short, in the above-described embodiment, the lure 1 with a jig head is used for fishing target fish such as sea bass, flounder, and red sea bream. However, for other lure fishing (e.g., jigging), such as for large fish like tuna, bluefish, and mackerel, medium-sized fish like black bass, trout, and darter (including squid, etc.), and small fish like horse mackerel, grunt, and rockfish, etc., by appropriately changing the size, shape, etc. according to the target fish species and size to be fished, it can be manufactured as a lure 1 with a jig head targeting these fish species.

[0056] Also, in the above-described embodiment, the jig head 2 is configured to be provided with the hook portion 4 and the arm portion 5. However, it can also be configured to have only one of the hook portion 4 and the arm portion 5 provided on this jig head 2, making the lure 1 with a jig head have a simpler configuration. Further, it can be configured such that a hook eye 5c is not provided on the arm portion 5 of the jig head 2, and this arm portion 5 is inserted into and held by the arm-side guide hole 8a of the dedicated worm 3.

[0057] Furthermore, it can also be configured such that the hook portion 4 of the jig head 2 protrudes not on the upper side (dorsal side) but on the lower side (ventral side) of the dedicated worm 3, and the arm portion 5 protrudes or is held on the upper side of the dedicated worm 3, with an upside-down configuration.

[0058] Also, for the dedicated worm 3, in the above-described embodiment, a soft lure of the shad tail type was described as an example. However, it can be a soft lure of various shapes such as the craw - hog type, straight type, curly tail type, grub type, straight type, pin tail type, stick bait type, paddle tail type, tube type, swim (real) bait type, bug (worm) type, etc.

[0059] Furthermore, if the dedicated worm 3 is configured not to change the structure and size (dimensions) of the hook-side guide hole 7a and the arm-side guide hole 8a, even if the size (overall length, thickness, etc.) of the dedicated worm 3 itself is changed, it can be appropriately attached to the jig head 2.

Explanation of Reference Numerals

[0060] 1 Lure with jig head 2 Jig head 2a Head part 2b Line eye 2c Eyeball part 2d Contact surface 3 Dedicated worm (soft lure) 3a Worm body 3b Mounting surface 3c Constriction part 3d Tail part 3e Tail fin part 4 Hook part 4a Trunk part 4b Chest part 4c Needle tip part 5 Arm part (support part) 5a Arm body 5b Main body part 5c Hook eye (mounting ring part) 5d Locking piece part 5e Worm keep part (anti - removal holding part) 5f Anti - removal main body 5g Anti - removal claw part 6 Assist mechanism 7 Hook fixing part 7a Hook - side guide hole (insertion hole) 7b Hook slit (opening part) 8 Arm fixing part 8a Arm - side guide hole (mounting hole part) 8b Fitting recess 8c Eye slit (exposed opening part) 8d Inner wall part B Blade (fish aggregator) F Fishing line L Lure snap (connector) S Swivel (connector) T Treble hook (fishing hook) R Split ring (connector)

Claims

1. A jig head with a head portion and a hook portion provided behind the head portion, and an elastically deformable soft lure attached to and fixed to the hook portion of the jig head, the jig head with a lure comprising: The jig head is provided behind the head portion at a distance from the hook portion and has an arm portion for preventing the soft lure from coming off and fixing it, and an annular mounting ring portion provided at the tip of the arm portion. The body portion of the hook portion protrudes behind the head portion, and the needle tip portion of the hook portion protrudes outside the head portion. The soft lure has an insertion hole for inserting the body portion of the hook portion, an opening for inserting the needle tip portion of the hook portion and exposing it to the outside, and a mounting hole portion for inserting the arm portion of the jig head and positioning and fixing it when inserting the needle tip of the hook portion into the opening while inserting the body portion of the hook portion of the jig head into the insertion hole. An exposed opening portion provided continuously with the mounting hole portion, and an inner wall portion provided in the exposed opening portion for locking the mounting ring portion when the mounting ring portion is exposed to the outside from the exposed opening portion. A jig head with a lure, characterized in that.

2. The needle tip portion of the hook portion of the jig head protrudes to the back side of the soft lure, and the mounting ring portion is exposed to the ventral side of the soft lure. The jig head with a lure according to claim 1, characterized in that.

3. A jig head with a head portion and a hook portion provided behind the head portion, and an elastically deformable soft lure attached to and fixed to the hook portion of the jig head. The soft lure has an insertion hole for inserting the body portion of the hook portion, an opening for inserting the needle tip portion of the hook portion and exposing it to the outside, and a mounting hole portion for positioning and fixing the jig head by inserting the needle tip portion of the hook portion into the opening while inserting the body portion of the hook portion into the insertion hole. A jig head for a jig head with a lure, having an exposed opening portion provided continuously with the mounting hole portion and an inner wall portion provided in the exposed opening portion. An arm portion provided at a distance from the hook portion behind the head portion for preventing the soft lure from coming off and fixing it, and an annular mounting ring portion provided at the tip of the arm portion. The body portion of the hook portion protrudes behind the head portion, and the needle tip portion of the hook portion protrudes outside the head portion. When inserting the needle tip portion of the hook portion into the opening while inserting the body portion of the hook portion into the insertion hole, the arm portion is inserted into the mounting hole portion and positioned. When the arm portion is inserted into the mounting hole portion and positioned, the mounting ring portion is exposed to the outside from the exposed opening, and the mounting ring portion is locked to the inner wall portion. A jig head characterized by the above.

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