Fishing tackle

Abstract

The present invention relates to fishing tackle that makes it possible to quickly locate target fish by freely adjusting the height of a sinker and quickly attract the target fish by freely extending or shortening the length of a bait leader according to the activity of the target fish, and obviates the need to replace the fishing tackle according to the strength of the tide, thus reducing the time spent on replacing the fishing tackle and making it possible to catch more fish. The fishing tackle comprises: a sinker line (12) which is connected to a connecting swivel (11) installed at the end of a main line (10) connected to a fishing rod or reel, and which has, at the end, a terminal swivel (12') connected to a sinker (17); a first movable part (13) that is made of a threaded body and inserted into an upper end portion of the sinker line (12); a second movable part (19) that is made of a threaded body and installed in a midway portion of the sinker line (12), and has a through-body (18) having a through-hole in a central part; and a leader (16) that is connected to the first movable part (13) by a swivel (14), passes through the through-body (18) of the second movable part (19), and has, at the end, a terminal swivel (16') to which a bait (15) is connected.

Description

fishing gear

[0001] The present invention relates to fishing tackle, and more specifically, to a fishing tackle that can quickly find the location of a target fish by freely adjusting the height of a sinker, and can quickly lure a target fish by freely increasing or decreasing the length of a bait line according to the activity of the target fish, and also eliminates the need to change fishing tackle according to the strength of the current, thereby reducing the time consumed for changing fishing tackle, thereby expanding the catch, and at the same time, increases the sensitivity by about twice compared to existing tackle when biting.

[0002] Generally, fishing lines are divided into main lines and leader lines. Among these, the main line is the line from the fishing rod to the tackle, and refers to the fishing line connected to the end of the fishing rod or the reel. The leader line refers to the fishing line directly connected to the hook or bait, and together with the sinker and float, it forms the tackle.

[0003] Fishing gear is categorized into saltwater and freshwater fishing gear, depending on its intended use. Saltwater and freshwater fishing gear differ significantly. Unlike freshwater, saltwater waves are high, the currents are unstable and fast, and the water surface is often comprised of sand, mudflats, or rocks, making it difficult to predict.

[0004]

[0005] Therefore, tackle for saltwater fishing is typically heavier, sturdier, and larger than tackle for freshwater fishing. Furthermore, even for the same type of saltwater fishing, different tackle may be required depending on the fish species and their habitat.

[0006] For example, when optimally setting the leader length for sea fishing, the line will remain nearly perpendicular to the seabed in slow-moving waters, maintaining the same distance between the hook and the seabed. However, in strong currents, the line will tilt, so the gap (height) between the sinker and the hook must be adjusted accordingly. Failure to do so will result in a poor catch relative to the effort expended.

[0007]

[0008] As shown in (a) of Fig. 10, a conventional fishing tackle is composed of a fixed structure including a line (51) connected to a main line or a fishing rod (50), a line (52) having a constant weight and connected to the end of the line (51), and a leader (53) connected to the line (51) by a fixed connection (55) and having a bait (54) connected to the end.

[0009] As shown in (b) of Fig. 10, when a target fish bites or takes the bait, the force is dispersed at the fixed connection (55), so that approximately 70% of the force is transmitted to the sinker (52) side and only approximately 30% of the force is transmitted to the main line or fishing rod (50) side. This is because the distance between the sinker (52) and the fixed connection (55) is usually 10 to 50 cm, while the distance between the main line or fishing rod (50) and the fixed connection (55) is the sea depth, that is, approximately 10 to 40 m, so that more force is transmitted to the sinker (50) side than to the main line or fishing rod (50) side.

[0010] In this way, as more force is transmitted to the side of the bolt (50), there is a problem that the sensitivity is weak and the exact timing of the strike cannot be determined.

[0011] In addition, since the bait (54) and the sinker (50) equipped with a fishing hook are fixed, if the step needs to be adjusted according to the strength of the current, the fishing gear must be replaced with a fishing tackle of the desired step, and this also has the problem of reducing the actual fishing time.

[0012] In other words, in the case of fishing tackle known to date, most of them have the sinker line fixed to the leader line, and even if they have a structure that can adjust the position of the hook on the fishing line, the structure is complex, making it difficult to adjust the sensitivity and step, and there is a problem that the unit price of the tackle increases due to the increased cost.

[0013]

[0014] Meanwhile, a floating fishing tackle for catching cephalopods such as octopus, cuttlefish, squid, etc., as illustrated in FIG. 11, comprises a leader (100) connected to a connecting rod (400) installed at the end of a main line connected to a fishing rod or reel and having a bait (150) connected to the end, a main line (200) connected to a sinker (250), a floating part (110) made of cotton yarn so that the middle part of the leader (100) is inserted, and a small swivel (300) installed at the end of the main line (200) and connected to the floating part (110).

[0015] At this time, the prayer rope (100) is made of fluorocarbon material and has a length of approximately 60 cm, and the seal rope (200) is also made of fluorocarbon material and has a length of approximately 25 cm.

[0016]

[0017] The above-mentioned conventional fishing gear can adjust the position of the bait (150) up and down using the moving part (110) when fishing in the sea, but has the problem that the position of the sinker (250) cannot be adjusted because the leader (100) is directly connected to the connecting rod (400) and the sensitivity transmission is weak.

[0018] In other words, conventional fishing tackle is equipped with various lengths of sinkers and leaders, so when fishing in the sea, the tackle body must be replaced in order to change the position of sinkers or baits according to the flow of the current. This not only requires preparing a large number of tackles, but also takes a lot of time to replace the tackle, and there are problems such as a lot of wasted fishing due to poor sensitivity transmission, and poor fishing results.

[0019]

[0020] Meanwhile, as a result of searching for prior art related to the present invention, a number of patent documents were retrieved, some of which are introduced as follows.

[0021] Patent Document 1 discloses a fishing tackle that uses a spool to connect a main line and a leader line, including a guide tube formed by bending a plastic pipe into a └ shape through which the main line is inserted, and a fixing ring that is connected to the main line on the outer sides of both ends of the guide tube to fix the main line inserted into the guide tube, and a hook is connected to the guide tube with a shrink tube to connect a fishing rod and a weight, thereby minimizing tangles between the main line and the leader line and increasing the catch rate of target fish by using the fishing rod.

[0022] Patent document 2 discloses a cephalopod fishing tackle that connects a weight to the middle of a leader, which is the end of a fishing line, a buoyancy body to the end of the leader, and connects a lure to the buoyancy body, so that when the weight comes into contact with the seabed, the buoyancy body rises from the seabed and is shaken by the current, so that even if the user does not move the lure, the lure connected to the buoyancy body is naturally shaken by the current, thereby maximizing the attracting effect on cephalopods.

[0023] Patent Document 3 discloses a fishing tackle having an automatic hooking function, which includes a main line made of a braided material connected to a rod (fishing rod) or a reel, a leader made of a core material connected to a lure, a hook or a weight, an elastic part provided between the main line and the leader, an upper connecting part for connecting the elastic part and the main line, and a lower connecting part for connecting the elastic part and the leader, wherein the elastic part is provided in a length of 8 to 12 centimeters, has a tensile strength of 3 to 5 kg / mm2, and is provided in the form of a wire made of thermoplastic polyurethane resin (TPU) with a diameter of 0.2 to 1.0 millimeters, thereby shortening the work process, improving the function, and facilitating use and maintenance.

[0024] Patent Document 4 comprises: a fishing hook having a leader formed on the main line of a fishing rod and fixed to an end of the leader to which bait is attached; a float connected to the main line to adjust the height of the fishing hook by selectively moving the position according to the species of fish to be caught and adjusting the buoyancy; a stopper connected to both sides of the float to prevent movement of the float when the position of the float is adjusted; a horizontal buoyancy member connected to one side of the float to keep the main line horizontal so that it does not sag; The buoyancy material moves downward due to the elasticity of the spring to connect the main line to the upper hook, and the guide tube moves upward due to the elasticity of the spring to quickly connect the bottom of the sinker to the lower hook. This allows for a satisfactory catch regardless of the type of fish to be caught, and allows stable fishing without loss of tackle by minimizing snagging. The fishing tackle is disclosed to be capable of quickly connecting the main line and sinker, as well as aligning the tackle without damaging the main line, and to adjust the height of the hook.

[0025]

[0026] <Prior Art Literature>

[0027] Patent Document

[0028] (Patent Document 1) KR 20-0409920 Y1

[0029] (Patent Document 2) KR 10-2022-0084726 A

[0030] (Patent Document 3) KR 10-2022-0063403 A

[0031] (Patent Document 4) KR 10-2021-0133527 A

[0032]

[0033] Accordingly, the present invention has been devised to solve the problems of the above-mentioned prior art, and the purpose of the present invention is to provide fishing gear that can quickly find the location of a target fish by freely adjusting the height of a sinker, and can quickly lure a target fish by freely increasing or decreasing the length of a bait line according to the activity of the target fish, and reduces the time consumed for replacing the tackle by eliminating the need to replace the tackle according to the strength of the current, and increases the sensitivity by about twice compared to existing tackle when biting, thereby expanding the catch.

[0034] The fishing tackle of the present invention for achieving the above object comprises: a sinker line having a terminal swivel connected to a connecting rod installed at the end of a main line connected to a fishing rod or a reel and having a sinker connected to the end; a first moving part inserted into an upper part of the sinker line; a second moving part installed in a middle part of the sinker line and having a through-hole provided in the middle part; and a leader line having a terminal swivel connected to the first moving part by a swivel, penetrating the through-hole of the second moving part, and having a bait connected to the end; wherein the first moving part and the second moving part are characterized in that when contracted, they are free to move apart from the sinker line and when extended, they are fixed in close contact with the sinker line.

[0035] In addition, according to the fishing tackle of the present invention, the bait is connected to the terminal swivel of the sinker line, the sinker is connected to the terminal swivel of the leader line, and at the same time, the second moving part (19) is slidably connected to the leader line (16).

[0036] In addition, according to the fishing gear of the present invention, the first moving part and the second moving part are composed of a cotton thread, and when contracted, the cotton thread moves freely while being separated from the fishing line, and when extended, the cotton thread is fixed in close contact with the fishing line.

[0037] In addition, according to the fishing tackle of the present invention, the sinker is eccentrically connected to a swivel so as to rotate according to the current, and the width of the eccentric portion is formed narrow and the width of the opposite side is formed wide so as to reduce resistance during rotation.

[0038] And, a fishing tackle according to the present invention is characterized by including a sinker line having a terminal swivel at the end to which a sinker is connected; a leader line connected to the main line and having a terminal swivel at the end to which a bait is connected; a first fluid part movably installed on the leader line, which is made of a cotton thread that is free to move apart from the leader line when contracted and is fixed in close contact with the leader line when extended; a fluid body movably installed in the middle of the sinker line, which is made of a cotton thread that is free to move apart from the sinker line when contracted and is fixed in close contact with the sinker line when extended; and a second fluid part comprising a through-hole through which the leader passes and which is connected to the fluid body.

[0039] In addition, according to the fishing tackle of the present invention, the line is characterized in that it is connected to a hook or ring provided at the end of the first moving part movably installed on the leader line or is directly connected to the end of the first moving part.

[0040] In addition, according to the fishing tackle of the present invention, the second moving part is characterized by being composed of a pair of moving fixed rubbers movably connected to the fishing line, and a through hole through which a leader line passes, and a through body movably connected to the fishing line between the moving fixed rubbers.

[0041] And, according to the fishing tackle according to the present invention, it is characterized by including a sinker line connected to a main line and having a terminal swivel at the end to which a sinker is connected; a leader line having a terminal swivel at the end to which a bait is connected; a first fluid part movably installed on the sinker line, which is made of a cotton thread that is free to move apart from the sinker line when contracted and is fixed in close contact with the sinker line when extended; a fluid body movably installed in the middle of the sinker line, which is made of a cotton thread that is free to move apart from the sinker line when contracted and is fixed in close contact with the sinker line when extended; and a second fluid part comprising a through-hole through which the leader passes and is connected to the fluid body.

[0042] The fishing tackle according to the present invention can freely change and fix the positions of the bait and the sinker so that the sensitivity is maintained according to the strength of the current while the location of the target fish can be easily found, thereby eliminating the inconvenience of having to change the tackle according to the flow of the current.

[0043] And since there is no need to change tackle, there is no need to carry around a variety of tackle, and the time required to change tackle is omitted, so the actual fishing time is extended, which has the effect of expanding the catch.

[0044] In addition, according to the present invention, 70% of the pressure generated when a target fish bites the bait is transmitted to the main line, thereby achieving an effect of obtaining a sensitivity that is more than twice as superior as that of existing equipment.

[0045] In addition, according to the present invention, the height of the sinker can be freely adjusted to quickly find the location of the target fish, and the length of the bait line can be freely adjusted, such as shortening the length of the bait line when the target fish is highly active and lengthening the length of the bait line when the target fish is low in activity, thereby quickly enticing the target fish and expanding the catch.

[0046] In addition, according to the present invention, since the moving part is composed of a cotton thread that flows on the line when contracted and is fixed to the line when tensioned, there is an effect that the positions of the bait and the sinker can be freely changed and fixed by contracting or extending the moving part without using a separate fixing means.

[0047] In addition, according to the present invention, since the sinker is eccentrically connected to the line and is formed in a shape with an increasing area, the sinker rotates to reduce resistance according to the current, thereby reducing the pressure caused by the current and improving the sensitivity, thereby resulting in an effect of improving the fishing performance.

[0048] Figure 1 is a schematic diagram showing a first embodiment of a fishing gear according to the present invention.

[0049] Figure 2 is a schematic diagram for explaining the appearance of the moving part of the fishing gear according to the present invention when it contracts and expands.

[0050] Figure 3 is a drawing showing a modified example of a sinker of a fishing tackle according to the present invention.

[0051] Figure 4 is a drawing for explaining the appearance of the fishing gear according to the present invention before and after biting.

[0052] Figure 5 is a schematic diagram showing a second embodiment of a fishing gear according to the present invention.

[0053] Figure 6 is a configuration diagram showing the first fluid part in the second embodiment of the fishing gear according to the present invention.

[0054] Figure 7 is a diagram showing a modified example of the second fluid section in the second embodiment of the fishing gear according to the present invention.

[0055] Figure 8 is a schematic diagram showing a third embodiment of a fishing gear according to the present invention.

[0056] Figure 9 is a configuration diagram showing a modified example of the second fluid section in the third embodiment of the fishing gear according to the present invention.

[0057] Figure 10 is a drawing showing the appearance of a conventional fixed-type sea fishing tackle before and after biting.

[0058] Figure 11 is a schematic diagram showing another example of a conventional floating sea fishing gear.

[0059] Hereinafter, the fishing gear of the present invention will be described with reference to the attached drawings.

[0060] The terms used in the present invention are terms defined in consideration of their functions in the present invention, and may vary depending on the intention or custom of the user or operator. Therefore, the definitions of these terms should be interpreted as meanings and concepts that are consistent with the technical aspects of the present invention.

[0061] In addition, the embodiments of the present invention do not limit the scope of the present invention, but are merely exemplary matters of the components presented in the claims of the present invention, and are embodiments that include components that are included in the technical idea throughout the specification of the present invention and can be replaced as equivalents in the components of the claims.

[0062] Additionally, the optional terms in the examples below are used to distinguish one component from another, and the components are not limited by the terms.

[0063] Accordingly, in describing the present invention, detailed descriptions of related known technologies that may unnecessarily obscure the gist of the present invention are omitted.

[0064]

[0065] In order to explain a preferred embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating a first embodiment of a fishing tackle according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating the appearance of the moving part of the fishing tackle according to the present invention when it contracts and expands, FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a modified example of a sinker of the fishing tackle according to the present invention, and FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating the appearance of the fishing tackle according to the present invention before and after biting. In addition, FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram illustrating a second embodiment of a fishing tackle according to the present invention, FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram illustrating a first moving part in a second embodiment of a fishing tackle according to the present invention, FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram illustrating a modified example of a second moving part in a second embodiment of a fishing tackle according to the present invention, FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram illustrating a third embodiment of a fishing tackle according to the present invention, and FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram illustrating a modified example of the second moving part in a third embodiment of a fishing tackle according to the present invention.

[0066]

[0067] The fishing tackle according to the present invention, as illustrated in FIG. 1, comprises a line (12) connected to a connecting rod (11) installed at the end of a main line (10) connected to a fishing rod or a reel and having a terminal swivel (12') to which a sinker (17) is connected at the end, a first moving part (13) made of a cotton thread and inserted into the upper part of the line (12), a second moving part (19) made of a cotton thread and installed in the middle part of the line (12) and having a through-hole (18) installed therein, and a leader (16) connected to the first moving part (13) by a swivel (14), penetrating the through-hole (18) of the second moving part (19), and having a terminal swivel (16') to which a bait (15) is connected at the end.

[0068] The above-mentioned penetrating member (18) is provided with a penetrating hole through which the rope (16) passes, and is formed integrally with the second fluid part (19). At this time, instead of installing the penetrating member (18) in the second fluid part (19), a swivel through which the rope (16) passes may be connected to one side.

[0069] Accordingly, when the strength of the current changes and the step is different, the step can be adjusted by adjusting the positions of the bait (15) and the sinker (17) through the first flow section (13) and the second flow section (19), thereby maintaining the position of the bait constant. That is, the first flow section (13) is moved up and down along the sinker line (12) to change the positions of both the bait (15) and the sinker (17), or the second flow section (19) is moved up and down along the sinker line (12) to change the relative positions of the bait (15) and the sinker (17), thereby adjusting the step.

[0070] Therefore, there is no need to replace fishing gear to adjust the step according to the current's strength, and the catch can be increased with a simple step adjustment operation without performing a considerable amount of time-consuming fishing gear replacement.

[0071] At this time, as illustrated in FIG. 2, the first flow portion (13) and the second flow portion (19) are configured so that when contracted, the cotton thread is free to move apart from the filament (12) and, when extended, the cotton thread is fixed in close contact with the filament (12). Therefore, the positions of the bait (15) and the filament (17) can be fixed through the first flow portion (13) and the second flow portion (19) made of cotton thread without using a separate fixing means.

[0072] And as shown in Fig. 3, the above-mentioned swivel (17) is eccentrically connected to the terminal swivel (12') so as to rotate according to the current, and the width of the eccentric portion can be formed narrowly and the width of the opposite side wide so as to reduce resistance during rotation. This is to minimize resistance due to the current and improve sensitivity, making it easier to identify the bite.

[0073]

[0074] Meanwhile, even for weights of the same weight, the flow of the weight can vary depending on the surface area it hits. Consequently, anglers tend to use the lightest possible weights, as lighter weights increase sensitivity. Accordingly, if a 12g conventional weight and a 10g development weight travel the same distance underwater due to water resistance, anglers will likely choose the 10g development weight for its sensitivity.

[0075] In addition, it is preferable to use a bait (15) equipped with multiple fishing hooks so that cephalopods such as squid, octopus, cuttlefish, and cuttlefish can be caught.

[0076] In the above, it has been described that the bait (17) is connected to the bait line (12) and the bait (15) is connected to the leader line (16). However, the bait (15) may be connected to the terminal swivel (12') of the bait line (12) and the bait (17) may be connected to the terminal swivel (16') of the leader line (16), and at the same time, the second moving part (19) may be slidably connected to the leader line (16).

[0077]

[0078] The first embodiment of the fishing gear of the present invention configured as described above is used for fishing cephalopods, sea bass, etc. by connecting it to a main line in a sea with currents.

[0079] When the connecting rod (11) is connected to the main line (10), the fishing gear is completed by the bait (15) connected to the leader line and the sinker (17) connected to the sinker line (12), allowing you to enjoy fishing for target fish.

[0080] When the target fish does not bite the bait (15), the bait (15) is positioned around the sinker (17) as shown in (a) of Fig. 4, but when the target fish bites or moves while biting the bait (15), the first moving part (13) descends as shown in (b) of Fig. 4, and approximately 70% of the force generated by the target fish is transmitted to the main line (10) through the first moving part (13), and only the remaining approximately 30% is transmitted to the sinker (17) through the second moving part (19). Therefore, the sensitivity is more than twice as good as that of the conventional rig, and it is possible to cast at an accurate timing.

[0081] When the sensitivity is weakened due to changes in the flow or strength of the current during fishing, the fishing gear is taken out and the positions of the bait (15) and the sinker (17) are adjusted. That is, the positions of both the bait (15) and the sinker (17) are changed by raising and lowering the first moving part (13) along the sinker line (12), or the relative positions of the bait (15) and the sinker (17) are changed by raising and lowering the second moving part (19) along the sinker line (12), thereby adjusting the step, thereby adjusting the step according to the strength of the current or the type of target fish.

[0082] Therefore, since the step can be adjusted according to the current's strength, there is no need to replace the entire fishing gear to adjust the step, and the time required to replace the fishing gear is saved, allowing fishing for a longer period of time, which in turn allows for more catches.

[0083]

[0084] In addition, a second embodiment of a fishing tackle according to the present invention comprises, as shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, a line (31) to which a sinker (36) is connected, a leader (32) to which a bait (37) is connected, a first moving part (34) installed on the line (32) and to which the sinker line (31) is connected, and a second moving part (35) installed on the line (31).

[0085] The above-mentioned rope (31) has a rope (36) connected to its end, and is connected to the end of the first moving part (34) that is movably installed on the rope (32). That is, the rope (31) is connected to the first moving part (34), and a terminal swivel (33) is provided at the end to which the rope (36) is connected.

[0086] The above-mentioned leader (32) is connected to the main line and has a bait (37) connected to the end thereof, and the first moving part (34) is installed so as to be movable. That is, the bait (37) is connected to the terminal swivel (33) provided at the end of the leader (32). In addition, the leader (32) may be formed integrally with the main line.

[0087] The above first moving part (34) is movably installed on the rope (32), and is composed of a cotton thread that, when contracted, moves freely apart from the rope (32) and, when extended, is fixed in close contact with the rope (32). In this case, instead of the cotton thread, a fishing line or a braided line woven into a movable structure may be used. In addition, a spool (31) is connected to the end of the first moving part (34). As illustrated in FIG. 2, the spool (31) may be connected to a guide or ring provided at the end of the first moving part (34), or may be directly connected to the end of the first moving part (34).

[0088] The above second fluid part (35) is movably installed in the middle of the rope (31), and is composed of a fluid body (35a) movably installed in the middle of the rope (31), and a through-hole (35b) that is provided with a through-hole through which a rope (32) passes and is connected to the fluid body (35a). At this time, the fluid body (35a) is composed of a cotton yarn that, when contracted, moves freely apart from the rope (31) and, when extended, is fixed in close contact with the rope (31), or a fishing line or a braided line can be used in a movable structure.

[0089] At this time, the second fluid part (35) may be formed of a pair of movable fixed rubbers (35c) that are movably coupled to the rope (31), as illustrated in FIG. 7, and a through hole through which the rope (32) passes, and a through body (35b) that is movably coupled to the rope (31) between the movable fixed rubbers (35c). Accordingly, the position of the second fluid part (35) can be adjusted using two movable fixed rubbers (35c).

[0090]

[0091] The second embodiment of the fishing gear of the present invention, configured as described above, is also used to fish for cephalopods, sea bass, etc. by connecting it to a main line in a sea with currents.

[0092] A leader line (32) with a bait (37) connected to it is connected to the main line through a connecting rod, and a first moving part (34) is movably installed on the leader line. Then, a fluid (35a) of a second moving part (35) is movably installed on a lead line (31) to which a sinker (36) is connected, and after the leader line (32) is passed through a penetration body (35b), the sinker line (31) is connected to the first moving part (34) to complete the rigging, thereby allowing the enjoyment of fishing.

[0093] When the target fish does not bite the bait (37), the bait (37) is positioned around the sinker (36), but when the target fish bites or moves while biting the bait (37), approximately 70% of the force generated by the target fish is transmitted to the main line through the first flow section (34), and only the remaining approximately 30% is transmitted to the sinker (36) through the second flow section (35). Therefore, the sensitivity is more than twice as good as that of conventional rigs, and it is possible to strike at an accurate timing.

[0094] If the current or strength of the current changes during fishing and there are no bites, the fishing gear can be taken out and the position of the bait (37) can be adjusted. That is, the first moving part (34) is moved up and down along the leader line (32) or the second moving part (35) is moved up and down along the sinker line (31) to change the relative positions of the bait (37) and the sinker (36), thereby adjusting the step, thereby maintaining the bait (37) at the position of the target fish.

[0095] Therefore, since the step can be adjusted according to the location of the target fish and the strength of the current, there is no need to replace the entire fishing gear to adjust the step, and the time required for replacing the gear is saved, allowing fishing for a longer period of time and increasing the catch.

[0096]

[0097] In addition, a third embodiment of a fishing tackle according to the present invention comprises, as illustrated in FIG. 8, a line (31') to which a sinker (36) is connected, a leader (32') to which a bait (37) is connected, a first moving part (34') installed on the line (31') and to which the leader (32') is connected, and a second moving part (35') installed on the line (31').

[0098] The above-mentioned hook line (31') is connected to the main line, and a hook (36) is connected to the end thereof, and a first moving part (34') is movably installed. That is, the hook (36) is connected to a terminal swivel (33) provided at the end of the hook line (31'). In addition, the above-mentioned leader line (32') has a bait (37) connected to the end thereof, and is connected to the hook line (31') through the first moving part (34'). In addition, the bait (37) is connected to a terminal swivel (33) provided at the end of the leader line (32') and is connected to the end of the first moving part (34').

[0099] The above first fluid part (34') is composed of a cotton thread that is free to move apart from the rope (31') when contracted and is fixed in close contact with the rope (31') when extended, and is movably installed on the rope (31'). In addition, a rope (32') is connected to the end of the first fluid part (34'), and the rope (32') can be connected to a guide or ring provided at the end of the first fluid part (34') or directly connected to the end of the first fluid part (34').

[0100] The above second fluid part (35') is movably installed in the middle of the rope (31') to guide the movement of the rope (32'), and is composed of a fluid body (35a') movably installed in the middle of the rope (31') and a through-hole (35b') that is provided with a through hole through which the rope (32') passes and is connected to the fluid body (35a'). At this time, the fluid body (35a') is composed of a cotton thread that, when contracted, moves freely while being separated from the rope (31') and, when extended, is fixed in close contact with the rope (31').

[0101] At this time, the second fluid part (35') may be formed of a pair of movable fixed rubbers (35c') that are movably connected to the rope (31'), as illustrated in Fig. 9, and a through-hole (35b') that is provided with a through-hole through which the rope (32') passes and is connected to the movable fixed rubber (35c'). Accordingly, the position of the second fluid part (35') can be adjusted using two movable fixed rubbers (35c').

[0102]

[0103] The third embodiment of the present invention configured as described above is substantially the same as the second embodiment described above except that the leash is connected to the main string, so a description of the specific operation is omitted.

[0104] The line (31') to which the sinker (36) is connected is connected to the main line, and the first moving part (34') and the second moving part (35') are movably installed on the line (31'). Next, the leader line (32') to which the bait (37) is connected is passed through the penetration body (35b') of the second moving part (35'), and then connected to the end of the first moving part (34') to complete the rig, allowing the enjoyment of fishing.

[0105]

[0106] The above description describes a fishing rig with a leader line attached to the main line for use with light sinkers (sizes 10-30). However, when using heavier sinkers (sizes 40 or larger), the sinker line can be connected to the main line in reverse. This is because using a sinker (size 40 or larger) can reduce the tensile strength at the knot during rigging, potentially damaging the rig. Therefore, connecting the heavy sinker to the main line prevents damage to the rig.

[0107] So far, we have explained sea fishing gear used in the ocean, but it can also be applied to freshwater fishing gear used in flowing water, such as rivers.

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[0109] While the present invention has been described and illustrated with reference to several embodiments to illustrate the technical concept of the present invention, it is to be understood by those skilled in the art that the present invention is not limited to the configuration and operation described above, and that numerous changes and modifications to the present invention are possible without departing from the scope of the technical concept described in the description of the invention. Accordingly, all such appropriate changes and modifications and equivalents should be considered to fall within the scope of the present invention.

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[0111] <Explanation of symbols>

[0112] 10...one line

[0113] 11...Connection arrival

[0114] 12...Bongdol rope

[0115] 12'...end swivel

[0116] 13...1st fluid section

[0117] 14...swivel

[0118] 15...bait

[0119] 16...leash

[0120] 16'...end swivel

[0121] 17...Bongdol

[0122] 18...penetrator

[0123] 19...Second fluid

[0124] 31, 31'...Bongdol rope

[0125] 32, 32'...leash

[0126] 33...end swivel

[0127] 34, 34'...1st fluid section;

[0128] 35, 35'...2nd flow section

[0129] 35a, 35a'...fluid

[0130] 35b, 35b'...penetrating body

[0131] 35c, 35c'...Fluid-type fixed rubber

[0132] 36...Bongdol

[0133] 37...bait

Claims

1. A fishing line (12) connected to a connecting rod (11) installed at the end of a main line (10) connected to a fishing rod or reel and equipped with a terminal swivel (12') to which a sinker (17) is connected at the end; A first moving part (13) inserted into the upper part of the rope (12); A second fluid section (19) is installed in the middle of the rope (12) and has a penetrating body (18) with a penetrating hole in the middle; It includes a line (16) connected to the first fluid section (13) by a swivel (14), penetrating the penetrating body (18) of the second fluid section (19), and having a terminal swivel (16') to which a bait (15) is connected at the end; A fishing tackle characterized in that the first moving part (13) and the second moving part (19) are freely moved apart from the fishing line (12) when contracted and are fixed in close contact with the fishing line (12) when extended.

2. In paragraph 1, A fishing tackle characterized in that a bait (15) is connected to the terminal swivel (12') of the above-mentioned line (12), a sinker (17) is connected to the terminal swivel (16') of the leader (16), and at the same time, a second moving part (19) is slidably connected to the leader (16).

3. In paragraph 1, A fishing tackle characterized in that the first fluid section (13) and the second fluid section (19) are made of cotton yarn.

4. In paragraph 1, A fishing tackle characterized in that the above-mentioned sinker (17) is eccentrically connected to a terminal swivel (12') so as to rotate according to the current, and the width of the eccentric portion is narrow and the width of the opposite side is wide so as to reduce resistance during rotation.

5. A slingshot rope (31) having a terminal swivel (33) to which a slingshot (36) is connected at the end; A leader line (32) connected to the main line and equipped with a terminal swivel (33) to which a bait (37) is connected at the end; A first moving part (34) configured as a cotton thread that is freely movable when contracted and separated from the string (32) and is fixed in close contact with the string (32) when extended, and is movably installed on the string (32); A fishing tackle characterized by including a second fluid part (35) comprising a fluid body (35a) that is movably installed in the middle of a line (31) and is made of a cotton thread that is free to move apart from the line (31) when contracted and is fixed in close contact with the line (31) when extended, and a through-hole through which a leader (32) passes and a through-body (35b) that is connected to the fluid body (35a).

6. In paragraph 5, A fishing tackle characterized in that the above-mentioned fishing line (31) is connected to a hook or ring provided at the end of a first moving part (34) that is movably installed on a leader line (32) or is directly connected to the end of the first moving part (34).

7. In paragraph 5, A fishing tackle characterized in that the second moving part (35) is composed of a pair of moving fixed rubbers (35c) that are movably connected to the line (31) and a through hole through which the line (32) passes, and a through body (32b) that is movably connected to the line (31) between the moving fixed rubbers (35c).

8. A slingshot line (31') connected to the main line and equipped with a terminal swivel (33) to which a slingshot (36) is connected at the end; A leash (32') having a terminal swivel (33) to which a bait (37) is connected at the end; A first moving part (34') composed of a cotton filament that is freely movable when contracted and separated from the rope (31') and is fixed in close contact with the rope (31') when extended, and is movably installed on the rope (31'); A fishing tackle characterized by including a second fluid part (35') comprising a fluid body (35a') that is movably installed in the middle of the lug line (31') and is made of a cotton body that is free to move apart from the lug line (31') when contracted and is fixed in close contact with the lug line (31') when extended, and a through-hole (35b') that is provided with a through-hole through which a leader line (32') passes and is connected to the fluid body (35a').

9. In paragraph 5, A fishing tackle characterized in that the second moving part (35') is composed of a pair of moving fixed rubbers (35c') that are movably connected to the line (31') and a through hole through which a leader (32') passes, and a through body (35b') that is movably connected to the line (31') between the moving fixed rubbers (35c').

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