KR20210090425A - A method for setting an illuminant module to an artificial bait for lure fishing and an artificial bait having an illuminant module thereby - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a method for installing a light-emitting means on a fishing lure molded of a plastic material. The method is characterized in that a lure is molded to form a groove in a tail part, in that body parts of a plurality of fishing hooks are arranged in a circle, and the circular arrangement thereof is fixed and maintained by means of ring-shaped fixing members on outer sides of the body parts such that a tubular body of which an inner portion is empty is formed, in that an adhesive is applied in the groove formed in the tail part of the lure and the body parts of the plurality of fishing hooks arranged in the circle and coupled by means of the fixing members are inserted into the groove, and in that a light-emitting means is interchangeably press-fitted into the tubular body formed of the body parts of the fishing hooks. According to the present invention, chemical light as a light-emitting means is interchangeably press-fitted and fixed, in a simple manner, to a tubular fixed part fixed to the tail part of the lure or a lower end of a sink and formed by arranging and fixing the linear body parts of the plurality of fishing hooks in the circle. Accordingly, separate sealing is not required, the chemical light can be conveniently replaced so as to improve usage convenience, and the chemical light is disposed adjacent to the fishing hooks so as to exhibit the effect of improving efficiency in luring fish. When the lure is molded, the fish hooks are arranged and molded such that a tubular fixed part is formed of the linear body parts of the fish hooks on the tail part of the lure. Therefore, manufacturing costs can be greatly reduced.

Description

A method for installing a light emitting means on a fishing lure and a lure equipped with a light emitting means thereby

The present invention relates to a method of installing a light emitting means on a fishing lure and a stick, and in particular, the tail of the fish-shaped lure and the stick so that the fish attracted by the light emitting means provided on the lure and the stick is well bitten by the fishing hook. It relates to a method of installing a light emitting means in an improved fishing lure and a rod so as to easily insert the light emitting means into the inner side of a tubular formed of hooks inserted and fixed at the lower end to fix the light emitting means close to the hooks. .

The present invention also relates to a lure and a rod having a light emitting means close to the fishing hooks installed by the method of installing the light emitting means described above.

In general, fishing involves inserting a bait into a needle so that the fish catches the bait when it bites. The bait used at this time is an annular animal such as an earthworm, a mollusk such as a shellfish, a crustacean such as a shrimp, an arthropod, or a fish. From baits to plant baits such as algae, grains, or combinations thereof, it is impossible to list them all, and the bait is selected according to the fish to be fished.

Since these baits are lost when catching fish, baits must be applied every time, and environmental problems of water pollution due to eutrophication by the baits have emerged, and the use of artificial baits that can be continuously used is increasing significantly in recent years.

These artificial baits are mainly made in the shape of small fish or shrimp, and light emitting means are provided for artificial baits for efficient fishing of cephalopods such as squid and octopus, which are fish species that have a positive photoluminescence in response to recently bright light.

For example, the artificial bait for fishing disclosed in Korean Patent Publication No. 10-1875827 (registration date July 02, 2018) includes a connecting ring provided at the mouth of the Egi body for connection of a fishing rig, and the Cephalopods including squid and octopus, which are fish species that have a positive photoluminescence in response to bright light, including a weight provided on the stomach for the center of gravity of the Egi body, and first and second needles provided on the tail of the Egi body. In the artificial bait for fishing, an insertion hole is formed at the lower end of the aegis body to allow insertion and extraction of a chemirite emitting light, and an inside of the aegi body is formed extending inwardly from the insertion hole A fixing groove is formed to guide the insertion of the chemilite to be inserted through the insertion hole and at the same time to fix the chemirite to the inside of the air body, and is fitted into the insertion hole to allow the chemilite to be inserted through the insertion hole. Further comprising; a sealing member for blocking the inflow of water into the body, wherein the sealing member is inserted through the insertion hole to press the chemirite installed in the fixing groove so that the chemirite from the inside of the air body to the outside It is characterized in that it prevents detachment and at the same time blocks the movement of chemilite.

However, as the above-mentioned conventional light emitting means, the chemilite has a structure that must be inserted into a hole formed at an angle in the air body, and there is a problem that the mold cost for the molding operation for forming such an inclined insertion hole in the air body body is high. , There was a problem in that, after inserting the chemirite into the insertion hole, a separate sealing treatment was performed to prevent water from entering the inside of the aegis body to prevent the aegi body from sinking to the floor.

In addition, in order to allow the light of the chemirite inserted into the aegis body to be emitted to the outside of the aegis body, a light-transmitting material must be used for the aegis body, which limits the material and increases the cost.

Korean Patent Publication No. 10-1875827 (Registration Date July 02, 2018)

It is an object of the present invention to solve the problem of artificial lure for fishing provided with chemilight as a light emitting means in the related art, and to emit light to a fishing lure that can be easily mounted without a separate sealing treatment by the light emitting means to a lure, which is an artificial bait It is to provide a method of installing the means and thereby a luer having a light emitting means.

In order to achieve the above object, the method of installing a light emitting means in a fishing lure according to the present invention is a method of installing a light emitting means in a fishing lure molded of a plastic material, so that a groove is formed in the tail portion. Forming, arranging the body parts of a plurality of fishing hooks in a circular shape and fixing the circular arrangement to be maintained with a ring-shaped fixing member on the outside of the body parts to form a hollow tubular shape inside, formed in the tail of the lure Applying an adhesive to the groove, and inserting the body parts of a plurality of hooks arranged in a circle and bound by a fixing member into the groove, the light emitting means can be replaced on the inside of the tubular formed by the body parts of the hooks It is configured to be press-fitted.

In order to accommodate the light emitting means on the inside of the tubular formed by the body parts of the fishing hooks, the upper end is blocked and the lower end is inserted into an open tube, it is possible to press-fit the light emitting means to the tube replaceably.

A fishing lure having a light emitting means according to the present invention is a light emitting means on the inside of a tubular formed by the body parts of a plurality of fishing hooks fixed to the tail of the lure by the above-described method so that the chemilite can be replaced. It is configured with a light emitting means provided.

In addition, the method of installing a light emitting means on a fishing rod for sinking a fishing line and a hook by connecting to a fishing line according to the present invention forms a groove at the lower end of the rod, and turns the body parts of a plurality of fishing hooks into a circular shape. Arranged and fixed to maintain a circular arrangement with a ring-shaped fixing member on the outside of the body parts to form an empty tubular inside, an adhesive is applied to the groove formed at the bottom of the rod, and the circular arrangement is made as a fixing member It is configured to insert the body parts of a plurality of hooks bound to the groove, and to replaceably press-fit the light emitting means to the inside of the tubular formed by the body parts of the hooks.

In order to accommodate the light emitting means on the inside of the tubular formed by the body parts of the fishing hooks, the upper end is blocked and the lower end is inserted into an open tube, it may be configured to replaceably press-fit the light emitting means into the tube.

In addition, the fishing rod having a light emitting means according to the present invention can replace the chemirite as a light emitting means on the inside of the tubular formed by the body parts of a plurality of fishing hooks fixed to the lower end of the rod by the above method. provided and composed.

According to the present invention, it is fixed to the tail of the lure or the lower end of the bongdol, and the chemilite as a light emitting means can be replaced simply by pressing in the tubular fixing part formed by arranging and fixing the linear body parts of a plurality of fishing hooks in a circle By fixing it, there is no need for a separate sealing treatment, the convenience of use is improved because the chemirite can be easily replaced, and the chemilite is placed close to the fishing hook, so there is an effect of improving the fishing efficiency, and when forming the lure By arranging and molding the fishing hooks to form a tubular fixing part with the linear body parts of the hook on the tail of the lure, there is an effect of greatly reducing the manufacturing cost.

1 is a schematic perspective view of a general fish-shaped lure.
Figure 2 is an exploded view showing that the linear body parts of fishing hooks inserted and fixed in the tail of the fish-shaped lure according to the present invention are arranged in a circle, and the light emitting means is provided inside the tubular shape composed of the body parts; perspective view.
Figure 3 is an exploded perspective view showing that the body parts of the fishing hooks connected to the fishing line and inserted and fixed at the bottom of the bongdol for sinking the hooks are arranged in a circular shape, and the light emitting means is provided on the inside of the tubular formed of the body parts; .
Figure 4 is an exploded view for explaining a method of fixing the chemi light as a light emitting means together with the fishing hooks at the bottom of the bongdol in Figure 3;
Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view of a state in which the chemirite is assembled on the inside of the tubular shape of the fishing hooks and the body parts arranged in a circle at the bottom of the bongdol in Figure 4;
Figure 6 is a schematic perspective view showing the use of a chemirite provided in proximity to a plurality of hooks fixed to the tail of a lure in accordance with the present invention;
7 is a schematic perspective view showing the use of a chemirite provided in proximity to a plurality of fishing hooks fixed to the lower end of the bongdol.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings showing an embodiment of the present invention.

A general small fish-shaped lure 1 shown in FIG. 1 is formed with a hook 2 for hanging on a fishing line at the mouth, and a body portion 4 extending in a straight line of a plurality of radially arranged fishing hooks 3 . ) are arranged in a circle and fixed to the tail of the luer, and a sealing material is inserted inside the tubular formed by the body parts 4 being arranged in a circle, and provided on the outside of the body parts 4 arranged in a circle. The body parts are held and fixed by the ring member (5). As can be seen from the drawings, the radially arranged hooks are arranged as two sets of hooks spaced apart, but only one set may be formed. The luer 1 is usually formed by molding from a plastic material, and is manufactured by covering the outer surface with a cloth and attaching fins and eyes.

In Figure 2, according to the present invention, it is formed of body parts 24 of fishing hooks arranged in a circle at the tail part of a small fish-shaped lure 1 and fixed with a ring-shaped fixing member 25. A chemilite 10 is inserted as a light emitting means on the inside of the tube.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 3, at the lower end of the bongdol 20 in which the hook 22 threaded to the fishing line is formed at the upper end, as described above, the body parts 24 of the fishing hooks are arranged in a circular shape, and the fixing member 25 ) to form a tubular shape.

The method of the present invention of inserting the body parts of the fishing hooks arranged in a circle into the groove formed at the bottom of the bongdol 20 as described above, and installing the light emitting means inside it, will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5 .

The rod 20 is molded to form a groove 30 at its lower end, and in the groove 30, as described above, the body parts 24 of a plurality of fishing hooks are arranged in a circular shape to form a tubular shape with a fixing member 25. Adhesive is applied to the groove 30 in a bound state to form a , and is inserted and fixed. If the adhesive is waterproof, the body parts of the hooks arranged in a circle may be inserted into the chemilight as a light emitting means directly inside the tubular shape, but the body parts 24 of the hooks forming the tubular shape are inside the inside. It is preferable to insert the tube 31 whose end is closed and the outer end is open, so that it is fixed together in the groove 30 with an adhesive for fixing the hooks so that the chemilite can be inserted into the tube, and the assembled sold in the market condition.

The inner diameter of the tube 31 is formed to be substantially the same as the outer diameter of chemirite used in fishing, so that when chemirite is press-fitted, the chemirite is not separated from the tube 31 during current or fishing.

In the above, the method of installing the tube 31 for the chemirite 10 together with the fishing hooks on the rod 20 has been described, but in the same way, a groove is formed in the tail of the luer 1 molded from a plastic material. The adhesive is applied to the groove, and a tube for inserting chemilite can be installed on the inside of the tubular shape formed by the fishing hooks arranged and fixed in a circle with the fixing member 25 and the body parts 24 . can be easily understood.

When the user is fishing, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, a tubular shape formed by the tail portion of a fish-shaped lure and the body portions of the hooks provided in accordance with the present invention in the groove 30 formed at the bottom of the bongdol. By partially bending the chemilite 10 inserted into the tube 31 inserted and fixed inside, the binary solutions normally accommodated therein are mixed to emit light, thereby attracting the main light fish close to the fishing hook, and in this way, the chemi As the light 10 emits light in proximity to the hook, the fish are more easily caught on the hook. In addition, the convenience of use is improved because the chemilite can be easily installed and replaced by fixing the tube inside the tubular arrangement of the body parts of the fishing hooks provided at the bottom of the luer or the bongdol, and press-fitting the chemirite into the tube. , it is possible to reduce the manufacturing cost by simplifying the configuration.

As a light emitting means, the chemirite 10 is a tube 12, as shown in a partial cross-sectional view briefly, in which an ester, oxalic acid chloride, and a phosphor mixture are accommodated, and the inside of the glass tube 14 provided in the tube is hydrogen peroxide. After the liquid is put in to isolate each other, when the glass tube 14 is broken by bending the chemirite by hand during use, the contents therein are mixed with the compound contained in the tube to generate light, and this chemirite 10 is already widely known and used.

The chemirite 10 may have a simple rod shape, and a ball part 15 having an expanded diameter is formed at one end, and the chemirite 10 is partially inserted into the tube 31 and The remaining part is disposed outside, for example, the lower end of the chemirite is disposed to protrude lower than the bending part of the hooks.

The present invention can be used to install a chemirite in a position close to the hooks on a lure or a bongdol for fishing of the main light family.

1: Lure 3: Fishing hook
10: Chemirite 20: Bondol
4, 24: body 5, 25: fixing member
30: groove 31: tube

Claims (6)

In the method of installing a light emitting means to a fishing lure molded from a plastic material,
The lure is molded to form a groove in the tail,
The body parts of a plurality of fishing hooks are arranged in a circle, and the circular arrangement is maintained with a ring-shaped fixing member on the outside of the body parts to form a hollow tubular shape,
Applying an adhesive to the groove formed in the tail of the lure, and inserting the body parts of a plurality of hooks arranged in a circle and bound by a fixing member into the groove, the inside of the tubular shape formed by the body parts of the hooks A method of installing a light emitting means on a fishing lure, characterized in that the light emitting means is press-fitted in a replaceable manner.
The method of claim 1,
A lure for fishing, characterized in that the upper end is blocked and the lower end is inserted into an open tube to accommodate the light emitting means inside the tubular formed by the body parts of the hooks, and the light emitting means is press-fitted into the tube so as to be replaceable How to install a light emitting means in the.
A light emitting means, characterized in that a chemilite is provided interchangeably as a light emitting means on the inside of a tubular formed by the body parts of a plurality of hooks fixed to the tail of the lure by the method of claim 1 or 2 Equipped with fishing lure.
In the method of installing a light emitting means on a fishing rod for sinking a fishing line and a hook by connecting to a fishing line,
A groove is formed in the lower part of the bongdol,
The body parts of a plurality of fishing hooks are arranged in a circle, and the circular arrangement is maintained with a ring-shaped fixing member on the outside of the body parts to form a hollow tubular shape,
An adhesive is applied to the groove formed at the bottom of the bongdol, and the body parts of a plurality of fishing hooks arranged in the circle and bound by a fixing member are inserted into the groove, but inside the tubular formed by the body parts of the fishing hooks. A method of installing a light emitting means on a fishing rod, characterized in that the light emitting means is press-fitted in a replaceable manner.
5. The method of claim 4,
Fishing rod, characterized in that the upper end is blocked and the lower end is inserted into an open tube to accommodate the light emitting means on the inside of the tubular formed by the body parts of the fishing hooks, and the light emitting means is press-fitted into the tube so as to be replaceable How to install a light emitting means in the.
A light emitting means characterized in that a chemilite is provided interchangeably as a light emitting means on the inside of a tubular formed by the body parts of a plurality of fishing hooks fixed to the lower end of the rod by the method of claim 4 or 5 A fishing rod.

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