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WO2008035899A1 - Flotteur pour la pêche à maintien automatique en position verticale - Google Patents

Flotteur pour la pêche à maintien automatique en position verticale Download PDF

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WO2008035899A1
WO2008035899A1 PCT/KR2007/004507 KR2007004507W WO2008035899A1 WO 2008035899 A1 WO2008035899 A1 WO 2008035899A1 KR 2007004507 W KR2007004507 W KR 2007004507W WO 2008035899 A1 WO2008035899 A1 WO 2008035899A1
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
    • A01K—ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; AVICULTURE; APICULTURE; PISCICULTURE; FISHING; REARING OR BREEDING ANIMALS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; NEW BREEDS OF ANIMALS
    • A01K93/00—Floats for angling, with or without signalling devices
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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  • the present invention relates to a fishing float, and more particularly to a self-standing fishing float including a float rod which is protruded from a buoyant body and a central rod disposed to be inserted into the float rod and the buoyant body, capable of throwing the fishing float at a desired position by retracting the central rod into the float rod to have a small entire volume before the float is thrown and extracting the central rod after the float is thrown.
  • the present invention relates to a self- standing fishing float capable of preventing a fishing Lane from being wound on the other portion of the fishing float or being tangled and facilitating the throwing of the fishing float by throwing the fishing float in a state where the fishing line is inserted into the buoyant body, the float rod and the center of the central rod to pass therethrough, and capable of standing up with only a small sinker to sense a subtle bite since a long distance is formed between the sinker installed at a lower end of the central rod and the buoyant body and the center of gravity moves down.
  • a fishing float is tied to a fishing line to float on the water and when a fish takes the bait to be hooked, the fishing float shakes to transmit a signal meaning that a fish was hooked to a fisherman.
  • the fishing floats include a hole float and a stick float and are classified into a self-standing float and a non- standing float.
  • the self-standing float Since a sinker is attached to the self-standing float, the self-standing float stands uprightly from the beginning. Accordingly, the self-standing float allows the fisherman to notice a bite to some extent even though fishing tackle moves down. On the other hand, since there is no sinker in the non- standing float, the non-standing float does not stand up until. a sinker and a bait installed at an end portion of the tackle from the float sink to an exactly desired position, and then the non-standing float stands up when the sinker and the bait sink.
  • the self-standing float among the fishing floats has an advantage of enabling the fisherman to notice a bite to some extent while fishing tackle moves down since it stands uprightly from the beginning.
  • the non-standing float when a lower hitch is generated at a shallow place, the float tends to lie down. Accordingly, the non-standing float allows the fisherman to notice the depth of water. Also, since the float stands up in a state where the tackle is arranged, the fisherman can easily notice an arrangement state of the tackle.
  • the non-standing float since the float stands up due to the weight of the sinker, the non-standing float has a disadvantage that the float may greatly shake in an unstable state when the waves are tough.
  • the self-standing float when there are the waves and a tide or wind is strong, the self-standing float is commonly used. Particularly, the self-standing float is generally used for fishing in the sea with waves.
  • the stick float In the self-standing float of the fishing floats, the stick float includes a float top having thin graduations at the upper end, a body of a middle portion controlling the buoyancy, and a vibration bait connected to a fishing line by a flexible line.
  • the hole float is configured to have a short and large body such that a fishing line is inserted into the hole float to pass therethrough in a longitudinal direction.
  • the hole float is greatly used. Further, the hole float is greatly used at a place where the waves break or bubbles are formed.
  • the conventional hole float is thrown by a centra fuga L force. In this case, since it receives a small resistance of the wind due to a small volume, it allows a fisherman to throw the hole float at a desired position. However, if a throwing distance from a fishing place is long, the hole float has a long visible distance. Accordingly, when a fish takes a bite, the fisherman has difficulty in noticing a shaking state of the hole float, thereby causing a problem of decreasing efficiency of fishing.
  • the stick float since the stick float has a relatively longer length than the hole float, although the stick float; is thrown at a long distance from the fishing place, the fisherman can notice the shaking state of the hole float.
  • the stick float hanging on the fishing line of the fishing rod is rotated by the fisherman to be thrown at a desired target position, since the stick float has a larger volume than the hole float, the stick float receives a large resistance of the wind and it is difficult to throw the stick float at a desired position due to an unstable swing of the fishing rod.
  • the present invention has been made in view of the above problems of the hole float and the stick float, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a fishing float capable of easily throwing the float at a target position and ensuring a visible distance of a fisherman.
  • the present invention provides a self-standing fishing float capable of throwing the fishing float in a state where the fishing line is inserted into the buoyant body, the float rod and the center of the central rod to pass therethrough and the central rod is contracted to reduce the entire length by installing the central rod to be extracted from or retracted into the float rod and the buoyant body and installing the sinker at the lower end thereof, thereby preventing a fishing line from being tangled and facilitating the throwing of the fishing float, and capable of standing up with only a small sinker to sense a subtle bite since a long distance is formed between the sinker installed at a lower end of the central rod and the buoyant body and the center of gravity moves down.
  • a self-standing fishing float comprising: a buoyant body which has a vertical through hole formed in a longitudinal direction such that a fishing line passes through the vertical through hole, wherein buoyancy is exerted on the buoyant body; a hollow float rod which is disposed at an upper end of the buoyant body and has a fishing line through hole into which the fishing line is inserted; a central rod which is installed to be extracted from and retracted into the vertical through hole formed in the buoyant body and has a fishing line through hole formed in a longitudinal direction such that the fishing line passes through the fishing line through hole; and a sinker which is disposed at a lower end of the central rod and has a through hole corresponding to the vertical through hole formed at the buoyant body.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates a perspective view showing an example of a self-standing fishing float according to the present invention
  • FIG. 2 illustrates a cross-sectional view of the self- standing fishing float shown in FIG. 1;
  • FIGS. 3 and 4 illustrate cross-sectional views of different examples of the self-standing fishing float according to the present invention
  • FIG. 5 illustrates a perspective view showing another example of the self-standing fishing float according to the present invention
  • FIG. 6 illustrates a cross-sectional view of the self- standing fishing float shown in FIG. 5;
  • FIG. 7 illustrates a cross-sectional view showing another example of the self-standing fishing float according to the present invention.
  • FIGS. 8 and 9 illustrate perspective views of different examples of the self-standing fishing float according to the present invention.
  • FIG. 10 illustrates a perspective view showing yot another example of the self-standing fishing float according to the present invention.
  • FIG. 11 illustrates a cross-sectional view showing a state where a central rod of the self-standing fishing float shown in FIG. 10 is retracted;
  • FIG. 12 illustrates a cross-sectional view showing a state where the central rod of the self-standing fishing float shown in FIG. 10 is extracted.
  • FIG. 13 illustrates a cross-sectional view showing a use state of the self-standing fishing float according to the present invention.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates a perspective view showing an example of the self-standing fishing float according to the present invention.
  • the self-standing fishing float includes a buoyant body 1, a float rod 2 and a sinker 3.
  • the buoyant body 1 is a portion on which buoyancy of water is substantially exerted.
  • the buoyant body 1 is formed of wood such as paulownia wood and balsa wood or a material hav.i ng a small specific gravity such as cork and polyester.
  • a vertical through hole Ia is formed in the buoyant body 1 in a longitudinal direction such that a fishing line passes through the vertical through hole Ia.
  • the buoyant body 1 is formed in a streamlined shape having a smaller diameter as it goes from top to bottom.
  • the float rod 2 is disposed at an upper end of the buoyant body 1 and the sinker 3 is disposed at a lower end of the buoyant body 1.
  • the float rod 2 is a portion which is exposed above the surface of the water. The user can practically confirm a bite through the float rod 2.
  • the float rod 2 has a color in contrast to that of the water, preferably, a luminous color.
  • the float rod 2 is made of a thin hollow pipe having a fishing line through hole 22 formed at the upper end thereof; such that a fishing line is inserted into the fishing line through hole 22.
  • the float rod 2 may be fixed or detachabJy assembled to the upper end of the buoyant body 1.
  • a vertical cut-off portion 23 is formed on a sidewall of the float rod 2 to be vertically extended such that a fishing line moves along the vertical cut-off poetion 23.
  • an anti-friction ring may be further installed at the fishing line through hole 22 formed at the float rod 2 to reduce the friction with the fishing line. That is, an antifriction means which is made of resin, such as titan having a high strength and small friction, or metal may be installed at. a portion in contact with the fishing line.
  • a plurality of ventholes 21 is further formed on a sidewall of the float rod 2 to reduce the resistance of wind. That is, if a wind blows in a state where the float thrown in water stands up vertically, the float rod 2 is shaken due to the resistance of wind. Accordingly, it is preferable to reduce the resistance with wind as much as possible by forming the ventholes 21.
  • the anti-friction ring may be further installed on a contact surface with the fishing line of the float rod 2.
  • a portion which largely causes friction with the fishing line includes an upper end portion of a fishing line through hole 4a formed at a central rod 4 and a lower end portion of the sinker 3.
  • an anti-friction ring 9 is installed at the portion to reduce the friction with the fishing line.
  • a water entry groove 45 may be formed on an outer peripheral wall of the central rod 4.
  • the water entry groove 45 is formed such that the air between the vertical through hole Ia and the outer peripheral surface of the central rod 4 is quickly discharged and water can be introduced.
  • the anti-friction ring 9 is made of resin, such as titan having a high strength and small friction, or metal.
  • the float rod 2 is generally formed in a cylindrical shape such that wind has little influence on the float rod 2.
  • the float rod 2 may be formed in a triangular, rectangular, or polygonal cylindrical shape .
  • the sinker 3 disposed at the lower end of the buoyant body 1 and the buoyant body 1 are formed in a streamlined shape while the sinker 3 is in a surface contact with the buoyant body 1.
  • a through hole 3a is formed to face the vertical through hole Ia formed at the buoyant body 1.
  • the sinker 3 may be fixed or detachably assembled to the buoyant body 1.
  • the float rod 2 and the sinker 3 may be directly fixed to upper and lower surfaces of the buoyant body 1 by a bonding method or the like.
  • fixing grooves 121 and 131 are formed on the buoyant body 1, and a coup Ling portion 122 disposed at the lower end of the float rod 2 and a coupling portion 133 disposed at the upper end of the sinker 3 are respectively inserted into the fixing grooves 121 and 131, thereby fixing the float rod 2 and the sinker 3.
  • the fixing groove 121 may be formed by directly digging a groove on the upper end surface of the buoyant body 1.
  • the fixing groove 121 may be configured by extending the upper end surface of the buoyant body 1 to be protruded.
  • a coupling of the sinker 3 and the buoyant body 1 may be performed by forming a fixing groove 133 which receives a fixing projection 131 formed at the buoyant body 1 on the upper surface of the sinker 3.
  • the method of coupling the buoyant body 1 and float rod 2 or the buoyant body 1 and the sinker 3 may be performed through various modifications. The description thereof is not limited to the claims of the present invention.
  • FIGS. 5 to 13 show a fishing float according to another embodiment of the present invention.
  • a self-standing fishing float according to another embodiment of the present invention is configured in three steps by further installing the centra] rod 4 in the vertical through hole Ia formed to pass through the buoyant body 1 of the self-standing fishing tloat in a longitudinal direction.
  • the configuration of the buoyant body 1, the float rod 2 and the sinker 3 of the three-step self-standing fishing float is the same as the configuration of the above-described two- step self-standing fishing float and, thus, the description thereof is omitted.
  • the central rod 4 is configured in a rod shape to be inserted into the vertical through hole Ia passing through the buoyant body 1 in a vertical direction and has a length extending to the float rod 2.
  • the central rod 4 is installed to be capable of being inserted into the vertical through hole Ia formed in the buoyant body 1 and the inside of a hollow portion of the float rod 2.
  • the sinker 3 is detachably installed at the lower end of the buoyant body 1 or disposed as a single body.
  • the central rod 4 is formed to have different thicknesses and is configured as a large width portion 41 of the upper end and a small width portion 42 of the lower end.
  • a hook member 43 may be formed at a middle portion of the central rod 4.
  • the hook member 43 is a portion for hooking a fixing ring 5 to fix the central rod 4 in the buoyant body 1.
  • the fixing ring 5 is a circular ring having elasticity.
  • An inner diameter of the fixing ring 5 is formed to be smaller than an outer diameter of the large width portion 41 of the central rod 4.
  • the fixing ring 5 is installed while being hooked by a hook member 15a formed at. the lower end of the buoyant body 1. Accordingly, the fixing ring 5 is hooked by the hook member 43 formed at the middle portion of: the central rod 4, thereby preventing the central rod 4 from being separated from the buoyant body 1.
  • the central rod 4 is formed to have a specified thickness.
  • a hooking projection 44 is formed only at a middle portion of the central rod 4.
  • the hooking projection 44 may be configured to be hooked at the inside of the hook member 15a formed at the lower end of the buoyant body 1.
  • FIGS. 10 to 12 Another structure in which the central rod 4 can be extracted from and retracted into the vertical through hole Ia of the buoyant body 1 is shown in FIGS. 10 to 12.
  • An upper fixing tube 6 and a lower fixing tube 7 are installed on the vertical through hole Ia formed at the buoyant body 1 and the hook member 43 is formed at the upper end of the central rod 4.
  • the upper fixing tube 6 and the lower fixing tube 7 are fixed by being inserted into the vertical through hole Ia of the buoyant body 1.
  • the water may soak into the buoyant body 1 to vary the buoyancy of the buoyant body.
  • the upper and lower fixing tubes 6 and 7 serve to prevent buoyancy of the buoyant body from being varied.
  • the upper fixing tube 6 includes a float rod fixing portion 62 having a large diameter to be fixed by inserting the float rod 2 therein, and a tube supporting portion 63 formed to have a small diameter of an inner diameter equal to an outer diameter of the lower fixing tube 7.
  • a hooking projection 61 is formed on an outer peripheral surface of the upper end. The hooking projection 61 is hooked by a periphery of the vertical through hole Ia formed at the buoyant body 1 to prevent the upper fixing tube 6 from entering into the vertical through hole Ia.
  • the lower fixing tube 7 is a pipe body having an inner diameter smaller than an outer diameter of the central rod 4, which is equal to an inner diameter of the tube supporting portion 63 of the upper fixing tube 6.
  • a hooking projection 71 is formed at the lower end of the lower fixing tube 7.
  • the hooking projection 71 formed at the lower end of the lower fixing tube 7 is hooked by the lower end periphery of the vertical through hole Ia formed at the buoyant body 1 to prevent the lower fixing tube 7 from entering into the vertical through hole Ia. Also, it prevents outside water from flowing between the lower fixing tube 7 and the vertical through hole Ia.
  • the hook member 43 formed at the upper end of the central rod 4 is hooked by the upper end of the lower fixing tube 7 to prevent it from being separated from the buoyant body 1 at about the length of the float rod 2 when the central rod 4 is extracted or retracted.
  • At least one buoyancy controlling ring 8 may be further installed at the vertical through hole Ia formed at the buoyant body 1 of the above-configured fishing float.
  • the sinker 3 and the buoyant body 1 are formed in a streamlined shape.
  • the buoyancy when the buoyancy is exerted differently according to the water state, the buoyancy cannot be controlled.
  • the buoyancy controlling ring 8 may be disposed as a buoyancy controlling unit. As shown in the drawings, the buoyancy controlling ring 8 has a circular ring formation. As an inserted amount is larger, the buoyancy of the fishing float is reduced.
  • the central rod 4 has the fishing line through hole 4a formed in a longitudinal direction to receive a fishing line.
  • the sinker 3 is detachably installed at the lower end of the central rod 4.
  • a plurality of through holes 21 formed on a sidewall of the float rod 2 allows water to be introduced into the Il oat rod 2 when the central rod 4 sinks by the weight of the sinker 3. Accordingly, the central rod 4 can more quickly sink.
  • the float rod 2 may be configured by coupling only the upper end of: the buoyant body 1.
  • the float rod 2 may be formed to be extended to a middle portion or a lower end portion of the vertical through hole Ia formed at the buoyant body 1.
  • the through holes 21 are also formed on the sidewall o£ the buoyant body 1 disposed in the vertical through hole Ia, thereby introducing water into the float rod 2. Accordingly, the friction between the central rod 4 inserted into the float rod 2 and the buoyant body 1 is reduced, thereby easily performing the operation of the central rod 4.
  • the float rod is installed to be extended at the upper end of the buoyant body, and the float rod is exposed above the surface of the wator. Accordingly, the float rod can be easily confirmed with the naked eye from a distance. Thus, there is an effect of ensuring a sufficient visible distance.
  • the central rod is inserted into the buoyant body to be retracted.
  • the fishing float is thrown while a fishing line is inserted into the buoyant body, the float rod and the center of the central rod to pass therethrough, thereby preventing the fishing line from being hooked by the other portion of the fishing float or being tangled. Accordingly, there is an effect of easily throwing the fishing float. Also, since the resistance of the wind is reduced due to a small entire volume, it is possible to easily throw the fishing float at a desired position. Further, after the fishing float is thrown, the central rod is extracted due to a reaction between the sinker disposed at the end portion of the central rod and the buoyancy of the buoyant body.
  • the fishing float can easily stand up. Further, the long central rod is formed and the sinker is installed at the end portion. Accordingly, the long distance is formed between the sinker and the buoyant body, and the center of gravity moves down. Thus, although a small sinker is used, the fishing float can easily stand up. Since the entire weight of the fishing float is lighter by using the small sinker, there is an effect of confirming a subtle bite.

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L'invention concerne un flotteur pour la pêche, à maintien automatique en position verticale, comprenant une tige de flotteur qui est en saillie à partir d'un corps flottant, et une tige centrale disposée pour être insérée dans la tige du flotteur et le corps flottant, capable de lancer le flotteur de pêche en un emplacement désiré par rétraction de la tige centrale dans la tige du flotteur, de manière à avoir un faible volume entier avant que le flotteur soit lancé, et extraction de la tige centrale, une fois que le flotteur est lancé, et capable de détecter une subtile morsure, du fait de la flottabilité mise en oeuvre. Le flotteur pour la pêche à maintien automatique en position verticale comprend un corps flottant, une tige de flotteur creuse qui est disposée à une extrémité supérieure du corps flottant, une tige centrale qui est installée pour être extraite du trou traversant vertical formé dans le corps flottant et pour rentrer dans ce trou, et une plombée, disposée à une extrémité inférieure de la tige centrale.
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