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KR-20260065410-A - LINE FISHING AND ANGLING MACHINE USING THE SAME

KR20260065410AKR 20260065410 AKR20260065410 AKR 20260065410AKR-20260065410-A

Abstract

The present invention relates to a line fishing method and a fish catching device using the same, which allows the fishing line (53) and the hook (51) to be unwound or wound so that they do not get tangled with each other when catching fish swimming in the sea, such as squid, octopus, rockfish, pufferfish, or sea bream, using a hook (51).

Inventors

  • 이정열

Assignees

  • 이정열

Dates

Publication Date
20260508
Application Date
20241101

Claims (10)

  1. In line fishing comprising fishing floats (52) each having a hook (51) at the bottom, and fishing lines (53) suspended at equal intervals in an upright and downly upright position by continuously fixing the upper ends of the fishing floats (52), A line fishing method characterized by including hook protection lifting bodies (70) that are raised along the fishing line (53) between the fishing floats (52) by the current when the fishing line (53) penetrates underwater, and when the fishing line (53) is cast, the fishing floats (52) rise simultaneously with the underwater inversion speed and become in a rising state to approach the hooks (51) of the adjacent fishing floats (52) above, and when the fishing line (53) is lifted, the fishing floats (52) rise simultaneously with the underwater upright state and become in a descending state to approach the hooks (51) of the adjacent fishing floats (52) below.
  2. In line fishing comprising fishing floats (52) each having a hook (51) at the bottom, and fishing lines (53) suspended at equal upper and lower intervals in a fixed upright position by continuously fixing the upper and lower ends of the fishing floats (52), A line fishing method characterized by including hook protection lifting bodies (70) that are raised along the fishing line (53) between the fishing floats (52) by the current when the fishing line (53) penetrates underwater, rise in a rising state by the rising speed when the fishing line (53) is cast and approach the hooks (51) of the fishing floats (52) adjacent to the upper side, and fall in a lowering state by the rising speed when the fishing line (53) is lifted and approach the hooks (51) of the fishing floats (52) adjacent to the lower side.
  3. In paragraph 1 or 2, The above hook protection lifting body (70) is characterized by being made of a ring-shaped body or a cylindrical body.
  4. In paragraph 3, The above ring-shaped body or cylindrical body is characterized by having additional inner circumferential protrusions (71) protruding toward the center for line fishing.
  5. In paragraph 1 or 2, A line fishing method characterized by each having a hooking groove (52a) on the lower part of the fishing floats (52) adjacent to the hook (51).
  6. A fish catching device using line fishing comprising fishing floats (52) each having a hook (51) at the bottom, and fishing lines (53) suspended at equal upper and lower intervals in a free upright position by continuously fixing the upper ends of the fishing floats (52); A passing roller (80) provided on the side of the boat to pass the fishing line (53) on which the fishing floats (52) are suspended at equal intervals, and a winding bobbin (K) provided on the side of the boat that rotates upward or downward to unwind or wind the fishing line (53) based on the passing roller (80); The above line fishing (50) further comprises hook protection lifting bodies (70) which are raised along the fishing line (53) between the fishing floats (52) by the current when the fishing line (53) penetrates underwater, and when the fishing line (53) is cast, the fishing floats (52) are inverted underwater and rise simultaneously with the rising state due to the casting speed, approaching the hook (51) of the adjacent fishing floats (52) above, and when the fishing line (53) is lifted, the fishing floats (52) are inverted underwater and rise simultaneously due to the lifting speed, and the fishing floats (52) are in a descending state and approach the hook (51) of the adjacent fishing floats (52) below.
  7. A fish catching device comprising fishing floats (52) each having a hook (51) at the bottom, and fishing lines (53) suspended at equal upper and lower intervals in a fixed upright position by continuously fixing the upper and lower ends of the fishing floats (52); A passing roller (80) provided on the side of the boat to pass the fishing line (53) on which the fishing floats (52) are suspended at equal intervals, and a winding bobbin (K) provided on the side of the boat that rotates upward or downward to unwind or wind the fishing line (53) based on the passing roller (80); The above line fishing (50) is characterized by including hook protection lifting bodies (70) that are raised along the fishing line (53) between the fishing floats (52) by the current when the fishing line (53) penetrates underwater, become in a rising state by the casting speed when the fishing line (53) is cast and approach the hook (51) of the fishing floats (52) adjacent to the upper side, and become in a descending state by the lifting speed when the fishing line (53) is lifted and approach the hook (51) of the fishing floats (52) adjacent to the lower side.
  8. In paragraph 6 or 7, A fish catching device using line fishing, characterized by further including an alignment guide (J) provided on the side of the boat, which guides the hook protection lifting bodies (70) to approach each hook (51) of the fishing floats (52) adjacent to the lower side in an upright position when the winding bobbin (K) is rotated upwards.
  9. In paragraph 8, A fish catching device using line fishing, characterized in that the above alignment guide (J) is a brush roller (K) having a brush (J11) that guides the hook protection lifting body (70) to brush (BrushinJ) so that the fishing floats (52) are in an upright position when the winding bobbin (K) is rotated upwards, so that they are close to the hook (51) of the fishing floats (52) adjacent to the lower side.
  10. In paragraph 8, A fish catching device using line fishing, characterized in that the alignment guide (J) is a passing guide (J20) having a passing groove (J21) that guides the hook protection lifting body (70) to pass close to the hook (51) of the fishing float (52) adjacent to the lower side during the upward rotation of the winding bobbin (K) in the upright position of the fishing floats (52).

Description

Line fishing and angling machine using the same The present invention relates to a line fishing and a fish catching device using the same, and more specifically, to a line fishing and a fish catching device using the same that can unwind or wind the fishing line and the hook so that they do not get tangled with each other when catching fish swimming in the sea, such as squid, rockfish, pufferfish, or sea bream, using a hook. Generally, fish that swim in the sea, such as squid, octopus, pufferfish, rockfish, or sea bream, inhabit deep waters and are caught using hooks instead of nets. Fishing hooks are suspended at equal intervals from the fishing line, and this fishing line is unwinded or wound onto a winding bobbin, which is commonly used as a spinning wheel or reel. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a squid fishing line reel according to prior art document 1 (Korean Patent Publication No. 2011-0119851). According to prior art document 1, a squid fishing line reel (1) is installed radially on a rotating rod (3) with a handle (4) installed as shown in FIG. 1, and a line winding part (6) capable of winding a fishing line (7) is installed at the end of each of the supports (5), and furthermore, it is rotatably installed on a reel support (2) fixed to the side of a boat. At this time, the fishing line (7) is wound onto the line winding portion (6) of the squid fishing line reel (1). A number of squid fishing hooks (8) are attached to the fishing line (7) wound onto the squid fishing line reel (1) at intervals. The fishing line (7) is attached to the fishing line binding portion (11) formed at the rear of the body portion (9), and a number of hooks are installed in a bundle at the tip of the body portion (9) to form the hook portion (10). However, the squid fishing line reel (1) according to prior art document 1 has a problem in that when a fishing line (7) is wound onto the squid fishing line reel (1), a number of squid fishing hooks (8) tied to the fishing line (7) are wound onto the squid fishing line reel (1) together with the fishing line (7), and the squid fishing hooks (8) are positioned between the fishing lines (7), causing the fishing line (7) to be wound onto the hook portion (10) and become tangled with each other. Furthermore, as the squid fishing hook (8) and the fishing line (7) become entangled with each other and are wound onto the squid fishing line reel (1), when casting the squid fishing hook (8) into the sea for the next squid fishing, the hook part (10) entangled in the fishing line (7) must be unraveled while casting into the sea, which not only makes the work very inconvenient but also significantly reduces productivity. FIG. 2 is a perspective view including a fishing vessel showing a fish catching device according to prior art document 2 (Korean Patent Publication No. 2018-0115905). The fish catching device according to prior art document 2 is characterized by including a roller (30) mounted on the side of the boat as shown in FIG. 2 to pass a fishing line (21) on which fishing hooks (22) are suspended at equal intervals, and a spinning wheel (60) that rotates in forward and reverse directions to wind or unwind the fishing line (21), and further including a film (40) that is wound layer by layer between the fishing line (21) wound on the spinning wheel (60). However, the fish catching device according to prior art document 2, as shown in FIG. 2a and 2b, divides the fishing line (21) and the fishing hook (22) into layers with a film (40) to prevent entanglement between them, but due to the conditions of the sea and the characteristics of the film (40), it is easily torn and has limitations in that it cannot guarantee a lifespan. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a squid fishing line reel according to prior art document 1. FIG. 2a is a perspective view including a fishing vessel showing a fish catcher according to prior art document 2. FIG. 2b is a perspective view showing the state before unwinding the fishing line from the wheel or the state with the fishing line wound on the wheel in a fish catching machine according to prior art document 2. FIGS. 3a and 3b are schematic perspective views showing a fish catching device using a line fishing method according to the present invention. FIG. 4 is an exemplary diagram showing line fishing according to the present invention. FIG. 5 is an exemplary diagram showing the casting and retrieval of a line fishing line according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIGS. 6a, FIGS. 6b and FIGS. 6c are conceptual diagrams showing a fish catching device using line fishing according to a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is an exemplary diagram showing the casting and retrieval of a line fishing line according to the second embodiment of the present invention. FIGS. 8a, FIGS. 8b and FIGS. 8c are conceptual diagrams showing a fish catching device using line fishing according to a second embodiment of the present inventi