Anti-hanging bottom fishing tackle

Abstract

The invention discloses an anti-hanging bottom fishing tackle, comprising a fishing rod, a figure-eight ring, a sub-line and a main line, and a hollow bait cage. One end of the main line is connected to the fishing rod, and the other end is connected to the figure-eight ring. One end of the bait cage; the front inner wall of the bait cage is provided with a partition, and the guide eye I that communicates with the front wall of the bait cage is formed, and the lower side of the partition is connected to the bait cage. There is also a built-in lead block between the inner walls of the bait cage; two partitions are symmetrically arranged on the inner wall of the rear end of the bait cage, and a bait holder that can move back and forth is arranged between the partition and the partition. The lure holder and the partition are connected by a spring. The invention cleverly arranges the fish hook in the bait cage and adopts the design of double hooks inside, so the fish hook is not easy to hang on the bottom. Succeeded in getting out of trouble.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of fishing tackle, in particular to an anti-hanging bottom fishing tackle. Background technique [0002] When fishing in the wild, due to the complex underwater conditions in different waters, underwater obstacles such as stones, aquatic plants, sundries, branches and other underwater obstacles near the fishing point will cause the hook to hang to the bottom. Pull the hook away from the obstacle, but the more you pull the hook, the tighter the hook will be. In the end, you can only cut the line and throw it away, and pulling it hard will easily damage the fishing rod, resulting in heavy damage to fishing gear. At present, the solution that usually adopts is to increase its pulling force by changing the thickness and material of the main line and the sub-line, but, because the bearing capacity of the sub-line is small, it is often broken, so the fishhook is often lost. Moreover, all the common fishhooks on t...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] When fishing in the wild, due to the complex underwater conditions in different waters, underwater obstacles such as stones, aquatic plants, sundries, branches and other underwater obstacles near the fishing point will cause the hook to hang to the bottom. Pull the hook away from the obstacle, but the more you pull the hook, the tighter the hook will be. In the end, you can only cut the line and throw it away, and pulling it hard will easily damage the fishing rod, resulting in heavy damage to fishing gear.

At present, the usual solution is to increase the pulling force by changing the thickness and material of the main line and the sub-line. However, due to the small bearing capacity of the sub-line, it is often broken, so the hook is often lost.

Moreover, all kinds of fishhooks that are common in the market are exposed, which is very easy to cause the hook to hang to the bottom, which brings a lot of trouble and loss to the majority of fishing friends.

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