Overwater fixed-point feeding device

Abstract

The invention relates to a fixed-point feeding device on water. The device includes a fishing rod connecting line, a feeding barrel, a balance line fixedly connected to the mouth of the feeding barrel, a wire hook and a turning line. The wire hook includes a ring body and a hook body fixedly connected. One end of the connecting line of the fishing rod is fixedly connected to the ring body, the two ends of the turning line are fixedly connected to the ring body and the bottom of the feeding barrel respectively, and the two ends of the balance line are fixedly connected to two mutually symmetrical positions at the mouth of the feeding barrel, and the two ends of the balance line The middle part is set on the hook body. Compared with the prior art, the above-water fixed-point feeding device of the present invention has a relatively simple structure, is convenient and practical, and is suitable for large-scale popularization and application.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a fixed-point feeding device on water. Background technique [0002] With the continuous improvement of people's living standards, there are more and more fishing enthusiasts. The first step in the fishing process is the problem of fixed-point feeding, that is, "making nests" for fish. In the prior art, there is no relatively uniform commercialized device for fixed-point feeding. Basically, the fish food is manually scattered to the place where the hook is to be hooked. The results of this are as follows: First, the sinking range of the fish food is too large, It is difficult for fish to take the bait; secondly, fish food cannot reach the center of the lake or a position far from the shore, and anglers can only fish at a relatively short distance from the shore. Therefore, it is a current research problem to develop a simple in structure, convenient and practical water fixed-point feeding device. Contents of the invention ...

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Problems solved by technology

In the prior art, there is no relatively uniform commercialized device for fixed-point feeding. Basically, the fish food is manually scattered to the place where the hook is to be hooked. The results of this are as follows: First, the sinking range of the fish food is too large, It is difficult for fish to catch the bait; second, fish food cannot reach the center of the lake or a position far from the shore, and anglers can only fish at a relatively short distance from the shore

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