Globeride, Inc.

Daiwa Seiko, Inc.

Ngb Corporation

Masaru Akiba

Masayuki Watanabe

Tomoyoshi Tsurufuji

Shuichi Kimura

Eiji Sugaya

Toshiki Morioka

Yoshinori Nakahata

Kunio Tayama

Shunji Sunaga

Michitaka Kurata

Shoichi Koganei

Koichi Ito

Hiroshi Hashimoto

Kyoichi Kaneko

Hiroyasu Suzue

Ryosuke Imai

Yoshinao Kato

Hideyuki Naitou

Hiroyuki Mori

Shigeru Yamamoto

Masayuki Nakagawa

Shinya Takizawa

Takafumi Ozeki

Isao Ohta

Futoshi Nishikawa

Katsuhiro Oikawa

Toyoaki Takimoto

Toshihiro Kurokawa

Tomoyoshi Turufuji

Tomoyoshi Tsurufuzi

Norio Nasu

Nobuo Nodera

Yutaka Kurano

Shinichi Asano

Nobuyuki Yamaguchi

Yasuhisa Kaneda

Teiji Matsubara

Hiroshi Toma

Shinichi Takeuchi

Hideyuki Naito

Toshiro Ono

Yasuhiro Tsukamoto

Atsushi Saitou

Yoshiharu Kiyota

Mitsuru Sasaki

Kouichi Ito

Nobuhiro Takata

Atushi Saitou

Nobuaki Takamatsu

A reel seat attached to a rod body includes: a main body including a reel leg placing portion, a fixed hood, and a tubular portion; a movable hood; and a cylindrical nut member. The reel seat is capable of fixing a reel to the reel seat by preventing a hand or a finger from touching an operating member for fixing a reel leg to the reel seat when the reel is gripped or during a casting operation, and a fishing rod including the same.

Reel seat and fishing rod

A reel seat of the present disclosure has a seat body including a reel leg placing portion and a tubular portion formed with an opening hole that a rear end portion of a rod is fitted in and fixed to. The seat body includes a floating hood moving in an axial direction to fix a reel leg on the reel leg placing portion, a nut member fitted in the floating hood to move the floating hood in the axial direction with the floating hood whirl-stopped, and a click mechanism provided in a fitting region between the floating hood and the nut member. The click mechanism includes a recess-and-projection formed on an inner peripheral surface of the nut member and produces click sound, and an arc-shaped recessed portion formed on an outer peripheral surface of the floating hood to install a plate spring therein. The plate spring has a top portion engaged with the recess-and-projection.

Reel seat

A reel seat attaches to a rod body and includes a main body including a reel leg placing portion with a reel leg, a fixed hood, tubular portion and movable hood on the reel leg placing portion; and a nut member on the tubular portion rotates the movable hood, wherein the tubular portion includes cylindrical and recessed portions partially cut out, the movable hood includes an engaging portion inside the tubular portion and a hood portion accommodating at least a part of the reel leg, the nut member is on an outer surface of the recessed portion to be relatively rotatable and an inner surface of the nut member is engaged with the engaging portion so the movable hood moves to the rear side in the axial direction by rotation of the nut member, and the rod body is insertable into the cylindrical portion of the tubular portion.

A reel seat comprises a seat main body that comprises a reel leg placing portion to which a reel leg is placed and fixed and a tubular portion provided with an opening hole into which a rear end portion of a rod is fitted and fixed, and a grip is disposed on a rear side of the reel leg placing portion. The opening hole is formed so the rod to be fitted and fixed is offset downward relative to an axial center X of the grip, is formed further on a lower side than the reel leg placing portion, and is formed so that a rear end edge of the rod is located further on a rear side than a front end of a reel leg in a state where the reel leg of a fishing reel is placed and fixed to the reel leg placing portion.

A reel seat has a good handling property and good gripping comfortability at the time of gripping and holding a fishing rod with a fishing reel, further, the reel seat with which weight reduction is efficiently achieved. A seat main body of a reel seat has a divided structure of a first main body including a part where a reel foot mounting portion, a fixed hood, and a moving hood are arranged, the first main body being formed in a tubular shape secured on an outer peripheral surface of a fishing rod, and a second main body made of a material having strength equal to or less than the first main body, the second main body being disposed on and fixed to a surface of the first main body.

Fishing line guide ring

Reel seat for fishing rod

The present invention provides a reel leg fixing apparatus having a sufficient strength in the coupling between the operation nut and the movable hood while reducing the thickness and the weight of the movable hood efficiently and effectively. In the reel leg fixing apparatus according to the present invention, the movable hood and the operation nut are coupled together when a locking portion bent and provided at an end of the movable hood is engaged with a recess at an end of the operation nut. The movable hood is formed of a prepreg sheet as a fiber-reinforced resin member including reinforcement fibers impregnated with a synthetic resin, and the reinforcement fibers oriented at least in the axial direction extend continuously at least in a coupling between the movable hood and the operation nut.

Reel leg fixing apparatus

A fishing line guide includes a fishing line guide section guiding a fishing line along a fishing rod, a first leg portion extending in a first direction from an end portion of the fishing line guide section and having a fixed portion disposed at a tip, and a second leg portion branching from either one of the end portion of the fishing line guide section and the first leg portion to extend in a second direction and having a fixed portion disposed at a tip are integrally configured, the fishing line guide including a first fiber-reinforced resin sheet, a second fiber-reinforced resin sheet, and a third fiber-reinforced resin sheet, each sheet including a laminated structure with a flat bonding surface, the laminated structure including a plurality of sheet-shaped synthetic resins containing reinforced fibers that are laminated together.

Fishing line guide and fishing rod with the same

One object is to provide a fishing line guide including a high-hardness guide ring and a fishing rod provided with said fishing line guide. A fishing line guide according to one embodiment of the present invention includes a guide body with a through hole formed therein and a guide ring fitted into the through hole of the guide body. In one aspect, the guide ring includes a base material layer and a surface layer formed on a surface of the base material layer. In one aspect of the present invention, the base material layer is formed of an alloy having an Fe content of 3 wt % or less or 2 wt % or less. In one aspect of the present invention, the surface layer is formed of chromium carbide, titanium carbide, or vanadium carbide.

Fishing line guide having high-hardness surface layer and fishing rod provided with said fishing line guide

One object of the present invention is to provide a guide ring less prone to break due to an impact or wear. A fishing line guide according to one aspect of the present invention is to be used on a fishing rod and includes a guide body with a through hole formed therein and a guide ring fitted into the through hole of the guide body. The guide ring has a top portion that is most distant from the fishing rod in a vertical direction extending vertically with respect to an axial direction of the fishing rod, and the guide ring is configured such that a thickness of a guide rear portion on a rear side relative to the top portion is larger than that of a guide front portion on a front side relative to the top portion.

Fishing line guide, fishing rod having the fishing line guide, and guide ring for use in the fishing line guide

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Tokyo, Japan

Masaru Akiba