Patent classifications
A01K81/04
Harpoon Tip of Underwater Weapon
The harpoon tip of underwater weapon comprises a tip body with a threaded or other mounting system as well as one or more means for prey fixation. A striker is mounted on the tip body which has sharp peaks located at both ends of the striker, it is possible to flip the striker inside the body 180 degrees during hunting. The striker is made of a extremely strong hard alloy, substantially of tungsten carbide, titanium carbide or their combination, and the tip body is made of a heavy tungsten-based alloy.
Harpoon Tip of Underwater Weapon
The harpoon tip of underwater weapon comprises a tip body with a threaded or other mounting system as well as one or more means for prey fixation. A striker is mounted on the tip body which has sharp peaks located at both ends of the striker, it is possible to flip the striker inside the body 180 degrees during hunting. The striker is made of a extremely strong hard alloy, substantially of tungsten carbide, titanium carbide or their combination, and the tip body is made of a heavy tungsten-based alloy.
FISHING HEAD WITH RETRACTABLE BLADES FOR BOWFISHING
Fisherman bowfish by using a bow with an arrow having a fishing head on an arrow. The arrow is shot at the fish using the bow, with a fishing line attached to the arrow. A tip portion of a body of the fishing head impacts the fish and movement, resulting in movement between the body and a plunger along an impact axis. This movement causes the plunger to contact blades retracted within the body, such that the blades pivot from a retracted position to an extended position. In the extended position, the blades engage the fish, such that the blades engage the fish if the fishing head is pulled backward in the direction of entry into the fish. For removal, the fishing head is pushed along the same direction of entry, which causes the blades to automatically retract.
FISHING HEAD WITH RETRACTABLE BLADES FOR BOWFISHING
Fisherman bowfish by using a bow with an arrow having a fishing head on an arrow. The arrow is shot at the fish using the bow, with a fishing line attached to the arrow. A tip portion of a body of the fishing head impacts the fish and movement, resulting in movement between the body and a plunger along an impact axis. This movement causes the plunger to contact blades retracted within the body, such that the blades pivot from a retracted position to an extended position. In the extended position, the blades engage the fish, such that the blades engage the fish if the fishing head is pulled backward in the direction of entry into the fish. For removal, the fishing head is pushed along the same direction of entry, which causes the blades to automatically retract.
Bowfishing arrow slide with shock absorbing system
A bowfishing arrow slide configured to slidably attach a bowfishing line to an arrow and configured to include a shock absorbing system to enhance the life of the slide is disclosed. The bowfishing arrow slide enables a bowfishing line to be slidably attached to the arrow to keep the arrow attached to a line reel even after being shot and to allow the slide to move from a preshot position at the tip of the arrow to the rear of the arrow during the shot for improved arrow flight. The bowfishing arrow slide may include a shock absorbing system on the bowfishing arrow slide whereby the shock absorbing system is configured to absorb impact forces created when the strikes a slide stop on an arrow shaft when the arrow is shot. The shock absorbing system reduces damage to the slide thereby enhancing the useful life of the slide.
Bowfishing arrow slide with shock absorbing system
A bowfishing arrow slide configured to slidably attach a bowfishing line to an arrow and configured to include a shock absorbing system to enhance the life of the slide is disclosed. The bowfishing arrow slide enables a bowfishing line to be slidably attached to the arrow to keep the arrow attached to a line reel even after being shot and to allow the slide to move from a preshot position at the tip of the arrow to the rear of the arrow during the shot for improved arrow flight. The bowfishing arrow slide may include a shock absorbing system on the bowfishing arrow slide whereby the shock absorbing system is configured to absorb impact forces created when the strikes a slide stop on an arrow shaft when the arrow is shot. The shock absorbing system reduces damage to the slide thereby enhancing the useful life of the slide.
BOWFISHING ARROW SLIDE
In aspects of the invention, an arrow slide is provided with a body having a first opening with a plurality of first edges arranged in a generally triangular configuration within which a first diameter can be received, a second opening with a plurality of second edges arranged in the generally triangular configuration within which the first diameter can be received; sidewalk linking corresponding ones of the first plurality of edges to the plurality of second edges to create a passageway extending from the first opening to the second opening through which an arrow can slide; and a string mount to which a bowfishing line can be joined.
BOWFISHING ARROW SLIDE
In aspects of the invention, an arrow slide is provided with a body having a first opening with a plurality of first edges arranged in a generally triangular configuration within which a first diameter can be received, a second opening with a plurality of second edges arranged in the generally triangular configuration within which the first diameter can be received; sidewalk linking corresponding ones of the first plurality of edges to the plurality of second edges to create a passageway extending from the first opening to the second opening through which an arrow can slide; and a string mount to which a bowfishing line can be joined.
HUNTING AND FISHING GEAR
A hunting and fishing gear includes a haft (1), a harpoon body (2) extending in a longitudinal direction of the haft (1) from one end of the haft (1), and a plurality of harpoon tips (3) extending in a lateral direction Y from one side portion of the harpoon body (2) in a direction intersecting the longitudinal direction X of the harpoon body (2), and a barb (5) or a come-off prevention section (11; 12) provided to protrude into a space part (4) from at least one of the harpoon tips (3) located in the space part (4). Therefore, when a person grips a handle (7) with the person's hand (17) to use the hunting and fishing gear by swinging it in the direction of an arrow Z, the plurality of harpoon tips easily pierce a prey.
HUNTING AND FISHING GEAR
A hunting and fishing gear includes a haft (1), a harpoon body (2) extending in a longitudinal direction of the haft (1) from one end of the haft (1), and a plurality of harpoon tips (3) extending in a lateral direction Y from one side portion of the harpoon body (2) in a direction intersecting the longitudinal direction X of the harpoon body (2), and a barb (5) or a come-off prevention section (11; 12) provided to protrude into a space part (4) from at least one of the harpoon tips (3) located in the space part (4). Therefore, when a person grips a handle (7) with the person's hand (17) to use the hunting and fishing gear by swinging it in the direction of an arrow Z, the plurality of harpoon tips easily pierce a prey.