Spool for fishing reel
AssigneeDaiwa Seiko, Inc.
InventorTakeo Miyazaki
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Abstract
A spool is provided for use in a fishing reel in which a securing stepped portion is formed by a notch in the barrel of the spool instead of a pin or a through hole, and a knot portion of a fishing line is secured to the securing stepped portion to thereby reduce the working cost of the spool and maintain the strength thereof, while effectively using the fishing line wound round the outer periphery of the fishing line winding barrel portion of the spool.
Claims9
A combination of fishline and a spool mounted for rotation about an axis on a fishing reel, said spool having a barrel portion and said fishline is wound onto an exterior surface of said barrel portion, wherein said exterior surface of said barrel portion is formed with a first notch defining a securing step engaging a knot formed on the fishline;
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- wherein said securing step defines a planar wall lying on a plane which is substantially collinear with a radial direction of said axis and substantially perpendicular to a fishline play-out direction, said planar wall abutting said knot to secure said fishline to said exterior surface of said barrel portion.
A combination of fishline and a spool for a fishing reel having a barrel portion onto which said fishline is wound, said fishline being unwound from said barrel portion in a playout direction, wherein said barrel portion comprises a stepped recess adapted to receive a portion of a knot formed in said fishline, wherein said stepped recess defines an abutting surface extending transverse to said playout direction and abutting said knot;
- and wherein said barrel portion is further formed with a groove portion extending from said stepped recess in a circumferential direction of said spool, said groove portion having a width larger than a diameter of said fishline to receive said fishline, said width being smaller than said knot to prevent said knot from passing from said stepped recess through said groove.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.