Abstract: A spinning reel has a reel body and a rotor. The rotor has a base pivoted to the base, a first arm pivoted to an end of the base, a second arm pivoted to the other end of the base, an arc connected between the first arm and the second arm, a guiding block disposed between the first arm and the arc, and a wheel disposed between the guiding block and the first arm. The guiding block has a cone portion connected to the arc and a base portion connected to the wheel. The cone portion has a hole into which the arc is inserted and two tip ends located at opposite sides of the hole.

Abstract: A fishing reel includes a housing, a handle mounted on the housing by an axle, a spool rotatably mounted on the housing, a transmission gear having multiple ratchets mounted at one end of the spool, a power transmitting device for transmitting power from the axle to the transmission gear, two pawls pivotally mounted on the housing and a connecting rod. The connecting rod having a clamping portion for clamping the axle, and two insertion portions being inserted into the elongated slot of the pawls. The fishing reel of the present invention is silent when the spool rotates and is operated smoothly with tiny friction.

Abstract: A spinning reel has a reel body and a rotor. The rotor has a base pivoted to the base, a first arm pivoted to an end of the base, a second arm pivoted to the other end of the base, an arc connected between the first arm and the second arm, a guiding block disposed between the first arm and the arc, and a wheel disposed between the guiding block and the first arm. The guiding block has a cone portion connected to the arc and a base portion connected to the wheel. The cone portion has a hole into which the arc is inserted and two tip ends located at opposite sides of the hole.

Abstract: A fishing reel has a spool with a spindle and the spindle has a retaining portion to be engaged and disengaged with a slot of a gear rod. The gear rod is provided with two cut faces. While the spool is rotating in high speed, the retaining portion is attached on the cut faces first, and then the retaining portion is totally engaged with the slot after the spool rotates continuously to a predetermined angle. As a result, the spool can be stopped successfully while the spool is rotating in high speed and no damage is occurred between the spindle and the gear rod.

Abstract: A fishing reel has a spool with a spindle and the spindle has a retaining portion to be engaged and disengaged with a slot of a gear rod. The gear rod is provided with two cut faces. While the spool is rotating in high speed, the retaining portion is attached on the cut faces first, and then the retaining portion is totally engaged with the slot after the spool rotates continuously to a predetermined angle. As a result, the spool can be stopped successfully while the spool is rotating in high speed and no damage is occurred between the spindle and the gear rod.

Abstract: A fishing reel has a spool with a spindle and the spindle has a retaining portion to be engaged and disengaged with a slot of a gear rod. The retaining portion is provided with two guiding faces. While the spool is rotating in high speed, the retaining portion has its distal end running into the slot by the guiding faces first. And, while the spool rotates continuously to a predetermined angle, the retaining portion totally moves into the slot. The fishing reel can stop the spool while the spool is rotating in high speed and to prevent the spindle and the gear rod from damage.

Abstract: A rack for holding rod members includes two side plates, connecting structures respectively provided at the two side plates, and fastening members provided at the connecting structures of the side plates. By means of the fastening members, two or more the racks can be coupled together in a back-to-back manner, a side-to-side manner or a stack manner to form a combination of racks for holding rod members.

Abstract: A spinning reel includes a hollow reel body having an axle hole, a transverse hole and an opening. The reel body has a connection portion to couple the reel body to a fishing rod. A drive mechanism is mounted inside the reel body and has an input portion running out of the reel body through the transverse hole and an output portion running out of the reel body through the axle hole. The drive mechanism has a portion, such as a portion of a gear or a guiding device, received in the opening. A handle is coupled with the input portion for driving the drive mechanism. A rotor is coupled with the output portion of the drive mechanism for rotation. A spool is coupled with the output portion of the drive mechanism for reciprocation. A cover is mounted on the reel body to shield the opening.

Abstract: A spinning reel includes a hollow reel body having an axle hole, a transverse hole and an opening. The reel body has a connection portion to couple the reel body to a fishing rod. A drive mechanism is mounted inside the reel body and has an input portion running out of the reel body through the transverse hole and an output portion running out of the reel body through the axle hole. The drive mechanism has a portion, such as a portion of a gear or a guiding device, received in the opening. A handle is coupled with the input portion for driving the drive mechanism. A rotor is coupled with the output portion of the drive mechanism for rotation. A spool is coupled with the output portion of the drive mechanism for reciprocation. A cover is mounted on the reel body to shield the opening.

Abstract: A fishing spinning reel includes a spool member surrounding rotatably a spindle for reeling a fishing line, and having front and rear friction walls. Front and rear friction members are mounted on the spindle and respectively have abutment areas to confront and to be brought into frictional engagement with the front and rear friction walls. A friction force adjusting member is retainingly movable relative to the spindle so as to be operated between depressing and releasing positions to hold the abutment area of the rear friction member in first and second frictional engagements of greater and smaller frictional forces with the rear friction wall, respectively.

Abstract: A fishing spinning reel includes a spool member surrounding rotatably a spindle for reeling a fishing line, and having front and rear friction walls. Front and rear friction members are mounted on the spindle and respectively have abutment areas to confront and to be brought into frictional engagement with the front and rear friction walls. A friction force adjusting member is retainingly movable relative to the spindle so as to be operated between depressing and releasing positions to hold the abutment area of the rear friction member in first and second frictional engagements of greater and smaller frictional forces with the rear friction wall, respectively.

Abstract: A spinning reel includes a reel body having a connection portion for connecting said reel body to a fishing rod, and an engagement portion. A handle is rotatably mounted on the reel body. A rotor has a hole fitted onto the engagement portion of the reel body to mask the engagement portion. A spool is rotatably mounted on the reel body for a fishing line wound thereon. A cover is mounted on the reel body to mask a portion of the reel body on which heads of bolts are exposed. The cover has two arms each of which have a distal end coupled to the engagement portion.

Abstract: A clicking reel shell for a spinning reel includes a base, two support arms extending outwardly from two sides of the base, two bail arms respectively pivotally mounted to the two support arms, and a bail connected with the two bail arms. One of the two bail arms has an elongated recess, and the respective support arm has an inside chamber, which is installed with a swing member having an axle hole at the center thereof, a spring, and a connecting rod. The connecting rod has an end inserted into the axle hole of the swing member and the other end inserted into the elongated recess. Accordingly, when the bail pivots with respect to the base to a predetermined position, the connecting rod will move in the elongated recess and make a clicking sound when impacting one end of the elongated recess.

Abstract: A clicking reel shell for a spinning reel includes a base, two support arms extending outwardly from two sides of the base, two bail arms respectively pivotally mounted to the two support arms, and a bail connected with the two bail arms. One of the two bail arms has an elongated recess, and the respective support arm has an inside chamber, which is installed with a swing member having an axle hole at the center thereof, a spring, and a connecting rod. The connecting rod has an end inserted into the axle hole of the swing member and the other end inserted into the elongated recess. Accordingly, when the bail pivots with respect to the base to a predetermined position, the connecting rod will move in the elongated recess and make a clicking sound when impacting one end of the elongated recess.

Abstract: An anti-reversional mechanism for a trolling reel is to provide a ratchet wheel on a pressing wheel of the trolling reel, and two pawl members detachably engaged with the ratchet wheel for preventing the pressing wheel from reversional rotation. Each of the pawl members has an elongated slot. A control ring is elastically clamped on the periphery of the pressing wheel and has two driving rods respectively received in the elongated slots of the pawl members. Since the orientation of the elongated slot and the displacement direction of the control ring form a predetermined included angle, the pawl members are driven by the control rods of the control ring to be disengaged with said ratchet wheel while the pressing wheel rotates in a right direction such that the pressing wheel can rotate freely.

Abstract: A one-way clutch for a fishing spool includes a hollow cylindrical mounting seat, an inner ring sleeved non-rotatably on a driving shaft, and a retainer sleeved on the inner ring. An outer ring is sleeved on the retainer, and is disposed within the seat. A cover is connected fixedly to the seat so as to confine the inner ring, the retainer, and the outer ring within the seat. A bearing is disposed between the cover and the shaft. Several rollers are retained on an annular wall of the retainer between the inner and outer rings. A push lever of the retainer is operable so as to rotate the annular wall between a braking position, where the shaft is permitted to rotate in a single direction, and a release position, where the shaft is permitted to rotate in two directions.

Abstract: A fishing reel includes a frame formed with a fixed annular frame portion, a spool including a fixed rotating shaft which is journalled on the frame, and a braking member. The braking member includes a rotary ring, a plurality of angularly equidistant rods, and a plurality of annular braking elements. The rotary ring is sleeved fixedly on the rotating shaft, and is disposed within the annular frame portion of the frame. The rods extend integrally, radially and outwardly from the rotary ring. Each of the rods has an inner radial area that is proximate to the rotary ring, and an outer radial area that is distal to the rotary ring. The braking elements are sleeved respectively and movably on the rods.

Abstract: A fishing reel includes a reel body, a main shaft, a spool, a driving tube, and a swing arm device. The swing arm device includes a swing arm, a driving shaft journalled in the body, and a sleeve unit journalled on the body and disposed around the driving shaft. Each of the driving shaft and the sleeve unit has an end that is coupled to and that is rotatable with the swing arm. The driving shaft has a polygonal cross-section, and extends into a polygonal-cross-sectioned hole in the driving tube. The driving tube has an end surface, which is formed with several tongues that engage respectively and fittingly several grooves in the sleeve unit, thereby transferring smoothly the rotation of the driving shaft to the driving tube.

Abstract: A change-speed construction is adapted for use in a fishing reel, and includes a rotary arm pivotally mounted on a side plate of a reel body at an inner end thereof, a handle unit fixed on an outer end of the rotary arm, and a control shaft mounted on the inner end of the rotary arm. The control shaft is biased to an extended position relative to the reel body. A hollow housing is fixed on the inner end of the rotary arm, and permits extension of the control shaft therethrough. The control shaft is axially movable from the extended position to a retracted position. A spring member is disposed in the housing. A retaining member includes an elongated retaining plate that has an inner end pivotally connected to a pivot member disposed in the housing, and a push knob connected fixedly to an outer end of the retaining plate in such a manner that the knob is exposed outwardly from the housing.

Abstract: A fishing line winder comprises a main body, a rotor set pivoted to the main body; a spool set pivoted to the main body; a drag set linking and controlling the rotation of the spool set; a rotation control set actuating the rotor set to turn and having at least one retaining portion; a wrenching set pivoted to the main body and provided with a wrenching body and an elastic member for causing the wrenching set to move to a first position and a second position; a swiveling member pivoted to the wrenching set and provided with an actuated portion which is corresponding in location to the retaining portion of the rotary wheel at the time when the wrenching set is located at the first position; and a clutching rod fastened with the wrenching set for controlling a clutching plate to retain or release the drag set. When the wrenching set is moved to the first position, actuated portion of the swiveling member is urged by the retaining portion of the rotation control set.