Abstract: A reel seat structure in which a lining piece is internally mounted in a fishing reel seat hood. In an assembling step for mounting the assembly to the seat, there is no removal of the lining piece. In addition, the assembling work is easily carried out. Front and back engaging portions of the lining piece are rendered to be laid on an upper surface of the corresponding engaging portion of the hood and is further engaged with the inside of the hood thereby prevent the removal of the lining piece. The back engaging portion is inserted at one position of the top portion of the hood to thereby facilitate the assembling work.

Abstract: A device for and method of spacing a corrugating guide finger relative to a corrugating roll. The device includes a tail and a head. The head has a slot therethrough for sliding receipt of the corrugating guide finger. To space the finger, the slot is slidingly received onto the finger and the tail simultaneously contacts the inner surface of the finger and the outer surface of the corrugating roll.

Abstract: A mole killing device having a direct connection to the exhaust of a small gasoline engine and conveying the fumes from the exhaust to mole passages and preventing the escape of the fumes from the passages.

Abstract: An illuminated fishing rod comprised of an elongated fishing rod having a plurality of eyelets arranged in a linear relationship along a length thereof. A flashlight portion is received within an open lower end of the elongated fishing rod. A light portion is electrically coupled with an upper end portion of the elongated fishing rod.

Abstract: A pair of mutually confronting fish hooks are spring-coupled at the shank ends thereof to define thereof a shielding loop which circumscribes the barbed and pointed ends of the hooks. Accordingly, the coupled hooks can be drawn through submerged obstructions without getting snagged on such. The so-coupled hooks are replacements for the barbed hooks of crankbaits, for example, and upon a fish striking the so modified crankbaits, the spring yields and exposes the barbed, pointed ends externally of the shielding loop. In an alternate embodiment, the spring-coupled or calipered hooks are confined within a sheathing, frog-simulating body, and in another embodiment, the hooks are sheathed in an expandable tube. Fish strikes, again, diminish the loop and dispose the barbed, pointed ends of the hooks at-the-ready for piercing the thin sheathing and lodging in the mouth of the fish.

Abstract: A fishing jig is disclosed for holding a fishing rod and moving the rod in an up and down motion in an oscillating manner. The rod is oscillated by an electric motor that drives a jigging wheel and lever arrangement via a gear assembly which is connected to the jigging wheel. Both the rate of oscillation and oscillation stroke may be varied. Upon a strike by a fish, the jig has a mechanism for quickly raising the rod in an upward direction with sufficient force to set the hook. The distance that the rod travels to set the hook also may be adjusted. In addition, the sensitivity of the jig can be adjusted with regard to both the amount of force that must be exerted upon the fishing rod holder as a result of a fish strike and the degree of travel which the rod holder must undergo, as a result of a fish strike to activate the hook set mechanism. The jig may also be coupled to an alarm that indicates activation of the hook set mechanism.

Abstract: This insecticidal cable has a pair or pairs of exposed electrical conductive wire for use in a fly control apparatus. An electronic control unit provides pulsed high voltage between the parallel exposed conductive wires. Insects which contact either one or both of the pair of conductive wires are killed by destruction of the insect nervous system. The cable both supports the conductive wires and holds them with the correct separation. The apparatus is used to destroy flies in stables, poultry houses, and other structures.

Abstract: An assembly apparatus for assembling a folder having a front panel hinged to a rear panel. Registration edges are provided for registering the front panel. Flap portion is provided for holding the front panel in a registration position. And registration edges are provided for registering the rear panel so that the rear panel is aligned when attached to the front panel being in the registration position.

Abstract: An illuminated top water lure has a lure body including a generally cylindrical forward part and a generally conical rear part. The lower portion of the lure is substantially heavier than the hollow upper portion and has a depending rib which extends along the cylindrical front portion of the lure body. The forward end of the body is defined by a radially disposed lower part and an upper part which is inclined upwardly and forwardly from the lower part. A chemiluminscent light stick contained within a forwardly open bore in the lower portion of the lure body is retained therein by a radially expandable elastomeric well nut. A metal ball contained within a chamber defined by the upper portion is adapted to impinge upon the walls of the chamber to produce sound waves as the lure moves through the water.

Abstract: A self threading fishing rod needle wrapping device that includes a body portion, a jaw blade major projection, a jaw blade major projection paw, and a jaw blade minor projection paw. The jaw blade major projection extends smoothly from and is collinear with the body portion. The jaw blade major projection has a jaw blade major projection inner surface with a jaw blade major projection inner surface intermediate position. The jaw blade minor projection extends smoothly from and is collinear with the body portion. The jaw blade minor projection has a jaw blade minor projection inner surface with a jaw blade minor projection inner surface intermediate position. The jaw blade minor projection is disposed a distance from and substantially parallel to the jaw blade major projection and defines a jaw blade slot therebetween. The jaw blade major projection paw is disposed on and projects outwardly from the jaw blade major projection inner surface intermediated position.

Abstract: An adjustable fish hook bail that includes a hollow substantially ring-shaped main portion that has a main portion outer surface, and a hollow substantially kidney-shaped peripheral portion formed integrally with the hollow substantially ring-shaped main portion that has a peripheral portion outer surface. The main portion outer surface is in connect with the peripheral outer surface so that the hollow substantially ring-shaped main portion and the hollow substantially kidney-shaped peripheral portion form a substantially FIG. "8" configuration.

Abstract: The device has a rotating member including pulleys that and joined to a belt conveyor along which flat folded cases advance. Suction cups are mounted on shafts situated along the periphery of the rotary member and a coaxial drum, rotating in synchrony with the pulleys, carries the shafts which are made to oscillate by crank means. The drum also supports rocking levers which are in engagement with a cam and cause cranks to rotate. Further suction cups, situated at the outlet of the feeding line, are moved in phase relation with the previous suction cups between a gripping position, in which the suction cups grip a flat folded case on opposite sides, and a position in which adjacent wall panels of the case are opened. Belt conveyors receive the opened case and trail it along a packaging line.

Abstract: A fishing rod holder comprised of an elongated hollow pole having a slot formed through a lower surface thereof. A triangular support brace having an elongated recess formed therein is dimensioned to receive the elongated hollow pole therein. The triangular support brace is positionable atop a bridge rail for securement thereto. A strap is received though the slot in the elongated hollow pole and extending outwardly of an open end thereof and wrapped under the bridge rail and triangular support brace to be coupled with a securement buckle on a distal end of the strap.

Abstract: An easy-open container has a spirally-wound paperboard bodywall layer, interior barrier liner layer and outer label layer forming as easy-open seam extending spirally between the ends of the container. Easy-opening of the container is enhanced by the provision of pull tabs formed by superimposed and bonded longitudinal edge portions of the bodywall layer and label layer and an easy-open panel formed by diverging lines of score cuts formed in the bodywall layer to initiate and aid in easy-opening of the container along the spiral seam.

Abstract: A hands-free fishing system with a signaling flag comprising a fishing rod formed of a handle at its lower extent and a cylindrical rod at its upper extent is disclosed. An upper extent of the rod has a region for the receipt of a portion of a bracket. A reel is secured to the handle with a line extending upwardly through the eyelet of the rod and the eyelet of the post and downwardly therefrom to the area being fished. An upwardly extending cylindrical support extends upwardly to receive the lower end of the handle whereby when fishing in a hands-free mode, a fish biting on the line will pull the line to pivot the post and raise the flag as an indicator that a bite has occurred.