Abstract: The embodiments are directed to rod holders including a fastener, a stake, and a tube. The fastener includes a head and a body. The stake includes a first end, a second end, and an elongated slot along a longitudinal direction of the stake. The tube includes a receiving end, a bottom end, and a boss disposed radially into the tube between the receiving end and the bottom end, where the receiving end is operable to removably receive a lower end of a rod. The body of the fastener mates with the elongated slot and is removably coupled to the boss such that the stake is slidably coupled to the tube and movable between a retracted position and an fastener is threadably coupled to the tube to secure the stake from sliding along a longitudinal direction of the tube.

Abstract: The embodiments are directed to rod holders including a fastener, a stake, and a tube. The fastener includes a head and a body. The stake includes a first end, a second end, and an elongated slot along a longitudinal direction of the stake. The tube includes a receiving end, a bottom end, and a boss running radially into the tube between the receiving end and the bottom end, where the receiving end is operable to removably receive a lower end of a rod. The body of the fastener mates with the elongated slot and is removably coupled to the boss such that the stake is slidably coupled to the tube and movable between a retracted position and an extended position. The head of the fastener is removably coupled to the stake to secure the stake from sliding along a longitudinal direction of the tube.

Abstract: The embodiments are directed to rod holders including a fastener, a stake, and a tube. The fastener includes a head and a body. The stake includes a first end, a second end, and an elongated slot along a longitudinal direction of the stake. The tube includes a receiving end, a bottom end, and a boss running radially into the tube between the receiving end and the bottom end, where the receiving end is operable to removably receive a lower end of a rod. The body of the fastener mates with the elongated slot and is removably coupled to the boss such that the stake is slidably coupled to the tube and movable between a retracted position and an extended position. The head of the fastener is removably coupled to the stake to secure the stake from sliding along a longitudinal direction of the tube.

Abstract: Present embodiments relate to an insulating device. More specifically, but without limitation, present embodiments relate to an insulating device that accommodates bottles of differing size and shape by comprising an expandable boot that accommodates bottles of differing size and shape.

Abstract: A crab shell cutter is provided which has first and second handles and first and second jaws which pivot relative to one another. The jaws include a tapered jaw line which comprises having a tapered surface from which a plurality of serrations extend. The serrations are pyramidal in shape. When engaging a crab shell, the plurality of serrations form linear perforations in the shell but inhibit damage of the underlying crab meat.

Abstract: Present embodiments related to a filet knife. More specifically, but without limitation, the present embodiments relate to a folding filet knife which is moveable between an extended position and a folded position. The blade has a length that is greater than the length of the handle. The filet knife has a handle with a second structure, for example a clip that can receive a portion of the blade that extends beyond the handle when the blade is in the folded position.

Abstract: Present embodiments relate to a cutting board. More specifically, but without limitation, the present embodiments, relate to foldable cutting boards.

Abstract: A bobber, including a buoyant body having a cavity at a first end connected with a passageway through the bobber, and a first shielding structure extending from the body at the first end and at least partially surrounding said cavity. When gravity and/or acceleration forces cause the bobber to slide down the fishing line, the diameter or cross-sectional dimension of the bobber body is sufficiently greater than the diameter or size of the first shielding structure to shield or hide the barbed tip of a fishing hook when a portion of the hook is disposed in the bobber cavity and the tip is disposed outside of the first shielding structure.

Abstract: A bobber, including a buoyant body having a cavity at a first end connected with a passageway through the bobber, and a first shielding structure extending from the body at the first end and at least partially surrounding said cavity. When gravity and/or acceleration forces cause the bobber to slide down the fishing line, the diameter or cross-sectional dimension of the bobber body is sufficiently greater than the diameter or size of the first shielding structure to shield or hide the barbed tip of a fishing hook when a portion of the hook is disposed in the bobber cavity and the tip is disposed outside of the first shielding structure.