Abstract: A modular habitat apparatus for attaching and anchoring aquatic life hiding units thereto comprises a weighted apparatus comprising a mat or platform for submersion in waterways wherein aquatic life hiding units may be attached thereto. The present invention further comprises a modular system of one or more habitat apparatuses having aquatic life hiding units attached thereto. Moreover, a plurality of habitat apparatuses may be fastened together and installed horizontally to cover a relatively large area, and/or connected together both horizontally and vertically to create three-dimensional habitats for aquatic life. Systems and methods of making and using the same are further provided.

Abstract: A modular habitat apparatus for attaching and anchoring aquatic life hiding units thereto comprises a weighted apparatus comprising a mat or platform for submersion in waterways wherein aquatic life hiding units may be attached thereto. The present invention further comprises a modular system of one or more habitat apparatuses having aquatic life hiding units attached thereto. Moreover, a plurality of habitat apparatuses may be fastened together and installed horizontally to cover a relatively large area, and/or connected together both horizontally and vertically to create three-dimensional habitats for aquatic life. Systems and methods of making and using the same are further provided.

Abstract: Fish hiding units are discloses herein, which may comprise a sinkable container comprising at least one open end; a plurality of elongated and substantially flat projection members comprising a body and opposing ends inserted at one end into the open end of the container; and an adhesive substance disposed in the container for attaching the projection members inside the container.

Abstract: Fish hiding units are discloses herein, which may comprise a sinkable container comprising at least one open end; a plurality of elongated and substantially flat projection members comprising a body and opposing ends inserted at one end into the open end of the container; and an adhesive substance disposed in the container for attaching the projection members inside the container.

Abstract: A golf taining device is mounted on the bill of a golfer's headpiece and is operable to provide clear evidence of improper head or neck movement during the golf swing, and foster coordinated rotational movement of shoulders, torso and hips. The device includes a ball and a base member consisting of a cup shaped ball carrying seat structure having a ball retaining wall having side walls of a reduced height but of a size and disposition to normally keep the ball in the seat structure even during the address of a ball to be struck and during a correct swing. The ball is tethered to the base member by a flexible cord and the wall is of insufficient size to prevent movement of the ball out of the seat structure when the base member is moved or tilted in an accented way by improper head or neck movement during the golf swing.