Abstract: A device for being secured onto a rail of a pier to allow a fisherman to be seated on the device at a height so that he is able to cast easily above the rail, which includes a flat base which rests on the pier floor, a pair of wheels secured to the base to all the device to be rolled into position; an upright vertical post, having a first lower portion extending upward from the base and a second upper portion which telescopes out from the end of the first lower portion to a predetermined height, the upper portion terminating in a flat surface upon which a cushion or other seat can be placed; a handle member secured to the upper flat surface in order to roll the device into position; an arm member extending substantially horizontally outward from the lower section of the vertical post, which is height adjustable on a first end secured to the vertical post, and extends outward to a second portion which telescopes out from the first portion so that the device can be positioned a predetermined distance from the p

Abstract: A fishing chair mountable on a pier railing or truck tailgate, which includes a frame, for supporting a chair seat; a first arm member extending from the frame to a point above the seat; a pair of finger members extending from the first arm member for engaging over and around a pier railing or truck tailgate; a second arm member extending from the frame for resting against a face of a wall of the pier or tailgate for allowing the chair to cantilever out from the pier wall or tailgate without making contact with the ground below; and a leg extending downward from the frame and having a pair of wheels so that the fishing chair can be rolled onto and away from the mounting position. There is further included a rod holder mounted on the first arm member. In this embodiment the seat is positioned to have a user face the pier railing when the chair is mounted thereupon; and the seat is positioned to have a user face away from the truck tailgate when the chair is mounted thereupon.