Abstract: A bobber has a float and sail. The sail catches the wind and stealthily moves the bait over to the area where the fish are, such as under the overhanging trees or branches near the shore of a lake. The sail also makes the bobber more aerodynamic and allows for more accurate casting. The sail may be attached to a stem that is attached to the float. The sail may be removable from the stem. This allows the fisherman to put on larger or smaller sails and also directional sails. The stem and/or the float may have a passage way so that the bobber can be used a slip bobber or a fixed bobber.

Abstract: An automatic jigging device for fishing has a motor electrically coupled to a power supply. A current detector detects a current used by the motor. A switch, controlled by the current detector, is in series with the motor and the power supply.

Abstract: Herein is disclosed an improvement for a tie-down and attach-point anchor device for pickup truck beds that clamps to the downward protruding flange of a pickup truck's inner side rail or other similar available surface having an exposed edge. The anchor incorporating a slotted head capable of swiveling to accommodate different angles at which straps, bungees, ropes, and rigid members may be placed to secure or support cargo.