Abstract: A storage bag is disclosed with two embodiments wherein the bag is in the form of a rectangular parallelpiped having overlapping top flaps to form an enclosure. In one embodiment the front and back panels are biased toward one another by elastic incorporated in mesh side panels. In a second embodiment the top flaps are joined by webs of insulating material which function to facilitate the insulating capacity of the storage bag.

Abstract: The modular box defines a longitudinal axis and comprises a main elongated container, at least one casing selectively releasably attached to the main container, and an elongated handle attached to the container. The handle comprises a handlebar of a length shorter than or equal to that of the container and of a cross-sectional surface being sized for allowing a person to manually grasp the handlebar, with the person's fingers and hand capable of entirely surrounding the handlebar. The handle further comprises spacer elements attaching the handlebar to the container in a spaced relationship therewith for allowing a person's fingers to extend between the handlebar and the container. The handlebar extends along a substantial portion of the length of the modular box along the longitudinal axis and allows the modular box to be carried by the handlebar approximately at the longitudinal position of the center of gravity of the modular box notwithstanding the longitudinal weight repartition within the modular box.

Abstract: A case for archery equipment includes, interengaging first and second case sections connected for relative movement between open and closed positions. The first and second case sections each include a wall for cooperatively defining an interior compartment when disposed in the closed position. The first and second case sections each including a set of reinforcing pillars which project into interior compartment. Each reinforcing pillar having a free end such that the free end of each reinforcing pillar affixed to the first case section is aligned with and engages the free end of one of the reinforcing pillars on the second case section. Each set of reinforcing pillars on the first and second case sections including at least one reinforcing pillar having an engaging contour including a first element portion and a complimentarily shaped second element portion.

Abstract: A case for archery equipment includes, interengaging first and second half portions connected for movement between open and closed positions. The first half portion includes a first wall defining a first interior recess and having a first mating rim. The first half portion further includes a plurality of first supports formed in the first wall, and located within the first interior recess. The second half portion includes a second wall defining a second interior recess and having a second mating rim. The second half portion further includes a plurality of second supports formed in the second wall and located within the second interior recess. Each first support has a first longitudinal axis and is aligned along a common first axis which intersects each first longitudinal axis normally within and defining a first common plane.

Abstract: A case for archery equipment includes, interengaging first and second half portions connected for movement between open and closed positions. The first half portion includes a first wall defining a first interior recess and having a first mating rim. The first half portion further includes a plurality of first supports formed in the first wall, and located within the first interior recess. The second half portion includes a second wall defining a second interior recess and having a second mating rim. The second half portion further includes a plurality of second supports formed in the second wall and located within the second interior recess. Each first support has a first longitudinal axis and is aligned along a common first axis which intersects each first longitudinal axis normally within and defining a first common plane.

Abstract: A fish tackle box that utilizes maximum efficiency of space wherein said tackle is stored in clear plastic bags that are hung with hooks on storage rods; wherein the storage rods are moveable and are inserted into a moveable supporting arm and wherein the storage rods slide into and out of a track. The tackle box preferably has six storage rods, three each in supporting arms located on the right and left side of the tackle box. The tackle box also possesses cargo space below the tackle that is being suspended in the plastic bags that are hung with hooks on the storage rod, said cargo space being capable of storing additional tackle, tools, and larger items including reels, flashlights, and thermos bottles. The storage rods have round spools thereon mounted on pivoting metal brackets which enable the rods to be rotated for the spools to be inserted into the overhead tracks. The tackle box preferred dimensions are height about 14½ inches, depth about 10¾ inches, and width about 22 inches.

Abstract: The fishing box assembly defines a longitudinal axis and includes: a number of box compartments for storing fishing gear therein; and releasable attachments, for releasably attaching the number of box compartments to one another to form an integral fishing box assembly.

Abstract: A fishing lure organizer that includes two panels pivotally connected by a living hinge. Each of the panels includes a planar base and a number of compartments that define a corrugated outer surface. The corrugated surfaces matingly engage when the panels are moved to a closed position. Fishing lures can be separately stored in each of the compartments out of contact with other lures stored in the organizer. The base and compartments of each panel are formed of transparent material so that each of the lures can be readily identified. When the panels are moved to the open position, the desired lure can be easily removed for use.

Abstract: The present invention provides a holding apparatus for fishing lures comprising a plurality of hollow canisters having an open top end and an open bottom end. The canisters are removably secured in the tray via an recessed attaching portion that receives the bottom end of the canisters, and a restraining cap is removably secured to the hollow canisters and includes access to a hollow area of said hollow canisters. The assembled canisters, tray, and restraining cap may be placed in a carrying case for holding a plurality of fishing lures.

Abstract: A storage container system adapted to support a number of open-ended storage tubes. A lanyard, retainer clips and/or tethered paraphernalia (e.g. forceps, fingernail clippers, scissors, magnifying glass etc.) are supported to appending arms. Loops and/or sleeves at the carrier compressively contain bobbers, forceps, scissors and other relatively long stemmed items. Relatively large loops can project from the carrier to contain other detachable film canisters. Internal vent channels and ports at the carrier or the tubes can communicate with the atmosphere to vent moisture from the tubes. In lieu of fitting each tube to a bore, projecting cap pieces can contain the tubes to the carrier.

Abstract: A waterproof fly fishing fly box is disclosed including a central base member, a top cover and a bottom cover. The top and bottom covers affix to the central base member so that, when closed, the top cover and central base member define a first internal environment therebetween. Similarly, when the bottom cover is closed, the bottom cover and central base member define a second internal environment. The fly fishing fly box further includes a first and second closed cell foam layers affixed to and covering substantially all of a top surface and bottom surface, respectively, of the central base member. The first and second foam layers serve to fix the flies within the first and second internal environments, and to ensure a tight seal of the first and second internal environments against water from the surrounding environment.

Abstract: A modular carrying case having a substantially rigid elongated case and a separable, flexible saddle bag for carrying necessary accouterments. The modules are separable for travel on public transportation. The case has the necessary strength for being placed in a cargo hold. The saddle bag is folded into a carrying bag of a size to be acceptable for carry-on baggage.

Abstract: A camouflaged cover for an archery quiver made for concealing the quiver and arrows. The Quiver Cover is composed of three parts. The first component (10) is a piece of camouflaged fabric material cut in a shape to conform around the front of the quiver's hood and drape down and partly around the quiver and the arrows retained inside the quiver. The second component (11) is a piece of camouflaged fabric material cut in a shape to conform around the back of the quiver's hood. The top part of the first component and the second component are sewn together to form a hood that is the same shape of the quiver's hood. The third component (12) is a strip of Velcro. The Velcro is sewn onto the sides of the first component (10) approximately one third (⅓) of the way up from the bottom of the cover. The invention operates by placing the hood of the Quiver Cover over the quiver's hood. The Quiver Cover is attached to the quiver by joining the mating strips of Velcro together.

Abstract: A fishing accessories storage apparatus for saving the user time and energy by keeping all the fishing accessories neatly together.

Abstract: A fish tackle box that utilizes maximum efficiency of space wherein said tackle is stored in clear plastic bags that are hung with hooks on storage rods; wherein the storage rods are moveable and are inserted into a moveable supporting arm and wherein the storage rods slide into and out of a track.

Abstract: Presented is a soft-sided sports case for carrying tools, accessories and equipment used in outdoor sports such as fly-fishing, hunting, hiking, and photography. The soft-sided sports case constitutes a main receptacle having a belt with fasteners and a strap belt with a loop which are used to attach the main receptacle to pants, shoulder straps, belts, or bulky items. Inside the main receptacle are removable inserts. The inserts are constructed to appeal to the needs of different outdoor sports enthusiasts. For fly fishermen there is a foam insert whereby flies and lures are attached to foam rubber. For the hunter there is an elastic insert, whereby ammunition is slipped under elastic strips and secured onto the insert. In addition to the interchangeable, removable, replaceable inserts are a system of internal pockets, a net zipper pouch, elastic strips, and an external tote bag.

Abstract: A device to carry and store several fully-rigged fishing poles and reels without tangling. A base is connected to an upper platform by a connecting rod. The base and upper platform have aligned means for securing the fishing poles in place. An adjustable strap allows for hands free transportation.

Abstract: An improved packaging arrangement for a fishing reel permits the reel to be tested by a consumer on a limited basis while remaining in the package. The package is preferably formed of a semirigid plastic material defining a configured reel enclosure in which the reel's body is located. A rotatable crank extends for free rotation through a crank opening defined in the package. A crank handle is located at the distal end of the rotatable crank so as to be exterior to the package. Often, the package will further define a posterior opening permitting access to a thumb button located on the reel's body. The package preferably defines a hang aperture so that the packaged reel may be presented for sale on a hanging display in a manner similar to blister pack arrangements of the prior art.

Abstract: A fishing accessory for a container has two lids, one for access to the container for storing bait or live fish and another for access to a compartment used for storing fishing accessories including hooks, sinkers and lures. Each lid is hinged independently which allows access to the container independently of the other compartment.

Abstract: A tackle box with multi-part cutting board system that includes a tackle box housing and a multi-part cutting board system including a first cutting board part, a second cutting board part, and multiple resilient inserts for maintaining the first cutting board part in connection with the second cutting board part. The tackle box housing including first and second board part storage cavities formed therein. Each of the first and second board part storage cavities being sized and shaped to frictionally receive and hold a respective first or second cutting board part.

Abstract: The crossbow hard case consists of a hull base compartment and a lid cover that forms a compartment crossbow case when the lid cover is closed in contrast to the hull base. The lid and case are hinged along one edge to allow uniform opening and closing of the lid cover. The crossbow hard case forms the profile shape of a diamond, with the diamond's point blunt. The lid cover has a concaved area from the interior side bulging to the exterior of the lid that encases the sights or scope of the crossbow. The case fastens together by several latches that are hinged to the lid cover, and back catch the top of the hull base compartment to form a secure closed crossbow hard case. The crossbow is secured in position by 3 adjustable buckle straps and one velcro strap. The foot cocking bar rests on a foam padded bench within the hull base compartment, while the stock rests between two removable storage boxes that velcro in and out of place.

Abstract: A carrying case has an elongated housing having a central and two end housing structures in overlapping, telescoping relationship so that the length of the carrying case can be adjusted. Hinges are connected to each housing with the hinge axes aligned so that the housings can be jointly rotated between open and closed positions without twisting the housing structures. Hinge alignment is possible by making the leaves of some hinges radially longer than the leaves of other hinges. Interengaging, load-bearing bosses are provided on the housing structures for adjustability to the length of the carrying case while providing strong connections, making it possible to use light weight material. Ribs and buttresses are molded as unitary parts of the central element and have an interengaging feature for reinforcement.

Abstract: Presented is a soft-sided sports case for carrying tools, accessories and equipment used in outdoor sports such as fly-fishing, hunting, hiking, and photography. The soft-sided sports case constitutes a main receptacle having a belt with fasteners and a strap belt with a loop which are used to attach the main receptacle to pants, shoulder straps, belts, or bulky items. Inside the main receptacle are removable inserts. The inserts are constructed to appeal to the needs of different outdoor sports enthusiasts. For fly fishermen there is a foam insert whereby flies and lures are attached to foam rubber. For the hunter there is an elastic insert, whereby ammunition is slipped under elastic strips and secured onto the insert. In addition to the interchangeable, removable, replaceable inserts are a system of internal pockets, a net zipper pouch, elastic strips, and an external tote bag.

Abstract: Five pieces of aluminum from 1 in. diameter 14 inches long starting starting at the bottom, and then 1⅛ diameter 14 inches long, going into 1¼ inches to 1⅜, and these are three inches long, going to the handle which is a 1½ diameter and 36 inches long. Thus making up part #2 of FIG. 1. These connections are also shown in FIGS. 6, 2a, -2e. The tubes of aluminum in the possessions on FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 are the cut that go around the tubing are welded and that welding bead is then ground smooth, as welding joints.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an improved structure of an artificial fish bait organizer providing a containing box, a supporting frame, and a positioning cushion, and more particularly to a artificial fish bait organizer for neatly arranging the fish bait in position and providing a more convenient way of storing and accessing the artificial baits.

Abstract: A case for archery equipment includes, interengaging first and second half portions connected for movement between open and closed positions. The first half portion includes a first wall defining a first interior recess and having a first mating rim. The first half portion further includes a plurality of first supports formed in the first wall, and located within the first interior recess. The second half portion includes a second wall defining a second interior recess and having a second mating rim. The second half portion further includes a plurality of second supports formed in the second wall and located within the second interior recess. Each first support has a first longitudinal axis and is aligned along a common first axis which intersects each first longitudinal axis normally within and defining a first common plane.

Abstract: A ice fishing implement caddy for holding a plurality of ice fishing implements. The ice fishing implement caddy includes a frame having a bottom wall, a first end wall, a second end wall and a top wall. The top wall has a plurality of openings extending therethrough. A slot extends through the top wall and is positioned generally adjacent to the first end wall. The frame has a height generally between 14 inches and 18 inches. A dividing wall is attached to and extends upwardly from the bottom wall. The dividing wall is attached to the second end wall and extends toward the first end wall. Each of a plurality of intermediate walls traverses the bottom wall and extends between a first side edge and a second edge of the bottom wall such that compartments are defined between adjacent intermediate walls. A portion of the intermediate walls extend through the dividing wall such that compartments are defined within said frame.

Abstract: A case for archery equipment includes, interengaging first and second half portions connected for movement between open and closed positions. The first half portion includes a first wall defining a first interior recess and having a first mating rim. The first half portion further includes a plurality of first supports formed in the first wall, and located within the first interior recess. The second half portion includes a second wall defining a second interior recess and having a second mating rim. The second half portion further includes a plurality of second supports formed in the second wall and located within the second interior recess. Each first support has a first longitudinal axis and is aligned along a common first axis which intersects each first longitudinal axis normally within and defining a first common plane.

Abstract: The fishing box assembly defines a longitudinal axis and includes:

Abstract: A waterproof fly fishing fly box is disclosed including a central base member, a top cover and a bottom cover. The top and bottom covers affix to the central base member so that, when closed, the top cover and central base member define a first internal environment therebetween. Similarly, when the bottom cover is closed, the bottom cover and central base member define a second internal environment. The fly fishing fly box further includes a first and second closed cell foam layers affixed to and covering substantially all of a top surface and bottom surface, respectively, of the central base member. The first and second foam layers serve to fix the flies within the first and second internal environments, and to ensure a tight seal of the first and second internal environments against water from the surrounding environment.

Abstract: The present invention is a quiver having: a housing having a top end an a bottom end and an opening between the top and bottom ends for the insertion and removal of arrows and a carousel mounted inside the quiver for the positioning and delivery of arrows. The carousel of the quiver of the present invention has a rotatable shaft in the center of the housing, at least one means attached to the rotatable shaft for gripping arrows, a shaft mount associated with the top half the housing for mounting the shaft, and at least one spring for biasing the rotatable shaft, with the spring being associated at one end with the housing and at the opposite end with the rotatable shaft. In use the carousel is positioned and arranged to automatically bring arrows to a position adjacent the opening between the top and bottom ends of the housing for removal from the quiver.

Abstract: A fishing pole and tackle case for storing and transporting fishing rods and fishing tackle. The fishing pole and tackle case includes a rod case adapted for protecting the fishing rod therein. An upper periphery wall extends downward from a peripheral edge of the top surface such that an inner surface of the upper periphery wall defines an interior space of the rod case. A plurality of rod securing means are coupled to an interior face of the rod case. The rod securing means are adapted for securing the rod to the rod case. A tackle container is adapted for holding the fishing tackle therein. The tackle container has a bottom wall and a lower peripheral wall. The lower peripheral wall extends upward from a periphery of the bottom wall. The bottom wall and the lower peripheral wall are for defining a storage space of the tackle container. A plurality of clasping means are for securing the rod case to the tackle container.

Abstract: A tackle box has a molded base defining a bottom wall, two upstanding side walls and two upstanding ends walls and an open top with a lid hingedly connected to the top edge for covering the open top in a closed position and movable to an open position to allow access to the hollow interior. A swinging shelf is provided at the open top movable from within the hollow interior to a position to one side to allow stacking of the contents. The base has a portion projecting beyond one end wall so as to provide a generally horizontal surface to one side of the lid with two side by side recesses in the portion shaped and arranged to receive a beverage container such as a can and to support the can against toppling.

Abstract: A surf fishing caddy that includes a float body for supporting a cooler, a tackle box, a number of fishing rod holders, a fish retaining bag, and a number of tether rope attachment posts.

Abstract: The holder is a three sided tray with a beverage holder attached at a fourth side. Two opposing sides have slots through which a strap is inserted. The strap has a fastener such as a buckle, hook and loop material or other such elements. In use the strap is wrapped around and fastened on a support structure on a boat, pier or at other fishing locations. The most common such structure would be a railing. The holder also has a clamp for holding a fishing rod attached to one of the sides. The user may thereby store the fishing rod and accessories at a preferred location as well as any beverage of food items desired.

Abstract: A fishing rod holder insert for holding fishing rods in a bucket, especially a five-gallon bucket. The fishing rod holder insert includes spaced apart top and bottom plates with a plurality of elongate rods extending between the top and bottom plates to connect the top and bottom plates together. The top and bottom plates each have a plurality of spaced apart cutouts along the outer perimeter of the respective plate. Each of the cutouts of the top plate is associated with a cutout of the bottom plate. The cutouts of each associated pair of cutouts of the top and bottom plates are aligned with one another.

Abstract: This invention relates to an apparatus which allows the facile carrying and storage of large equipment; more particularly, this invention relates to the use of a sports equipment bag for the facile carrying of large sports equipment; even more particularly, this invention relates to the use of a sports equipment bag for the facile carrying of fishing equipment, such as two fishing poles, as well as other related fishing equipment, such as tackle, knives, and other similar materials.

Abstract: A fishing case for storing a variety of fishing equipment. The fishing case comprises a substantially rectangular body that has a front section and a back section. The front section and the back section are provided with a closing means that helps to securely fastens the front section and the back section together. The inside of the back section is fitted with a cutout insert having a plurality of cutouts that house various fishing equipment pieces. The fishing case may be provided with a handle and straps on its back to facilitate the user in carrying the fishing case.

Abstract: A fishing bait bucket having an outer shell, an inner bait receiving chamber, a cooling chamber for receiving ice or the like, a main lid covering the outer container with an access lid for accessing only the bait chamber and a carrying handle moveable between latched an unlatched positions to selectively attach and detach the main lid from the outer container.

Abstract: A fishing tackle tote (10) that has beveled slots (40) situated at various locations around the device. The beveled slot takes advantage of the shape of the hook inserted therein to cause the forces of friction to act on the inserted hook. Hooks of almost any size remain substantially in place during transport but are easily removable when it is desired to remove them and reduce the chance of injury because the hooked end is slightly recessed and is therefore shielded.

Abstract: A scabbard for mounting a long gun, includes: a one-piece, rigid cover having an enclosed bottom end, an open top end, and two generally parallel sides separated by a back; a padded, protective lining attached to the rigid cover; an attachment mechanism for removably attaching the scabbard; a detachable strap attached to a top open end of the device for closely holding the gun barrel, and a barrier across an open front of the scabbard for holding in the gun butt. The scabbard preferably has a padlock for locking down the gun barrel. The scabbard may have a locking hinged lid mechanism instead of a strap and barrier. The scabbard can be mounted vertically, horizontally or diagonally, preferably in or on a vehicle. A method for making the scabbard is also included.

Abstract: A tackle box for storing items, such as fishing tackle, in an organized manner. The tackle box includes a base container with a front panel having a plurality of slidably mounted drawers. The bottom of a top container is detachably attached to a top panel of the base container. The top container has a bottom portion and upper lid portion pivotally coupled to the bottom portion of the top container. The top of the top container has a depression therein defining an upper compartment. A generally transparent window substantially covers the upper compartment of the top of the top container. The top of the top container also has a handler pivotally coupled thereto.

Abstract: A container formed as a clear cylindrical tube having a weighted base is dimensioned to pull stripped line into the tube and stack the line in neat coils using the weight of the line to provide a guiding pull. A removable handle may be provided for carrying the container over land and a tubular extension may be removably mounted on the top of the container for accommodating special fishing conditions such as high winds. The container may be used to transport clothing and other articles as it is carried inside a travel bag.

Abstract: A fisherman's cooler includes a box-shaped container having a pivotable lid for covering a substantially open top portion. The lid includes an indented portion on its upper surface having measuring indicia therein for assisting a fisherman in measuring a fish. The top portion of the container includes a plurality of fishing rod holders, the diameter of which may be varied to support varying diameter fishing rods. An accessory shelf is hingedly attached to the front wall of the container for supporting various accessory items thereon. The accessory shelf may be locked in a horizontal position with a locking mechanism.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a device for storing and dispensing small articles such as fish hooks. The dispenser is formed of two oppositely disposed side portions or with a spaced opening therebetween. Each side portion has a flexible cushioned flat surface adjacent the spaced opening. The side portions are positioned against tie flexible cushioned flat surfaces to create a means for entrapping objects between the closed surfaces of the side portions when a force is used to hold one side portion against the other. The articles may be trapped completely inside the perimeter of the closed surfaces or partially trapped, allowing portions of the articles to extend just beyond the perimeter. The force holding the two side portions together is sufficient to hold the objects securely between the side portions also enabling articles extending beyond the periphery of the side portions to be removed individually with moderate force.