Pneumatic rifle cast fishing rod

An improved fishing rod for use by sports fishermen, the rod including a mechanism for casting the baited hook out into the water. The mechanism consists of an inflatable gas pressure can in the rod handle, gas being released by a trigger so that the released air quickly pushes a piston against a rear end of a rod that is slidable in a rifle-like barrel. A forward end of the rod extends from the barrel and has a cup in which is placed a baited hook attached to the fishing line so that when the rod is struck by the piston it thrusts the baited hook out into the water.

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Fishing rod with eyelet de-icing

A fishing rod having provision for elimination of eyelet guide icing. The fishing rod is composed of an elongate fishing pole member, a handle member connected with the fishing pole member, a plurality of eyelets connected with the fishing pole member, a heating element associated with at least one of the eyelet guides, particularly the tip eyelet guide, and an electrical power source located within the handle member for selectably actuating the heating element.

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Doubles as a back scratcher

A fly fishing leader carrier designed to retreivably store a plurality of fishing leaders on the back of a fisherman. The fishing leader carrier includes an elongated rectangular fishing leader holder which has a number of stretchable elastic loops and an equal number of parallel slots designed to hold under tension an equal number of fishing leaders.

Fishingenuity - Pneumatic rifle cast fishing rod

An improved fishing rod for use by sports fishermen, the rod including a mechanism for casting the baited hook out into the water. The mechanism consists of an inflatable gas pressure can in the rod handle, gas being released by a trigger so that the released air quickly pushes a piston against a rear end of a rod that is slidable in a rifle-like barrel. A forward end of the rod extends from the barrel and has a cup in which is placed a baited hook attached to the fishing line so that when the rod is struck by the piston it thrusts the baited hook out into the water.

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Fishing Apparatus

In this position, as shown in the drawing, the fish B, when approaching the bait s, will see the reflection B, of himself in the mirror, also coming for the reflection of the baits, and will be made bolder by the supposed companionship, and more eager to take the bait before his competitor seizes it. He will lose his caution, and take the bait with a recklessness that greatly increases the chances of his being caught on the hook.

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