The present invention is a chumming net comprising one or more rod(s), rubber polymer covering for buoyancy, a connecter means, and a net. The rod or rods are connected by the connector means to form a collapsible structure to which the net is attached. In a single rod embodiment, a connector means is used to join the two ends to form the collapsible structure. In embodiments with two or more rods, the connector means is adapted to combine the rods to form a collapsible structure. An essential feature of the invention is the net which is made of flexible rubber material with non-stick or self-cleaning properties to lessen or eliminate the accumulation of smelly organic fish matter. The chumming net is capable of collapsing upon disassembly or disconnection of the rod(s) to facilitate folding for easy storage and portability.

The present invention is a chumming net comprising one or more rod(s), rubber polymer covering for buoyancy, a connecter means, and a net. The rod or rods are connected by the connector means to form a collapsible structure to which the net is attached. In a single rod embodiment, a connector means is used to join the two ends to form the collapsible structure. In embodiments with two or more rods, the connector means is adapted to combine the rods to form a collapsible structure. An essential feature of the invention is the net which is made of flexible rubber material with non-stick or self-cleaning properties to lessen or eliminate the accumulation of smelly organic fish matter. The chumming net is capable of collapsing upon disassembly or disconnection of the rod(s) to facilitate folding for easy storage and portability.

A folding dip net fixed with two fulcrums comprises a net rod and a net rack. A connecting part and a lock catch are disposed at a front end of the net rod. A tail end of the net rack is mounted on two sides of the connecting part through rotating shafts. The lock catch is slidably connected to the net rod and locks the tail end of the net rack when the net rack is unfolded. Clamping grooves are formed in the two sides of the connecting part and are communicated with a bottom surface of the connecting part. The clamping grooves are of an arc structure and become narrower gradually from bottom to top. Support parts are disposed on the two sides of the connecting part and are located above the clamping grooves. Protrusions are disposed on the net rack and are located on the two sides of the connecting part. When the net rack is unfolded, the protrusions are located in the clamping grooves in the corresponding sides, and tops of the protrusions contact bottoms of the support parts on the corresponding sides, so that two fulcrums are formed at the tail end of the net rack. This structure can prevent the net rack from inclining, so the net rack is more stable in the fish scooping process, and the tail end of the net rack will not get rid of the restriction of the lock catch, which may otherwise lead to an escape of fishes in a string bag.

A foldable handheld net having a handle portion defining a first end of the lobster net, a net frame assembly with a first and second frame members forming at least a portion of the handle portion and each having magnets or another fastener disposed thereon, wherein the first and second frame members have a meshed net attached thereto and are operably configured to selectively rotate and selective couple with respect to one another and be retained in a folded position along a frame translation path with the magnets or fasteners. Additionally, the handle portion may have tickling stick selectively removably coupled thereto for detachment and use by the user.

A foldable handheld net having a handle portion defining a first end of the lobster net, a net frame assembly with a first and second frame members forming at least a portion of the handle portion and each having magnets or another fastener disposed thereon, wherein the first and second frame members have a meshed net attached thereto and are operably configured to selectively rotate and selective couple with respect to one another and be retained in a folded position along a frame translation path with the magnets or fasteners. Additionally, the handle portion may have tickling stick selectively removably coupled thereto for detachment and use by the user.

A stretchable scoop net includes a frame, a handle, and a lock sleeve, wherein the annular or encircling frame is provided with a tubular installation part formed with external pin holes and guide cavities; the handle penetrates through the installation part and is able to axially move into the frame along the installation part; and the lock sleeve is arranged in the handle and is provided with elastic lock pins which enter the installation part via the guide cavities when the handle moves out of the frame and stretch into the external pin holes after the handle is rotated.

A stretchable scoop net includes a frame, a handle, and a lock sleeve, wherein the annular or encircling frame is provided with a tubular installation part formed with external pin holes and guide cavities; the handle penetrates through the installation part and is able to axially move into the frame along the installation part; and the lock sleeve is arranged in the handle and is provided with elastic lock pins which enter the installation part via the guide cavities when the handle moves out of the frame and stretch into the external pin holes after the handle is rotated.

A dip net provided with a lockable and foldable handle comprises a handle, a hoop and a hoop mounting base, wherein the hoop mounting base is fixed to the front end of the handle and comprises a base body, a rotary shaft and a lock device; and the rotary shaft and the lock device are both mounted in the base body; connecting pieces are arranged at two ends of the rear side of the hoop and are respectively connected with two ends of the rotary shaft; the rotary shaft is provided with two clamping grooves in a circumferential direction; when the handle is unfolded, the lock device is matched with one clamping groove to realize locking; and when the handle is folded, the lock device is matched with the other clamping groove to realize locking. The dip net of the invention is more convenient to use and capable of saving time and labor.

A dip net provided with a lockable and foldable handle comprises a handle, a hoop and a hoop mounting base, wherein the hoop mounting base is fixed to the front end of the handle and comprises a base body, a rotary shaft and a lock device; and the rotary shaft and the lock device are both mounted in the base body; connecting pieces are arranged at two ends of the rear side of the hoop and are respectively connected with two ends of the rotary shaft; the rotary shaft is provided with two clamping grooves in a circumferential direction; when the handle is unfolded, the lock device is matched with one clamping groove to realize locking; and when the handle is folded, the lock device is matched with the other clamping groove to realize locking. The dip net of the invention is more convenient to use and capable of saving time and labor.

The fishing tool includes an elongated member having a handle disposed at a first end thereof. The handle includes an open lower end. Indicia indicating various length measurements are disposed along the length of the elongated member. A scale is disposed within the elongated member, wherein the scale includes a hook operably affixed thereto, the hook extending through the open lower end. A mounting member is removably affixed to an exterior surface of the elongated member, wherein the mounting member can secure the elongated member to a mount.