An improved line cutter for fishing rods is provided, comprising a reel seat having a base, wherein the base includes a trigger extending from the base. A slot is formed into the trigger, wherein the slot is adapted to accept a portion of fishing line. A blade with a cutting edge is positioned within the slot, and the cutting edge is exposed to cut the fishing line when the fishing line is pressed against the blade. An alternative design is also provided wherein the trigger is removable from the reel seat base. In the removable trigger, the entire trigger and blade assembly may be replaced, or a blade pocket inside the trigger permits retention and replacement of the blade alone.

An improved line cutter for fishing rods is provided, comprising a reel seat having a base, wherein the base includes a trigger extending from the base. A slot is formed into the trigger, wherein the slot is adapted to accept a portion of fishing line. A blade with a cutting edge is positioned within the slot, and the cutting edge is exposed to cut the fishing line when the fishing line is pressed against the blade. An alternative design is also provided wherein the trigger is removable from the reel seat base. In the removable trigger, the entire trigger and blade assembly may be replaced, or a blade pocket inside the trigger permits retention and replacement of the blade alone.

A fishing line guide is a narrow, elongate shaft having a front end and a back end. The front end has a blunt tip, while the back end includes a fishing line clamp. The fishing line clamp includes an aperture and converging side portions that are adapted to, together, receive a fishing line through the aperture and then releasably securing that line in between the converging side portions.

A fishing line guide is a narrow, elongate shaft having a front end and a back end. The front end has a blunt tip, while the back end includes a fishing line clamp. The fishing line clamp includes an aperture and converging side portions that are adapted to, together, receive a fishing line through the aperture and then releasably securing that line in between the converging side portions.

A fishing line clip is a handy tool for fishermen when stringing up a fishing rod for use or storage. The line clip can be releasably attached to a fishing line that has been fed through fishing rod eyelets. The clip prevents the line from falling back through the eyelets. The clip includes a plug fixed to a line clamp. The plug is sized to be larger than the diameter of a fishing rod eyelet. The line clamp allows for convenient fixing and releasing of a fishing line to the clip.

A fishing line clip is a handy tool for fishermen when stringing up a fishing rod for use or storage. The line clip can be releasably attached to a fishing line that has been fed through fishing rod eyelets. The clip prevents the line from falling back through the eyelets. The clip includes a plug fixed to a line clamp. The plug is sized to be larger than the diameter of a fishing rod eyelet. The line clamp allows for convenient fixing and releasing of a fishing line to the clip.

The invention relates to fishing accessories and it is used for balancing a fishing rod, fishing spinning, etc. The technical result is to improve the characteristics of the fishing rod by adjusting the position of the rod's center of gravity. The rod itself does not change. The device is convenient to install on the rod and remove from the rod. The device has the shape of a ring made from elastic material; there are weights inside the ring with a certain mass, depending on the mass of the rod. Weights can be arranged evenly along the circumference or in certain sectors.

The invention relates to fishing accessories and it is used for balancing a fishing rod, fishing spinning, etc. The technical result is to improve the characteristics of the fishing rod by adjusting the position of the rod's center of gravity. The rod itself does not change. The device is convenient to install on the rod and remove from the rod. The device has the shape of a ring made from elastic material; there are weights inside the ring with a certain mass, depending on the mass of the rod. Weights can be arranged evenly along the circumference or in certain sectors.

Removable traction mat wherein a foam is reinforced with a layer of fabric, fiber, or reinforced adhesive between a CLCC foam layer and the substrate or underlying surface. The layering is preferably a first foam layer and a fabric layer impregnated with a pressure sensitive adhesive. This prevents the CLCC foam from being bonded directly to the substrate and allows the fabric/fiber to support the CLCC foam such that the entire assembly can be removed in one piece without the CLCC foam disintegrating. The traction mat includes at least one slit to allow a user to secure a piece of fishing within the traction mat such that the user may easily and readily access such piece of fishing equipment. The location of the slits may be within a groove or near an identifying marker such as a colorful line.