A borehole fishing tool, including a grapple for fixedly attaching to a fish in a borehole, a tool housing to which the grapple is connected, and at least one camera, mounted in the tool housing, to generate at least one image of the fish in the borehole. The borehole fishing tool also includes at least one light source, mounted in the tool housing, to illuminating a portion of the borehole between the at least one camera and the fish, a connector attached to the tool housing to connect the tool housing to a conveyor, and a telemetry transceiver to transmit at least one image of the fish through a telemetry channel in the conveyor to a computer system at an Earth's surface.

A controllable downhole drilling and completion tool separating device and their method of use are provided. The device includes an upper mandrel connector, an outer sleeve, a claw clamp sleeve, a claw clamp locking ring, a mandrel sleeve, a lower connector, a piston ring and a pressure bearing ball. The upper end of the lower connector is on the outer side of the upper connector in a sleeving mode. A first annular cavity is between the lower connector and the upper connector. The piston ring is on the outer side of the upper connector in a sleeving mode and located in the first annular cavity. The claw clamp sleeve and the outer sleeve are sequentially arranged on the outer side of the upper connector in a sleeving mode. A second annular cavity is communicated with the first annular cavity and formed between the claw clamp sleeve and the upper connector.

A controllable downhole drilling and completion tool separating device and their method of use are provided. The device includes an upper mandrel connector, an outer sleeve, a claw clamp sleeve, a claw clamp locking ring, a mandrel sleeve, a lower connector, a piston ring and a pressure bearing ball. The upper end of the lower connector is on the outer side of the upper connector in a sleeving mode. A first annular cavity is between the lower connector and the upper connector. The piston ring is on the outer side of the upper connector in a sleeving mode and located in the first annular cavity. The claw clamp sleeve and the outer sleeve are sequentially arranged on the outer side of the upper connector in a sleeving mode. A second annular cavity is communicated with the first annular cavity and formed between the claw clamp sleeve and the upper connector.

A releasable tool using an electronic motor to drive a differential to engage or release a quick change sub that may be coupled to additional downhole tools, such as a perforating gun string.

Provided are wiper plugs with removable cores and methods of using the wiper plugs with removable cores. An example wiper plug with a removable core comprises a molded body, a wiper, a cavity through the interior of the molded body, a support disposed in the cavity, and the removable core disposed in the cavity. An example method of use comprises removing the core of the wiper plug without drilling through the wiper plug, and leaving the remainder of the wiper plug in the wellbore.

Provided are wiper plugs with removable cores and methods of using the wiper plugs with removable cores. An example wiper plug with a removable core comprises a molded body, a wiper, a cavity through the interior of the molded body, a support disposed in the cavity, and the removable core disposed in the cavity. An example method of use comprises removing the core of the wiper plug without drilling through the wiper plug, and leaving the remainder of the wiper plug in the wellbore.

A downhole tool for joining a string of pipe to a tubular already downhole with a seal element made of metal or metal alloy with a melting point lower than the melting point of the tool and tubular but higher than the temperature of expected downhole operating conditions.

A downhole tool for joining a string of pipe to a tubular already downhole with a seal element made of metal or metal alloy with a melting point lower than the melting point of the tool and tubular but higher than the temperature of expected downhole operating conditions.

The present disclosure is directed to a fishing head and a steel boot of a downhole receiver tool. In certain embodiments, the fishing head may include multiple body portions that include a channel to hold a cable of a downhole tool and a recess that is formed at the interface of the body portions. The body portions may be coupled via one or more pins that are fitted into the recess. In certain embodiments, a collar may be positioned on an exterior portion of the body portions of the fishing head to further secure the components. In certain embodiments, the collar may be coupled to the body portions of the fishing head via a biasing member such as a spring pin or other suitable coupling components.

The present disclosure is directed to a fishing head and a steel boot of a downhole receiver tool. In certain embodiments, the fishing head may include multiple body portions that include a channel to hold a cable of a downhole tool and a recess that is formed at the interface of the body portions. The body portions may be coupled via one or more pins that are fitted into the recess. In certain embodiments, a collar may be positioned on an exterior portion of the body portions of the fishing head to further secure the components. In certain embodiments, the collar may be coupled to the body portions of the fishing head via a biasing member such as a spring pin or other suitable coupling components.