An outboard motor for a marine vessel application, and related methods of making and operating same, are disclosed herein. In at least one embodiment, the outboard motor includes a horizontal-crankshaft engine in an upper portion of the outboard motor, positioned substantially positioned above a trimming axis of the outboard motor. In at least another embodiment, first, second and third transmission devices are employed to transmit rotational power from the engine to one or more propellers at a lower portion of the outboard motor. In at least a further embodiment, the outboard motor is made to include a rigid interior assembly formed by the engine, multiple transmission devices, and a further structural component. In further embodiments, the outboard motor includes numerous cooling, exhaust, and/or oil system components, as well as other transmission features.

A system for securing a submerged buoy including a signalling element floating on the surface and connected to the buoy by a link, said securing system being wherein it includes a reversible coupling device comprising an attachment member secured to the end of the link opposite the signalling element, a complementary attachment member rigidly connected to the buoy and capable of engaging with said attachment member in order to allow the link to be secured to or released from the buoy, a pressure sensor, a control unit associated with a time measurement unit, said control unit ordering said complementary attachment member to separate from said attachment member when a pressure variation, measured by associating said pressure sensor and said time-measurement unit, is higher than a set value.

An outrigger clamp to couple together two or more nestable tubes. The clamp can include a guide for retaining filament. The guide can rotate about an axis based on the forces applied to the outrigger to better align the filament and guides, and therefore align the forces applied to the outrigger and filament. The retainer can be, for example, one or more rollers that help prevent the filament from becoming creased or kinked during use.

An outrigger clamp to couple together two or more nestable tubes. The clamp can include a guide for retaining filament. The guide can rotate about an axis based on the forces applied to the outrigger to better align the filament and guides, and therefore align the forces applied to the outrigger and filament. The retainer can be, for example, one or more rollers that help prevent the filament from becoming creased or kinked during use.

A portable canopy for use with a boat having a covered helm and at least two fishing rod holders mounted thereto. The portable canopy employs a first tubular shaped support member having a proximal end securable to a rod holder found on a fishing boat. A second tubular shaped support member having a proximal end is secured to a second rod holder, adjacent to, but spaced apart from, the first support member. The first and second support members are secured to the rod holders by use of locking pins. A spreader bar is attached to the distal end of each said support member, forming a rigid frame between the support members and the rod holders. A fabric cover extends between the support members, providing shade to the occupants beneath the canopy.

The boat seat fishing accessory attachment is configured for use with a vessel. The vessel is further defined with a seat. The seat if further defined with a stanchion, a bench, and a plurality of bolts. The plurality of bolts attach the bench to the stanchion. The boat seat fishing accessory attachment attaches to the seat. The boat seat fishing accessory attachment provides storage. The boat seat fishing accessory attachment provides storage for tackle used for angling activities, segregated bait storage for angling activities, and a beverage for hydration. The boat seat fishing accessory attachment comprises a mounting plate, a plurality of extension structures, and a plurality of lockers. The mounting plate attaches the boat seat fishing accessory attachment to the seat. The plurality of extension structures attach the plurality of lockers to the mounting plate such that the plurality of lockers are accessible from the seat.

The present invention discloses a remote controlled unmanned fishing boat intended to effect remote control fishing. The remote controlled unmanned fishing boat includes a fish shoal detector for detecting a shoal of fish, a first transmitter for transmitting by specific radio waves the information concerning the shoal of fish detected by the fish shoal detector, a propelling power source for propelling the boat, a controller for steering the boat, and a first receiver for receiving specific radio waves concerning the operations of the fish shoal detector, the propelling power source, and the controller, all for inducing the operations. Further, the boat is provided with a lifting handle for lifting the boat from the water surface, wherein the lifting handle is formed from a cutout portion of the boat.

The present invention discloses a remote controlled unmanned fishing boat intended to effect remote control fishing. The remote controlled unmanned fishing boat includes a fish shoal detector for detecting a shoal of fish, a first transmitter for transmitting by specific radio waves the information concerning the shoal of fish detected by the fish shoal detector, a propelling power source for propelling the boat, a controller for steering the boat, and a first receiver for receiving specific radio waves concerning the operations of the fish shoal detector, the propelling power source, and the controller, all for inducing the operations. Further, the boat is provided with a lifting handle for lifting the boat from the water surface, wherein the lifting handle is formed from a cutout portion of the boat.

An outboard motor for a marine vessel application, and related methods of making and operating same, are disclosed herein. In at least one embodiment, the outboard motor includes a horizontal-crankshaft engine in an upper portion of the outboard motor, positioned substantially positioned above a trimming axis of the outboard motor. In at least another embodiment, first, second and third transmission devices are employed to transmit rotational power from the engine to one or more propellers at a lower portion of the outboard motor. In at least a further embodiment, the outboard motor is made to include a rigid interior assembly formed by the engine, multiple transmission devices, and a further structural component. In further embodiments, the outboard motor includes numerous cooling, exhaust, and/or oil system components, as well as other transmission features.

An outboard motor for a marine vessel application, and related methods of making and operating same, are disclosed herein. In at least one embodiment, the outboard motor includes a horizontal-crankshaft engine in an upper portion of the outboard motor, positioned substantially positioned above a trimming axis of the outboard motor. In at least another embodiment, first, second and third transmission devices are employed to transmit rotational power from the engine to one or more propellers at a lower portion of the outboard motor. In at least a further embodiment, the outboard motor is made to include a rigid interior assembly formed by the engine, multiple transmission devices, and a further structural component. In further embodiments, the outboard motor includes numerous cooling, exhaust, and/or oil system components, as well as other transmission features.