A dispenser for dispensing a fish attracting liquid during a fishing experience at the discretion of an angler. The dispenser includes a housing having a portion that is hollow; and a reservoir for containing a fish attracting liquid defined in the hollow portion of the housing and including a wall in common with the housing. The wall in common with the reservoir and the housing have at least one hole in communication with the housing exterior. An elongated plunger mounted in the reservoir has a portion extending outside the housing and the plunger has a piston fixed thereto intermediate its ends with a first face of the piston for contacting the fish attracting liquid in the reservoir and a second face for contacting the wall in common with the reservoir. A device is manually operable by an angler for causing the plunger to be pushed into the reservoir to force fish attracting liquid out of at least one through hole extending from the first face to the second face of the piston. The forced out liquid mixes with ambient water and passes out of the housing via at least one hole in communication with the housing exterior.

A dispenser for dispensing a fish attracting liquid during a fishing experience at the discretion of an angler. The dispenser includes a housing having a portion that is hollow; and a reservoir for containing a fish attracting liquid defined in the hollow portion of the housing and including a wall in common with the housing. The wall in common with the reservoir and the housing have at least one hole in communication with the housing exterior. An elongated plunger mounted in the reservoir has a portion extending outside the housing and the plunger has a piston fixed thereto intermediate its ends with a first face of the piston for contacting the fish attracting liquid in the reservoir and a second face for contacting the wall in common with the reservoir. A device is manually operable by an angler for causing the plunger to be pushed into the reservoir to force fish attracting liquid out of at least one through hole extending from the first face to the second face of the piston. The forced out liquid mixes with ambient water and passes out of the housing via at least one hole in communication with the housing exterior.

A fish attracting lamp device includes a rod with at least one fixing portion; at least one lamp frame with a connecting portion fixed to the fixing portion of the rod; a plurality of light sources fixed in the at least one lamp frame to produce light beams to attract fish and each being provided with a coolant input pipe and a coolant output pipe; and a cooling pipe set connected to the coolant input and output pipes of the light sources. A fish attracting lamp system in accordance with the present invention includes plural such fish attracting lamp devices, each of the fish attracting lamp devices has a pipeline inlet connected to a pipeline inlet of a neighboring fish attracting lamp device, and has a pipeline outlet connected to a pipeline outlet of another neighboring fish attracting lamp device.

A fish attracting lamp device includes a rod with at least one fixing portion; at least one lamp frame with a connecting portion fixed to the fixing portion of the rod; a plurality of light sources fixed in the at least one lamp frame to produce light beams to attract fish and each being provided with a coolant input pipe and a coolant output pipe; and a cooling pipe set connected to the coolant input and output pipes of the light sources. A fish attracting lamp system in accordance with the present invention includes plural such fish attracting lamp devices, each of the fish attracting lamp devices has a pipeline inlet connected to a pipeline inlet of a neighboring fish attracting lamp device, and has a pipeline outlet connected to a pipeline outlet of another neighboring fish attracting lamp device.

A structure for attracting and accumulating aquatic organisms that is a simple, inexpensive, non-degradable unit, easy to assemble and use, as well as easy to retrieve and move for use in a different location, formed of a central 4 PVC pipe having cut outs through which are inserted bar slats made of solid, generally rigid, 100% PVC material. The bar installation is a compressed fit into the cut-out sections of pipe, forming a compress fit, self-expanding, spring-lock design. Holes may be drilled in each end of the central pipe so that a hook may be inserted in one end, allowing the habitat structure to be hung from a dock or tethered to another stationary object, or retrieved with a boat hook for ease in removal and relocation. Alternatively, the use of coupling connections permits joining one habitat structure to another in order to form a larger habitat structure.

A dredge having easily replaceable arms, a composite dredge which is configurable to laterally couple at least two hubs, and methods for using the same are provided. In one embodiment, a dredge includes plurality of arms having at least one teaser attachment and a first hub configured to removably retain the arms in a radial orientation. At least one arm is configured to attached to a second hub.

There is provided a bait container comprising a casing defining a cavity to contain bait in use, the casing having a closure moveable between a closed position and an open position in which the cavity is at least partially open to the environment. The bait container further comprises a retaining means for releasably securing the closure in the closed position, and the retaining means comprises a latch member provided on one of the closure or the casing. The latch member is configured to engage an engagement formation on the other of the closure or the casing, the latch member comprising a magnet. The retaining means comprises a magnetic arrangement movable to a first position where the latch magnet is biased into an engagement with the engagement formation, and to a second position where the latch magnet is biased out of engagement with the engagement formation.

There is provided a bait container comprising a casing defining a cavity to contain bait in use, the casing having a closure moveable between a closed position and an open position in which the cavity is at least partially open to the environment. The bait container further comprises a retaining means for releasably securing the closure in the closed position, and the retaining means comprises a latch member provided on one of the closure or the casing. The latch member is configured to engage an engagement formation on the other of the closure or the casing, the latch member comprising a magnet. The retaining means comprises a magnetic arrangement movable to a first position where the latch magnet is biased into an engagement with the engagement formation, and to a second position where the latch magnet is biased out of engagement with the engagement formation.

A submersible lantern is anchored to the sea floor and kept upright by a float and a countersink weight. The lantern emits multiple patterns of green and white light. The lantern has an elongated body, and includes a float and weight to vertically orient the lantern underwater so that it emits light 360 degrees around the lantern body. A push button switch along with a PCB board cycles the lights and power level to the lights based on the particular application. A wireless circuit is used for remote operation via a mobile phone or other wireless device. The lantern can be used both in the sea and on land, and includes a two-part power connector to connect to various power sources including a conventional 12-volt battery, a 12-volt battery through a cigarette lighter

A scent tab has an active layer, an adhesive layer, a barrier layer, and a removable release liner adjacent to the adhesive layer. A scented fishing lure has a fishing lure and a scent tab having an active layer which has an active agent, a barrier layer, and an adhesive layer and the adhesive layer of the scent tape reversibly secures the scent tape to the fishing lure.