The invention relates to a bait drive unit (1), in particular to be installed in a bait fish (100, 110), and to a bait fish (100, 110) having a bait drive unit (1). The object of the invention is to provide a bait drive unit (1) which, situated in a bait fish (100, 110), imitates even more effectively the movements of a “sick” bait fish (100, 110) and thus promises an even higher yield when fishing. A further object of the invention is to provide a bait fish (100, 110) having such a bait drive unit (1). The object is achieved, inter alia, by a bait drive unit (1), in particular to be installed in a bait fish (100, 110), having an energy store (2), an electromotive drive device (3) and a shaft actuatable via the electromotive drive device (3), in that the shaft (4) is curved in such a way that, when projecting into a plane, the curvature of the shaft (4) does not undergo any change in the sign.

A minnow capturing system includes a tubular member that has an open first end, an open second end and a perimeter wall having a plurality of elongated slits. The slits expose portions of a minnow held within the tubular member such that a hook can extend through the slits and through the minnow. A housing for holding minnows and water has a bottom wall and a peripheral wall. The peripheral wall includes a front wall, a rear wall, a first side wall and a second side wall. A juncture is defined where the bottom wall meets the first side wall. The interior surface of the first side wall is concavel arcuate from the front wall to the rear wall. The tubular member is positionable against the juncture such that a minnow in the housing swims into the second end.

An illustrated view of an exemplary bait storage device for transporting and storing bait scent products and power bait. The bait storage device is useful for providing an effective mean of storing and transporting fishing bait, such as pre-packaged bait scent products, power baits, etc. Also, the bait storage device provides improved organization and convenience by ensuring that baits are readily accessible when needed and/or wanted. The bait storage device is also transportable.

An illustrated view of an exemplary bait storage device for transporting and storing bait scent products and power bait. The bait storage device is useful for providing an effective mean of storing and transporting fishing bait, such as pre-packaged bait scent products, power baits, etc. Also, the bait storage device provides improved organization and convenience by ensuring that baits are readily accessible when needed and/or wanted. The bait storage device is also transportable.

Systems and methods for providing improved child-resistant safety container systems. Exemplary container systems include a container body having a registration mark and two apertures, a cap body having a registration mark and two apertures, and a locking pin. The container body and cap body can be configured so that when they are engaged, there is alignment between the registration marks of the container and cap bodies, and there is vertical alignment and radial alignment between respective apertures of the container and cap bodies so as to allow insertion of the locking pin through the apertures.

Systems and methods for providing improved child-resistant safety container systems. Exemplary container systems include a container body having a registration mark and two apertures, a cap body having a registration mark and two apertures, and a locking pin. The container body and cap body can be configured so that when they are engaged, there is alignment between the registration marks of the container and cap bodies, and there is vertical alignment and radial alignment between respective apertures of the container and cap bodies so as to allow insertion of the locking pin through the apertures.

A fishing rod station is presented. The fishing rod station has front portion which has a first leg, a second leg and a table. The fishing rod table has a rear portion which has a first leg, a second leg, and a table. Also, the fishing rod table has a middle portion which has an upper right arm, a right base arm, an upper left arm, a left base arm, and a table. The right base arm securely coupled to the first leg of the front portion and securely coupled to the first leg of the rear portion. The left base arm securely coupled to the second leg of the front portion and securely coupled to the second leg of the rear portion. The upper right arm of the middle portion securely coupled to the first leg of the front portion and securely coupled to the first leg of the rear portion. The table of the middle portion securely coupled to the right base arm of the middle portion and securely coupled to the left base arm of the middle portion. The station has a collapsible bait cutting table coupled to the table of the rear portion. Further, the station has a storage compartment, being the table of the middle portion, for storing tool, phones, supplies, etc. and a cup holder coupled to the table of the rear portion. The height is generally thirteen (13) to nineteen (19) inches which is knee height to aid in ease and speed of access to the fishing rods.

A fishing rod station is presented. The fishing rod station has front portion which has a first leg, a second leg and a table. The fishing rod table has a rear portion which has a first leg, a second leg, and a table. Also, the fishing rod table has a middle portion which has an upper right arm, a right base arm, an upper left arm, a left base arm, and a table. The right base arm securely coupled to the first leg of the front portion and securely coupled to the first leg of the rear portion. The left base arm securely coupled to the second leg of the front portion and securely coupled to the second leg of the rear portion. The upper right arm of the middle portion securely coupled to the first leg of the front portion and securely coupled to the first leg of the rear portion. The table of the middle portion securely coupled to the right base arm of the middle portion and securely coupled to the left base arm of the middle portion. The station has a collapsible bait cutting table coupled to the table of the rear portion. Further, the station has a storage compartment, being the table of the middle portion, for storing tool, phones, supplies, etc. and a cup holder coupled to the table of the rear portion. The height is generally thirteen (13) to nineteen (19) inches which is knee height to aid in ease and speed of access to the fishing rods.

A bait holder includes a multi-purpose lid that has a sliding portion operable to both cut and enclose bait within a bait container.

A fishing accessory organizer that is installed underneath of a boat seat to allow a user to conveniently locate and retrieve equipment. The fishing accessory organizer includes a container body through which a seat pole hole traverses. The container body is fitted around a pedestal pole of a boat seat, wherein the pedestal pole traverses through the seat pole hole, such that the container body may freely rotate about the pedestal pole. A plurality of organization cavities is formed into the container body, wherein each of the plurality of organization cavities is of various shape and size to accommodate different fishing equipment. A locking plate positioned below the container body allows the user to adjust the height of the container body and configure the optimal reach.