A tubular reel seat for fishing rod includes a tubular movable hood and a trigger. The tubular movable hood is disposed on a front side of the reel seat, and includes a hood portion configured to cover a front-end portion of a reel foot of the fishing rod. The trigger is disposed in part of a circumference of an outer circumferential surface of the movable hood on an opposite side of the hood portion, the trigger is configured to be hooked by a finger from the front side.

A support pole system for supporting articles above the ground or earth includes a support pole formed from at least two elongated pole sections that are movably coupled together so that the pole sections can be moved relative to one another between collapsed and extended positions to shorten and lengthen the support pole. An article head piece is coupled to an upper end of the support pole for attaching articles to the support pole. A base assembly couples to the lower end of the support pole and has a stake configured for insertion into the ground or earth for supporting the support pole in an upright position. The stake has projecting members that engage the ground or earth when the stake is inserted therein to prevent rotation of the stake about the longitudinal axis of the stake. A cross member is positioned at an upper end of the stake to form a footrest to facilitate insertion of the stake into the ground or earth.

This invention relates to an improved holder for a fishing rod. typical fishing rod holders are difficult to quickly and accurately adjust. Some even require the use of a tool to adjust. The claimed invention teaches a rod holder with a convenient adjustment mechanism that allows a user to adjust the angle of the rod holder in two planes without the use of a tool and with only one hand.

This invention relates to an improved holder for a fishing rod. typical fishing rod holders are difficult to quickly and accurately adjust. Some even require the use of a tool to adjust. The claimed invention teaches a rod holder with a convenient adjustment mechanism that allows a user to adjust the angle of the rod holder in two planes without the use of a tool and with only one hand.

An adjustable fishing rod handle assembly having a handle assembly and an arm support assembly. The handle assembly has an upper member, an interior bracket, and a lower member, whereby the upper member and the lower member are coupled, and the interior bracket is positioned inside the upper member and the lower member. The handle assembly and the arm support assembly are removable mounted onto a fishing rod.

The present invention relates to a pivotably adjustable fishing equipment mount, particularly embodied with a fishing rod holder that can be swivelled to different angles and fixed at variable positions as per the user requirement. It is attachable to the gunwale of a fishing boat, and capable of being adjusted to different angles. Further, the mount can be moved completely inside the boat while remaining attached to the boat. In one embodiment, the mount flips (or pivots) into the interior of the boat so that the boat can be covered by a boat cover tarp without obstruction.

The present invention relates to a pivotably adjustable fishing equipment mount, particularly embodied with a fishing rod holder that can be swivelled to different angles and fixed at variable positions as per the user requirement. It is attachable to the gunwale of a fishing boat, and capable of being adjusted to different angles. Further, the mount can be moved completely inside the boat while remaining attached to the boat. In one embodiment, the mount flips (or pivots) into the interior of the boat so that the boat can be covered by a boat cover tarp without obstruction.

A fishing rod support includes a tubular rod receiver configured to receive and retain the elongated butt-end of a single fishing rod, and a bracket element including two portions with different angular orientations with respect to the tubular receiver. Each of the bracket portions is configured to engage, in like manner, a rigid mount. The mount is configured to be secured to a stable working surface, as a supporting base, such as the rigid structure of a fishing boat. In use, the alternative engaging of the bracket portions with the mount enables two different supported angular orientations of the tubular receiver, and hence of the fishing rod.

A fishing rod support includes a tubular rod receiver configured to receive and retain the elongated butt-end of a single fishing rod, and a bracket element including two portions with different angular orientations with respect to the tubular receiver. Each of the bracket portions is configured to engage, in like manner, a rigid mount. The mount is configured to be secured to a stable working surface, as a supporting base, such as the rigid structure of a fishing boat. In use, the alternative engaging of the bracket portions with the mount enables two different supported angular orientations of the tubular receiver, and hence of the fishing rod.

Fishing equipment carriers include a rod housing and a support coupled to the rod housing. The support defines an aperture configured to receive a fishing rod therethrough.