A fishing platform, including a main body to float on a body of water, a stabilization plate movably connected to at least a portion of the main body to prevent the main body from movement in response to the stabilization plate touching a ground surface within the body of water, and a seat assembly rotatably disposed on at least a portion of the main body to rotate in at least one of a first rotational direction and a second rotational direction.

A toting apparatus can include a bucket, a combination lid and seat cushion, and a harness for carrying the apparatus while the lid covers the top opening of the bucket and the cushion is in the inflated or deflated configuration. The cushion can be formed by a drop-stitch type bladder inflatable using a common hand-operated bicycle pump. The harness can include a belt that wraps around the bucket and a pair or diametrically spaced-apart straps that adjustably and snuggly attach to a central handle structure atop the lid. Various corresponding patches of hook-and-vane style fabric fasteners allow for releasable affixation of various components of the apparatus. Thus the harness can be made of durable flexible fabric.

A mountable stand assembly comprises a body including a first side support frame, a second side support frame, a front side support frame coupled between the first side support frame and the second side support frame, and a standing surface coupled to each of the first side support frame, the second side support frame, and the front side support frame such that the standing surface is disposed above the first side support frame, the second side support frame, and the front side support frame. The standing surface includes a foot passage formed on a rear side of the standing surface, and a raised edge bent upward from an outer edge of each of the rear side, a front side, a left side, and a right side of the standing surface.

A mountable stand assembly comprises a body including a first side support frame, a second side support frame, a front side support frame coupled between the first side support frame and the second side support frame, and a standing surface coupled to each of the first side support frame, the second side support frame, and the front side support frame such that the standing surface is disposed above the first side support frame, the second side support frame, and the front side support frame. The standing surface includes a foot passage formed on a rear side of the standing surface, and a raised edge bent upward from an outer edge of each of the rear side, a front side, a left side, and a right side of the standing surface.

The present invention relates to an improved fishing seat designed to be used on a boat. The fishing seat is configured to be attached to an interior of a boat, and in one potential embodiment to a shelf/inwale of the boat. The fishing seat features a substantially rectangular backplate that is attached to the shelf and is designed to laterally move along the shelf, thereby enabling the fishing seat to lock into a desired position at any forward, amidships or aft position. A seating platform extending orthogonally from the backplate (and accessible from three sides), is used for sitting by a user for an activity such as fishing. The fishing seat can be generally folded flat when not in use to save space. A supporting plate hingedly connects a base of the backplate and a bottom surface of the seating platform.

The present invention relates to an improved fishing seat designed to be used on a boat. The fishing seat is configured to be attached to an interior of a boat, and in one potential embodiment to a shelf/inwale of the boat. The fishing seat features a substantially rectangular backplate that is attached to the shelf and is designed to laterally move along the shelf, thereby enabling the fishing seat to lock into a desired position at any forward, amidships or aft position. A seating platform extending orthogonally from the backplate (and accessible from three sides), is used for sitting by a user for an activity such as fishing. The fishing seat can be generally folded flat when not in use to save space. A supporting plate hingedly connects a base of the backplate and a bottom surface of the seating platform.

A portable fish cleaning assembly includes a platform that has a drink aperture, a tool aperture, a plurality of hook apertures and a pair of storage holes each extending therethrough. A pair of grapples is each removably coupled to the platform. Each of the grapples releasably engages a top pier rail having the platform being horizontally oriented on the top pier rail. In this way a fish can be positioned on the platform for filleting the fish. A pair of legs is each pivotally coupled to the platform. Each of the legs extends downwardly from the platform when the legs are positioned in a deployed position. In this way each of the legs abuts horizontal pier rails thereby retaining the platform in the horizontal orientation. A clamp is pivotally coupled to the platform to engage the fish for retaining the fish on the platform for filleting the fish.

A portable fish cleaning assembly includes a platform that has a drink aperture, a tool aperture, a plurality of hook apertures and a pair of storage holes each extending therethrough. A pair of grapples is each removably coupled to the platform. Each of the grapples releasably engages a top pier rail having the platform being horizontally oriented on the top pier rail. In this way a fish can be positioned on the platform for filleting the fish. A pair of legs is each pivotally coupled to the platform. Each of the legs extends downwardly from the platform when the legs are positioned in a deployed position. In this way each of the legs abuts horizontal pier rails thereby retaining the platform in the horizontal orientation. A clamp is pivotally coupled to the platform to engage the fish for retaining the fish on the platform for filleting the fish.

A tackle management system includes a lid. The lid includes an annular ring for securing to a rim of a bucket, a support structure extending across the annular ring, a plurality of hanging lure holes in the annular ring, and at least one pedestal hole in the support structure extending across the annular ring. The bucket may have a bottom surface with at least one pedestal hole in the bottom surface of the bucket and wherein the at least one pedestal hole in the support structure of the lid is in alignment with the at least one pedestal hole in the bottom surface of the bucket. The lid may further include at least one secondary support structure extending outwardly from the support structure to the annular ring.

A tackle management system includes a lid. The lid includes an annular ring for securing to a rim of a bucket, a support structure extending across the annular ring, a plurality of hanging lure holes in the annular ring, and at least one pedestal hole in the support structure extending across the annular ring. The bucket may have a bottom surface with at least one pedestal hole in the bottom surface of the bucket and wherein the at least one pedestal hole in the support structure of the lid is in alignment with the at least one pedestal hole in the bottom surface of the bucket. The lid may further include at least one secondary support structure extending outwardly from the support structure to the annular ring.