Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying – Fishing – Rod
Patent
1998-11-25
2000-07-11
Carone, Michael J.
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
Fishing
Rod
43 25, 43 26, 20631511, A01K 8700, A01K 9708, B65D 8500
Patent
active
060854553
ABSTRACT:
A protective housing for a fishing pole is disclosed. The protective housing includes first and second housing elements, each having a substantially planar surface, first and second opposing longitudinal walls and first and second opposing end walls extending from the substantially planar surface, the first longitudinal walls of the first and second housing elements being hingedly coupled together so as to form an interior chamber when the protective housing is in a closed position. In the closed position, the second longitudinal wall and the first and second end wall of the first housing element are in mutual contact with the second longitudinal wall and the first and second end wall of the second housing element, respectively. The second longitudinal walls of each of the first and second housing elements have cooperating latch elements for securing the protective housing in the closed position and the first and second end walls of each of the first and second housing elements have a semicircular cutout arranged so as to form a circular opening in each end of the protective housing when in the closed position. The protective housing is mountable on the fishing pole by placing the rod longitudinally across one of the first and second housing elements, within the cutouts in the end walls of the housing element, and pivoting the first and second housing elements together until the protective housing is in the closed position with the rod being disposed within the circular openings at each end of the protective housing. The protective housing further includes at least one storage compartment integrally formed with the first housing element, the storage compartment being constructed and arranged so as to be located within the interior chamber when the protective housing is in the closed position.
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Bracken Ruth Ann
Bracken Thomas Lee
B&G Manufacturing Enterprises, LLC
Carone Michael J.
French III Fredrick T.
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