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Granted Patent B2
US 9,635,846 · App. 14/545,539 · Granted May 2, 2017

Barge assistant rod saver

Inventor: Charleston Bargman (Miami, FL)
A01K97/10A01K99/00F16M13/04A01K87/00A01K87/007A01K87/08A01K97/08A01K97/12
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Patent No.
US 9,635,846
App. No.
14/545,539
Granted
May 2, 2017
Kind
B2
Abstract

Losing your best/favorite reel and rod while fishing, is devastating. I have lost a few. I have observed other fishermen losing reels and rods also due to fish pullover. The fish were literally taking our reels and rods. I said, “There has to be a solution.” I began experimenting with many items from boat holders to bungee cords; from hard materials to soft materials and spikes to rope tees. Nothing worked until I put together The Barge Assistant Rod Saver. The Barge Assistant Rod Saver consists of: a hook, link chain, screws, washers, holding nut and a round weight. This was designed to prevent immediate rod pullover on a fish initial strike. The results were astonishing. The Barge Assistant Rod Saver allowed me time to get to my fishing rods before losing them. I have not lost a rod as a result of using The Barge Assistant Rod Saver.

Claims (9)

1. A Barge Assistant Rod Saver for attachment to a fishing rod that will assist in preventing immediate rod pullover into water on fish initial strike, comprising:

a hook screw configured to extend through a hole in a handle of a fishing rod;

a hook screw washer placed on the hook screw to prevent the hook screw from passing completely through the hole in the handle;

a save hook threaded onto the hook screw;

a link chain having a first end and a second end, wherein the first end of the chain is attached to the save hook;

a chain screw;

a weight having a hole therethrough;

a holding nut and a holding nut washer, wherein the holding nut extends through the hole in the weight such that the holding nut washer prevents the holding nut from passing completely through the hole of the weight;

wherein the chain screw is attached to the chain adjacent the second end to secure the chain to the weight such that the rod saver is configured to provide resistance to pulling forces on the rod.

Continuity (1)
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