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US 11,712,028 B2Granted
Rope releasing apparatus, fishing system and method for controlling a fishing system
AssigneeCarp Solutions, LLC
InventorsPrzemyslaw G. Bajer, Michael V. Hirt
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Abstract
A rope releasing apparatus includes an actuator, a wireless receiver for receiving a wireless signal to control the actuator, and a rope securing mechanism mechanically coupled to the actuator. The rope securing mechanism secures a rope. The rope is attached to a fishing net. In response to receiving the wireless signal, the wireless receiver activates the actuator to cause the rope securing mechanism to release the rope.
Claims14
A fishing system for fishing in a body of water, comprising:
- a post disposed in the body of water, wherein a first portion of the post is above a water surface of the body of water;
- a fishing net disposed in the body of water;
- a rope slidably attached to the post, wherein a first portion of the rope is connected to a weight, and a second portion of the rope is connected to the fishing net;
- and
- a fishing device trigger apparatus disposed on the first portion of the post, and the fishing device trigger apparatus including:
- an actuator;
- a wireless receiver for receiving a wireless signal to control the actuator;
- and
- a rope securing mechanism coupled to the actuator, wherein a portion of the rope is secured to the rope securing mechanism for holding the weight;
- wherein, in response to receiving the wireless signal, the wireless receiver controls the actuator to cause the rope securing mechanism to release the rope.
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A method for controlling a fishing system, comprising:
- receiving a wireless signal by a wireless receiver;
- activating an actuator;
- and
- causing a rope securing mechanism coupled to the actuator to release a rope,
- wherein a first portion of the rope is connected to a weight, a second portion of the rope is connected to a fishing net, and the weight is kept by the rope securing mechanism at a first position.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.