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US 12,268,198 B1Granted
System and method for miniature fishing catamaran
OwnerHerbert W. Gainesinventor
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Abstract
A system and method for a fishing catamaran used for bank fishing or other activities that may be sent or placed at a specific desired location whereby the fishing catamaran would have a rear quick release mechanism designed to detach the fishing line when a force is applied by a fish.
Claims5
A miniature multi-hulled watercraft with a quick release mechanism for remote casting, comprising:
- three components that extend downward into a body of water when floating and are parallel with another, wherein the three components include a first component on a first side, a second component on a second side, and a third component positioned between the first component and the second component, that extends farther forward than the first component and the second component;
- a first plank that is rectangle and elongated in shape and connected to and extends between a top surface of the first component and a top surface of the second component wherein the first plank extends over the third component;
- a second plank connected to the top surface of the first component and the top surface of the second component and extends over the third component wherein the first plank is more forward than the second plank;
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- two protrusions on top of a top surface of the first plank for steering or guiding the miniature multi-hulled watercraft, wherein a first protrusion of the two protrusions is positioned laterally between the first component and the third component, wherein a second protrusion of the two protrusions is laterally positioned between the second component and the third component, wherein the first protrusion extends forward past the first plank and bends at an angle towards the first component and the second protrusion extends forward past the first plank and bends at an opposite angle to the angle towards the second component.
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A miniature multi-hulled watercraft with a quick release mechanism for remote casting, comprising:
- three components that extend downward into a body of water when floating and are parallel with another, wherein the three components include a first component on a first side, a second component on a second side, and a third component positioned between the first component and the second component, that extends farther forward than the first component and the second component;
- a first plank that is rectangle and elongated in shape and connected to and extends between a top surface of the first component and a top surface of the second component wherein the first plank extends over the third component;
- a second plank connected to the top surface of the first component and the top surface of the second component and extends over the third component wherein the first plank is more forward than the second plank;
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- two protrusions at a top surface of the first plank that are used to steer or guide the miniature multi-hulled watercraft, wherein a first protrusion of the two protrusions is positioned laterally between the first component and the third component, wherein a second protrusion of the two protrusions is laterally positioned between the second component and the third component, wherein the first component, the second component, and the third component have a rectangular shape with a narrowed portion at a front, wherein the first protrusion extends forward past the first plank and bends at an angle towards the first component and the second protrusion extends forward past the first plank and bends at an opposite angle to angle towards the second component, wherein the quick release mechanism includes a flexible piece placed on the top surface of the second plank, directly above the third component wherein the flexible piece has a fastener through the flexible piece into the miniature multi-hulled watercraft wherein ends of the flexible piece are stationary and lie flat unless a force is applied.
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