Leash for fishing rods
OwnerRichard T. Hubbard, Jr., Richard P. Beatyinventors
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A leash is described for attachment between an article such as a fishing rod and a relatively stationary surface. The leash includes an elongated elastic member resiliently stretchable between first and second member ends. A strap connector is provided at the first end, adapted to be wrapped about and attached to an article such as a fishing rod. A clip is provided at the second end of the elongated elastic member. A keeper including a pair of elastic member receiving apertures is oriented transversely to the elastic member and is mounted along the member length between the first and second ends. The elastic member is slidably threaded through both elastic member receiving apertures. A clip anchor point is also provided on the keeper. The keeper is selectively adjustable along the length of the elastic member at selected distances from the second end. The clip is attachable at the anchor point to form a doubled section attachable to the relatively stationary surface along the elastic member between the keeper and clip. The length of the doubled section is variable with selective adjustment of the keeper along the length of the elastic member to correspondingly vary the overall length of the leash and resistance to tension along the leash between the relatively stationary surface and the strap connector.
A leash for attachment between an article and a relatively stationary surface, comprising:
A leash for attachment between an article and a relatively stationary surface, comprising:
A leash for attachment between an article and a relatively stationary surface, comprising:
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