Yakattack LLC

John Aubrey Hipsher

Luther Cifers, Iii

Joey Martin Pruitt

Daniel Anderson Newman

Kenneth P Green

A mount comprise multiple mounting locations for mounting various accessories in relation to a mounting surface. The mount comprises a proximate mounting location configured to be mounted in relation to the mounting surface, and multiple distal mounting locations for mounting accessories in a spaced relation to the proximate mounting location. An accessory may be mounted at the proximate mounting location, while at the same time, mounting the mount to the mounting surface. The distal mounting location may be spaced apart and elevated in relation to the proximate mounting location so that a user may reach between and below the distal mounting locations. The mount may also be configured to be mounted in a cantilevered fashion in relation to the mounting surface. The mount may be provided with an interlocking feature or surface, which may be in the form of a ratcheting or indexable feature, which may permit angular adjustment of the mount at discrete positions. The mount may support a tether, which may be stowed in closed out of the way in proximity to the mount, and which may be deployed to hold an accessory in relation to an accessory mount.

Accessory mount

A crate has an arrangement of fastening holes for mounting crate components, as well as various mounts and accessories to the outer and inner surface of the crate. The fastening holes are blind holes that do not breach, penetrate or pass-through panels defining the crate so that the crate remains watertight or sealed or leakproof. The fastening holes may be arranged to provide points of intersection for rules or guides that define a grid to aid in mounting components, mounts and accessories at desired locations. Outer fastening holes are provided in a repeating pattern and superimposed on inner fastening holes. The fastening holes provide for ease of customization without the need for drilling.

Fishing crate and components, accessories and mounts therefor

A mounting structure has characteristics, properties, or features that provide stability for the accessories mounted or supported in relation thereto. The mounting structure may be in the form of a rigid or a semi-rigid composition, which may be formed at least in part by, or sufficiently covered or coated with, a material having a damping capacity, or an ability to isolate an accessory for a vessel, a slotted track supported in relation to the vessel, or a mounting arrangement supported in relation to the vessel or the slotted track. The mounting structure may be in the form of an extension arm for offsetting the accessory laterally, crosswise or transversely in relation to the vessel, slotted track, or mounting arrangement. The extension arm may include, or carry, a surface, that is configured to interlock with a surface of a mating structure, namely, a mounting arrangement and/or an accessory or accessory mount. The surface may be in the form of a ratcheting surface comprising radially extending protrusions or recesses that cooperate with mating radially extending recesses or protrusions supported by the surface of the mating structure. The mating surfaces interlock to prohibit movement of one surface in relation to another, for example, to hold the mounting structure in fixed relation to the mounting arrangement and/or the accessory, or the accessory mount.

Growing community of inventors

Farmville, VA, United States of America

John Aubrey Hipsher