Livewell operation and control for a vessel

This invention describes an automated system for managing a boat's livewell, where caught fish are stored. When a fisherman indicates a fish has been caught, a marine electronic device on the boat automatically activates a pump to either fill the livewell with fresh water from the surrounding body of water or recirculate the water already inside. The system can also monitor oxygen levels to ensure the fish stay healthy.

Why it matters: Filed before widespread integration of smart fishing gear or advanced voice control into marine electronics. The claims' "indication of a fish catch" could now leverage more seamless, automated inputs beyond a simple button press, enhancing user experience.

Status: Not in forceListed as no longer active. The specific reason is not in the record we hold.
How hard to build: ModerateMarine electronics, pump, sensors, control software

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