Fishing and convenience stool

Claim 1

A FISHING AND CONVENIENCE STOOL OF THE CHARACTER DESCRIBED THAT COMPRISES A SUPPORT CONSISTING OF A PAIR OF U-SHAPED FRAMES THAT ARE PIVOTALLY CONNECTED TOGETHER TO SWING TOWARD AND FROM EACH OTHER, THE FRAMES EACH FORMING A PAIR OF LEGS THAT ARE CONNECTED TOGETHER TO FORM A HEAD RAIL, TEXTILE STRIPS THAT EXTEND BETWEEN THE HEAD RAILS TO LIMIT THE SWINGING OF THE FRAMES AWAY FROM EACH OTHER, THE STRIPS AT THEIR OPPOSITE ENDS BEING FIXEDLY CONNECTED TO THE RAILS, EACH OF THE STRIPS BEING CONNECTED TOGETHER BY TEXTILE STRIPS THAT ARE PARALLEL WITH THE RAILS AND WHEREBY THE SEVERAL STRIPS DEFINE AN OPENING AND WITH THE STRIPS ALSO CONSTITUTING A WEIGHT SUPPORTING FRAME, A TEXTILE SEAT-FORMING STRIP THAT IS ADAPTED TO HAVE OVERLYING ENGAGEMENT WITH THE FIRST-NAMED STRIPS AND WHEREBY THE SEAT-FORMING STRIP IS RE-INFORCED TO CARRY THE WEIGHT OF A PERSON SITTING THEREON, THE SEAT-FORMING STRIP HAVING ITS OPPOSITE ENDS DETACHABLY CONNECTED TO THE RAILS AND A FLEXIBLE RECEPTACLE FIXEDLY CONNECTED TO THE UNDERSIDE OF THE SEAT-FORMING STRIP AND EXTENDING DOWNWARDLY THROUGH THE OPENING DEFINED BY THE FIRST NAMED STRIPS.