fishing hole
Where lines drop
A fishing hole is a spot where fish are known to gather, typically a pool or deeper section of a stream, river, or lake where anglers regularly cast their lines.
The term carries a casual, folksy quality: My grandfather had a secret fishing hole he never told anyone about.
It often implies a personal or local spot rather than a commercial fishing destination.
- pondSmall still body
- creekNarrow natural watercourse
- streamSteady continuous flow
- baitLure for prey
- tackleGear or takedown
tackle box · bobber · worm · lure · live bait · cast · catch · big catch · bass · trout · rod · reel · dock · bank · shade · bucket · cooler · quiet
- fishing spotsboat dock, boat docks, guide service, charter boat, charter boats
- fishing waterstrout stream, coastal waters, offshore waters, freshwater lakes, trout streams
- mountain streamsmountain stream, mountain brook, alpine stream, mountain river, mountain spring
- Rural Americafarm, barns, heartland, countryside, Midwest
- rural SouthBaptist church, dirt roads, gravel roads, backroads, country roads
- Redneckredneck, hillbilly, hick, yokel, bumpkin
source of fish
fishing holefish market
Retail seafood outlet
fishmonger · seafood market · fish farm · seafood counter · grocery store
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