fishing pole
Catch-making stick
A fishing pole is a long, flexible rod used to catch fish.
A line runs from the tip to a hook, often with a reel attached to cast and retrieve.
He grabbed his fishing pole and headed to the lake.
Also called a fishing rod, though rod sometimes implies a more sophisticated setup.
Thin rigid stick
- reelWinding cylinder or dance
- lineContinuous mark or queue
- hookCurved catching device
- sinkersWeights that pull lines down
floats · swivel · leader · tippet · spool · monofilament · fluorocarbon · tackle box
Lure for prey
crankbait · plastic worm · popper · spoon · bobber · float · minnow · nightcrawler
Waterfront landing structure
- bankPlace holding deposits
- boatWatercraft for travel
- kayakEnclosed single-person watercraft
- canoeSlender paddled vessel
shoreline · dock · jetty · stream · river · lake · pond · reef
Freshwater game fish
- bassDeep pitch or fish
- salmonPink-fleshed migratory fish
- codCold-water food fish
- pikeLong battlefield spear
perch · mackerel · halibut · snapper · flounder · catfish · carp · bluegill
Shaping through liquid form
- trollingProvoking reactions online
- surfcastingAngling from the shoreline
- spinningRevolving around an axis
- jiggingJerky lure fishing technique
noodling · spearfishing · chumming · pitch · flip
rod
Thin rigid stick
sinkers · floats · swivel · leader · tippet · spool · monofilament · fluorocarbon · tackle box · gaff
bait
Lure for prey
spinner · crankbait · plastic worm · popper · spoon · bobber · float · minnow · nightcrawler · worm
pier
Waterfront landing structure
canoe · shoreline · dock · jetty · stream · river · lake · pond · reef · deep sea
trout
Freshwater game fish
pike · perch · mackerel · halibut · snapper · flounder · catfish · carp · bluegill · crappie
casting
Shaping through liquid form
- trollingProvoking reactions online
- surfcastingAngling from the shoreline
- spinningRevolving around an axis
- posts and polesfence post, flagpole, lamp post, goal post, goalpost
- freshwater beachsand, dunes, swimming area, dock, pier