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A person who fishes with a rod and line.

A fishing technique that involves a reel with a revolving spool and is mounted above the casting rod.

A practice of catching fish and then releasing them back into the water.

Throwing bait into the water to attract fish

A mechanical function of the fishing reel that allows the line to be pulled out under tension.

An electronic device used to locate fish underwater by detecting reflected pulses of sound energy.

A pole with a sharp hook on the end used to stab and lift a large fish out of the water.

A fishing technique where a jig is moved up and down in the water column.

The specific ways to tie line or rope in angling.

An artificial fishing bait designed to attract a fish's attention.

A type of fishing line made from a single fiber of plastic.

Using a net to capture fish.

Poles that extend from the sides of a fishing boat to spread fishing lines more widely.

A type of fishing lure traditionally made of wood or plastic.

A mechanical device attached to a fishing rod, used in winding and stowing line.

Weights used in fishing to sink the bait or lure to the desired depth.

A type of fishing rod designed for use with a spinning reel.

A small device that prevents the fishing line from twisting.

A box or bag used by anglers to hold fishing equipment and accessories.

A fishing technique where one or more fishing lines, baited with lures or bait fish, are drawn through the water.

A waterproof boot extending to the chest, used by anglers when fishing.

A short length of material tied between the mainline and the lure or hook.

A fishhook without a barb, making it easier to remove from the fish's mouth.

The part of the casting motion in fly fishing where the rod is moved backward.

A visual or audible signal to the angler that a fish is biting the bait.

A fly fishing technique where a fly is repeatedly bounced on and off the water surface.

Cutting the bones out of fish to prepare it for cooking.

The natural environment in which a particular species of fish lives.

The practice of catching fish through an opening in the ice on a frozen body of water.