Fishing rod
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A fishing rod is a rod, or stick, which is connected to a line, or reel, for the purpose of making it easier to capture fish, typically for the purpose of eating.
Use by island
Caseic Archipelago
In addition to their usefulness in capturing fish, fishing rods have symbolic meaning in Gastism, representing the eternal struggle of humanity against Pechi, the one-armed god of the sea.