Here’s a structured answer for the game question "Parts of a Fishing Rod and Line" in English:
Parts of a Fishing Rod and Line
Handle (Grip)
Term: Handle / Grip
Function: Provides comfort and control while casting and reeling.
Rod Shaft (Shank)
Term: Rod Shaft / Shank
Function: The long, flexible body of the rod; determines casting distance and sensitivity.
Reel (Spool)
Term: Reel / Spool
Function: Holds the fishing line; used to cast and retrieve fish.
Guides (Fins)
Term: Guides / Fins
Function: Metal rings along the rod shaft to reduce friction and protect the line.
Rod Tip (Tip)
Term: Rod Tip
Function: The delicate end of the rod; used to detect bites and cast accurately.
Line (Fishing Line)
Term: Line /monofilament/polyethylene
Function: Connects the reel to the hook; transmits fishing pressure.
Bobber (Sinker)
Term: Bobber /浮漂 (float)
Function: A buoyant weight that helps track bites (common in game terms).
Lures / Bait
Term: Lures / Bait
Function: Attracts fish; varies by game species (e.g., plastic worms, jigs).
Hook
Term: Hook
Function: secures the bait/lure onto the line; triggers the catch.
Leader Line
Term: Leader Line
Function: A shorter, stronger line segment between the hook and reel to prevent line cuts.
Game-Specific Tips
Casting: Use the handle and rod tip to aim accurately.
Biting Detection: Watch the bobber or listen for tension changes on the line.
Reeling: Engage the reel smoothly to avoid tangling.
Species Match: Choose bait/lures based on the fish type (e.g., "spinners" for trout, "jigs" for bass).
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