Translation of fishing pole in Spanish:

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  caña de pescar feminine
  English example sentences

  • Police hunting cunning car thieves who use fishing poles and hooks to get their hands on the keys to high powered cars have made a series of arrests.
  • A short perennial grass used to make measuring rods, walking sticks, fishing poles and musical instruments.
  • Then I find this manual that tells me about fishing poles and bait, and how to cast and what to do when the line gets taut.
  • Sometimes they became fishing poles or even kites.
  • He takes back the bag and grabs a fishing pole and starts to hook a gummy worm onto the hook.
  • The fishing pole holder uses clasps that fit into the rails and keeps disassembled fishing poles secure during transport.
  • We had a pack of food and sleeping bags and two fishing poles, but no swimming suits.
  • He put his fishing pole between two rocks and waded into the water.
  • Simply get a fishing pole, put a hook on the line and find a spot.
  • Well, we're going to take some of our fishing poles to the beach tomorrow.
  • And we need to make sure we have supplies like fire wood and things to make fishing poles with.
  • The people who had packed the pier from railing to railing for the grand opening were gone, leaving behind just a few bundled-up regulars with fishing poles, coolers and carts.
  • He tugged on the fishing pole, then let out some more of the line.
  • Darren frowned and hobbled over to the fishing poles.
  • The dark-haired boy leaned over to pick up his fishing pole.
  • He rises slowly from the edge of the stream, takes a moment to catch his breath, and finally starts to make a fishing pole out of a small log lying near by.
  • Keep the thumb on top and snap the wrist like you are using a hammer or casting a fishing pole.
  • Using this resource material, campers learned how to make simple fishing poles using aluminum cans and how to identify the different types of fish they would catch.
  • They baited the little fishing poles and began at once.
  • I grabbed a fishing pole and walked down an isle.