flyrod

noun
UK /ˈflaɪ.rɒd/
US /ˈflaɪ.rɑːd/

A flyrod is a long, light fishing pole used to catch fish with fake flies.

Grandpa showed me how to cast the flyrod across the river.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A rod used specifically for casting artificial flies in fly fishing.

He packed his flyrod and waders for the trout trip.

3. A flexible pole designed to cast a weighted line rather than bait.

The flyrod bent sharply as the fish pulled.

4. A piece of fishing gear associated with the sport of fly fishing.

She bought a new flyrod at the tackle shop.