Old Rod
"A rod that has seen plenty of use and has only avoided breaking by sheer luck."
Angling progression extracted from DREADMOOR Demo build 26140998. Unlock stronger fishing rods, braided lines, smooth reels, and specialized peaceful fish baits.
"Bait for peaceful fish. Meat rots inside a clicking tin, attracting small scavengers."
"Its special weave makes the line stronger, which means fish will break free less often."
"Bait for predatory fish. As you reel in the line, the bright feathers flutter, provoking local predators to attack. The array of hooks lodges firmly in their throats or cheeks."
"This rod's flexibility, strength, and comfort let you tire fish out faster."
"A reinforced reel that winds the line faster and pulls the catch toward the boat."
"Bait for peaceful fish. The device emits distinct sound vibrations that attract larger specimens. Increases the chance of catching a trophy fish."
"A unique bait for predatory fish. Invented by anglers who dreamed of catching the half-mythical Bristler. Its spring mechanism triggers like a trap."
"Bait for predatory fish. The color of the phosphorescent goo and the movement of the bait's fins mimic the behavior of Snappers. Large predators attack it without a second thought, only to become prey themselves. Increases the chance of catching a trophy fish."
"A thin fishing line twisted from hemp fibers and impregnated with a mixture of crushed fish scales and mucus. It becomes almost transparent in water, blending into the murky depths. It helps prevent frequent line breaks."
"Fishing reel with an adjustable drag system. Allows the line to be released under heavy load, reducing the risk of snapping. An essential piece of tackle for landing large and powerful fish. Handcrafted, and therefore prone to rapid wear."
"Upgraded fishing rod built around a coral-fiber core. Increased flexibility and resilience make it easier to haul in larger fish and reduce the risk of line breakage. The design is not particularly durable, however, so it is unlikely to withstand prolonged use."