A fishing pole walking cane combination device is disclosed that is a dual purpose rod that can be used as both a walking cane and a fishing pole. The fishing pole walking cane combination device comprises a body component that is configured in a plurality of telescopic segments, that when collapsed, it is a walking cane and when extended, it will function as a fishing pole. The distal end of the body component comprises a curved cane handle and the proximal end of the body component comprises a rubber tip that can be taken off to allow the fishing pole to be extended. The body component also comprises a place for a reel to be secured and easily detached.

To provide a fishing rod comprising an attachment/detachment structure in which a fishing line guide is attachable and detachable, in which the fishing line guide is prevented from being damaged at the time of attachment and detachment. A fishing rod 1 of the present invention comprises a guide attachment/detachment structure 30 of a fishing line guide 8. The guide attachment/detachment structure comprises a base component 40 fixed to a rod surface and formed with a recess 41 on which a guide leg of the fishing line guide can be placed, and a tubular fixing component 50 slidably disposed with respect to the rod and press-fitted so as to cover the base component 40, and the guide leg 8b of the fishing line guide is placed in the recess 41 of the base component 40 and fixed to the rod by sliding the fixing component 50 and press-fitting the fixing component into the base component 40.

An outrigger clamp to couple together two or more nestable tubes. The clamp can include a guide for retaining filament. The guide can rotate about an axis based on the forces applied to the outrigger to better align the filament and guides, and therefore align the forces applied to the outrigger and filament. The retainer can be, for example, one or more rollers that help prevent the filament from becoming creased or kinked during use.

An outrigger clamp to couple together two or more nestable tubes. The clamp can include a guide for retaining filament. The guide can rotate about an axis based on the forces applied to the outrigger to better align the filament and guides, and therefore align the forces applied to the outrigger and filament. The retainer can be, for example, one or more rollers that help prevent the filament from becoming creased or kinked during use.

A fishing rod can be switched between greater rigidity in one configuration to greater flexibility in another configuration. The configuration having greater flexibility is useful when enhanced sensitivity to fish strikes is desired.

A fishing rod capable of reducing a dimension when stored, the fishing rod having a structure that is difficult to move even when the fishing rod is accommodated in a bag or the like. A fishing rod of the invention includes a cylindrical cover member that is attached to an original rod that stores a plurality of rods so that the plurality of rods do not protrude. The cover member can constitute a rear grip to be attached to and detached from the original rod, and the original rod and the cover member are provided with an adjustment mechanism capable of adjusting a dimension when stored by changing an attachment position of the cover member when the cover member is attached to the original rod.

A modular fly fishing rod system includes elongated rod blanks configured for mutual end-to-end removable engagement, with adjacent rod blanks having mutually distinct transverse cross-sections to form a rod portion extending from a proximal end having a relatively large transverse cross-section, to a distal end having a relatively small transverse cross-section. The rod blanks include intermediate rod blanks and a tip top rod blank, in which each intermediate rod blank has one or more helical line guides configured to permit the fishing line to be moved transversely into and out of engagement therewith. A handle has a reel seat to support a fishing reel, and a chuck configured to releasably engage any of the rod blanks, wherein the handle may be selectively used with the tip top rod blank alone or with one or more of the intermediate rod blanks engaged therebetween to selectively vary the length of the rod portion.

A fishing rod capable of reducing a dimension when stored, the fishing rod having a structure that is difficult to move even when the fishing rod is accommodated in a bag or the like. A fishing rod of the invention includes a cylindrical cover member that is attached to an original rod that stores a plurality of rods so that the plurality of rods do not protrude. The cover member can constitute a rear grip to be attached to and detached from the original rod, and the original rod and the cover member are provided with an adjustment mechanism capable of adjusting a dimension when stored by changing an attachment position of the cover member when the cover member is attached to the original rod.

The disclosed fishing cane includes a telescoping cane with a rubber foot bottom and a top and fishing line eyelets there between. The disclosure also includes a fishing reel attached proximal to the top of the telescoping cane and a fishing pole extension slidingly embedded in the telescoping cane and comprising fishing line eyelets and a stop boss.

The disclosed fishing cane includes a telescoping cane with a rubber foot bottom and a top and fishing line eyelets there between. The disclosure also includes a fishing reel attached proximal to the top of the telescoping cane and a fishing pole extension slidingly embedded in the telescoping cane and comprising fishing line eyelets and a stop boss.