Fishing Fly (Artificial Lure)

Found in tackle boxes, on fishing lines, and in freshwater or saltwater bodies during recreation.

Inanimate object; does not consume nutrients.

Designed to mimic insects, small crustaceans, or baitfish to attract fish. It acts as a lure when manipulated through water by a fly fisher.

Risk: Sharp hook can cause injury to humans or animals if handled improperly. Benefit: Used for sport fishing and recreation; provides data on fish populations through catch-and-release.