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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a catching pole" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a tool or device designed to catch or capture something, often in contexts related to fishing or animal handling.
Example: "The fisherman used a catching pole to reel in the large trout he had hooked."
Alternatives: "a net" or "a grabber".
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In one hand, he's holding a catching pole and, in the other, there's a blameless mutt looking through the grille of its portable prison.
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To be fair (but why?) she does expend a little effort in "Good Luck Chuck," pretending to be goofy and clumsy, doing stuff like running into a metal pole, catching her skirt in a car door and upending a tray of dentist's instruments.
This method involves the construction of a "fishing pole" for catching lizards.
They made quick work of the market and found eye-catching pieces like a barber pole and two sculptural metal étagères.
A Pole on a pole!
It looks like a lightning bolt on a pole and works about as fast--on the push and on the pull--its edges catching and severing weeds.
"His mom bought him a fishing pole a few weeks ago and he would spend time down at the lake catching guppies and turtles," she said.
It hit a telephone pole.
There is a recurring pole dance motif.
They also keep a bamboo pole handy.
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