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Fishing Pole
Oracle Text
Equipped creature has "{1}, {T}, Tap Fishing Pole: Put a bait counter on Fishing Pole."
Whenever equipped creature becomes untapped, remove a bait counter from this Equipment. If you do, create a 1/1 blue Fish creature token.
Equip {2} ({2}: Attach to target creature you control. Equip only as a sorcery.)
Card Details
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Character Background
Fishing Pole is a deceptively slow but steady value engine that fits best in grindy control or midrange decks, especially ones with repeatable tap-and-untap effects. By turning an equipped creature into a source of bait counters, then cashing those counters in for 1/1 blue Fish whenever that creature untaps, it rewards careful sequencing rather than combat aggression. The ideal shell includes creatures with vigilance, “untap” triggers, or ways to tap safely without risking the body; even a defensive creature can become a token factory if you can repeatedly ready it. It also plays nicely with equipment-matters cards, since the Pole is cheap to cast and only modestly priced to move around. In gameplay, prioritize putting it on a durable creature that can survive long enough to generate multiple Fish, because the token stream can chump block, carry equipment, or slowly outpace opposing removal.
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Character Background
Fishing Pole is a deceptively slow but steady value engine that fits best in grindy control or midrange decks, especially ones with repeatable tap-and-untap effects. By turning an equipped creature into a source of bait counters, then cashing those counters in for 1/1 blue Fish whenever that creature untaps, it rewards careful sequencing rather than combat aggression. The ideal shell includes creatures with vigilance, “untap” triggers, or ways to tap safely without risking the body; even a defensive creature can become a token factory if you can repeatedly ready it. It also plays nicely with equipment-matters cards, since the Pole is cheap to cast and only modestly priced to move around. In gameplay, prioritize putting it on a durable creature that can survive long enough to generate multiple Fish, because the token stream can chump block, carry equipment, or slowly outpace opposing removal.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-09 06:20:43 UTC