Here is a general outline of how you can make a basic fishing rod using materials that you can find in the forest:

• Find a straight, flexible tree branch that is at least 5 feet long. This will be the main body of your fishing rod.

• Look for a smaller, flexible branch that can be used as the handle of the rod. This branch should be about a foot long and should be strong enough to support the weight of the fish you are hoping to catch.

• To attach the handle to the main body of the rod, you can use natural fibers such as plant vines or bark strips to tie the two pieces together. Make sure the handle is securely fastened to the main body of the rod.

• Find a long, thin, flexible vine or plant stem to use as the fishing line. Tie one end of the line to the tip of the rod using a knot that is strong enough to hold the weight of a fish.

• To make a basic fishing lure, you can attach a small, shiny object to the end of the line using a knot. You can also use a piece of bait, such as a worm or piece of bread, to attract fish.

• Finally, you can use a forked twig or a bent piece of wire as a makeshift fishing hook. Tie the hook to the end of the line using a knot, and you are ready to start fishing!