Figure 14.—Bonito hook and rod. a, hook (pa atu): 1, shank (pa); 2, head of shank (ulu pa); 3, tail of shank (siku pa); 4, back or lower surface of shank (tua pa); 5, belly or upper surface of shank (alo pa); 6, eye of head of shank (fao); 7, point (manga); 8, tip of point (matamanga); 9, bend of point (mulimanga); 10, point base (tapuvae i manga); 11, snood (afo); 12, seizing of the snood (kofekofe); 13, lashing of the snood (alaloaloa); 14, lashing thread through (6) eye of shank (fausanga); 15, lashing of hook through middle hole (fausangaloto); 16, lashing of feather hackle (fusienga); 17, thread hackle (senga atautunu); 18, feather hackle (senga); 19, hole in head of (10) point base for attaching (11) snood; 20, hole in middle of (10) point base for lashing (7) point to (1) shank; 21, hole in tail end of point base for attaching (7) point to (1) shank and (18) feather hackle. b, rod (kofe): 1, pole (kofe); 2, butt, with (3) groove and (4) elbow; 5, net-hook holder (safenga); 6, lashings of pole and butt.