Maristin's Bait and Tackle

Maristin's Bait and Tackle is a shop in River's Rest that sells fishing supplies.

The proprietor is Miss Maristin.

Maristin's Bait and Tackle

[Maristin's Bait and Tackle]	Room: 155003
Behind the counter that stretches from wall to wall in this modest shack is a bay window that offers a glimpse of the pier beyond. Displays of fish hooks are mounted above the window, while ornamental fishing poles are arranged to frame either side. On the opposite wall is a rhimar-lined bait box with a heavy lid set side-by-side with a tiered table stocked with a variety of lures and lines, while nearby is a fishing pole stand. You also see a heavy oaken door.
Obvious exits: out

Inventory

  Blackboard scribbled with tackle items
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  1. a flimsy willow fishing pole           13. a sea green etched scarab lure
  2. a fine oak fishing pole                14. a hammered bronze fishing lure
  3. a sturdy fishing rod                   15. a fuzzy stonefly lure
  4. a spool of blue fishing line           16. a woolly bear caterpillar lure
  5. a spool of green fishing line          17. a cubic pewter weight
  6. a spool of silver fishing line         18. an orb-shaped pewter weight
  7. a spool of ebon fishing line           19. a rhimar-lined woven grass basket
  8. a spool of invar fishing wire          20. a rhimar-lined dark oak chest
  9. a spool of dark fishing wire           21. a tiny hunk of rolton meat
  10. a spool of shiny fishing wire         22. a small silver-scaled minnow
  11. a rabbit-shaped silver fishing lure   23. a long and skinny brown earthworm
  12. a segmented copper aardvark lure     

Maristin's, Backroom

Directions: through the door from entry

[Maristin's, Backroom]

Room: 155004

A narrow aisle leads from the oaken door to an enormous golden oak table on the other side of the room, while rows of chairs fill the width of the space in a tidy arrangement. Just to one side of the table is a fishing pole stand supporting a small half-moon display, while a wood and wrought iron cart stands on the opposite side. Mounted prominently on the wall behind the table is a simply scripted vellum sign.