Section 13.01.11.012 - DEFINITIONS - GEAR AND WATERCRAFT01.Artificial Fly. Any fly made entirely of rubber, wood, metal, glass, feather, fiber, or plastic by the method known as fly tying.02.Artificial Lure. Any device made entirely of rubber, wood, metal, glass, feather, fiber, or plastic with hook or hooks attached.03.Bait. Organic substances, other than rubber, wood, feather, fiber, or plastic, attached to a hook to attract fish. Bait includes insects, insect larvae, worms, dead fish, fish parts, any other animal or vegetable matter, or scented synthetic materials.04.Barbless Hook. Hook without barbs or on which all barbs have been bent completely closed.05.Electric Motor. Watercraft propulsion system powered by electricity.06.Float Tube. Single occupant floating device not to exceed six (6) feet in any dimension that is not propelled by oars, paddles, or motors.07.Hook. Bent wire device, for the catching of fish, to which one (1), two (2), or three (3) points may be attached to a single shank.08.Motor. Watercraft propulsion system powered by electricity or combustion of fuel.09.Single-Point Hook. Bent wire device, for catching fish, with one (1) shank and one (1) point.10.Sliding Sinker. Method of attaching a sinker to a device that slides freely on the main line.11.Watercraft. Device designed as a means of transportation on water.Idaho Admin. Code r. 13.01.11.012