Bamboo Fly Rod  What kind is it?
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These are very collectable. You can check e-bay for current prices. This will depend on the condition it is in.There are still a few companys making them they are very expensive. Most you find today were made in the 30s 40s and 50s.
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Bream love top water lures when it starts to warm up. Fly rod is the most fun but if you don't like to fly fish then look for a lure that looks like a small grasshopper - it has 2 sets of triple hooks on it and a bill in the front that will make it go under if you reel it fast enough. If you use it slow it will wiggle on top water and drives fish crazy. If you are into fishing with corks then live crickets on a hook is great. If you can handle a fly rod though try this when the bream are bedding. On the end of your leader put a small sinking fly - about half way up the leader put a floating fly. You will catch 2 at a time very often and there is no more fun than having 2 big bream on with each one going a different direction. Have fun.
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Lures, hooks, flies, artificial worms, extra line, sinkers, corks, crappie jigs
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It is some type of fly. I have seen several also, and when i called my mom she says that they are flies.
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i have been using 6in pumpkin colored Zoom worms. they have worked well. in the post-spawn season, try using a wacky worm. the fish are fickle, but can't seem to resist them. buzz bates and other top water lures are working really well in the early morning hours.try using these over fallen timber.
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bamboo trees ext..lol
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For a beginner, I would suggest a starter package from Wal-Mart or Sportsman's Warehouse.  It includes all the gear you need to get started and can usually be picked up for about $50.  If you go out and buy everything separately, you will pay $50 for the fly line alone.  I think a five weight rod is a really good place to start.  Two piece if you are driving to where you fish, a three piece if you are going to do much hiking with it.
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is it a size or a type of fishing hook?
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Diawa ugly stick with an openface spin cast reel.  But make sure it's the 6 foot pole and the Green Limited series.
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A street rod is a modified pre-'49 car or truck.  Any thing built after '50 if called a street machine or muscle car.
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I would get each of them this rod and reel -  http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=58422&hvarDept=100&hvarEvent=&hvarClassCode=3&hvarSubCode=3&hvarTarget=browse\n\nGet some medium sized, eagle claw hooks with leader, get the red hooks\n\nget some red, medium sized swivels \n\ngets some medium sized weights, like this - http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=16668&hvarDept=100&hvarEvent=&hvarClassCode=10&hvarSubCode=3&hvarTarget=browse\n\nget a box of nightcrawler worms
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A bamboo shoot is a young bamboo growing up from 1 inch up to 3 ft. and of brownish in color.\nUsually in my hometown,Polillo Island, its a favorite delicacy cooked with coco milk.
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Bass Pro Shops sells a small jig with a spinner attached. It is called a road runner....one of the most productive  crappie baits ever. It's up to you to figure out which color is right...normally something bright like chartreuse/white. Look for the crappie on brush piles or fresh laydowns. Tight Lines!
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Here is something for you it also pertains to your other question. Don't agree but it is more info for you.You may want to go to your local fly shop. They should be able to help you with your new rods.\nhttp://www.mindspring.com/~filker/Pages/Fly_Line_Size.html\nhttp://globalflyfisher.com/fishbetter/flylines/
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Texas rigg worm, spinnerbait, rattle trap
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sorry but folding rods suck cause they\nbreak easily and dont cast very far\n\nfor the beginner i would recomend a zebco 303 combo\nwith a two piece rod\n\neasy to learn on and takes up very little space
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A divining rod. It also has been used to find water, power lines, and other valuable elements located in soil. \n\nIt is speculated that it's merely a magic trick.