trolling
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Definition
- Noun:
- A method of fishing: "trolling" refers to the act or technique of fishing by trailing a baited line behind a moving boat or by slowly drawing a line through the water.
Usage
- Noun:
- "Trolling" is a common fishing method used in both freshwater and saltwater.
- It involves moving the bait or lure to attract fish that are active or predatory.
- The term specifically describes the action of dragging the fishing line.
Examples
- Noun:
- We spent the afternoon trolling for salmon on the lake.
- Trolling is an effective way to cover a large area of water.
- He prefers trolling over casting from the shore.
Advanced Usage
- "To go trolling": to engage in the activity of trolling.
- They decided to go trolling at dawn when the fish are most active.
Variants and Related Words
- Troll (verb): to fish by trolling.
- They troll these waters for trophy fish.
- Troller (noun): a person who fishes by trolling, or a boat used for this purpose.
- The charter boat is a well-equipped troller.
Synonyms
- Trailing: drawing something along behind.
- Dredging: a different fishing method involving a dragged net, sometimes used loosely in similar contexts.
Related Phrases
- Trolling motor: a small, quiet electric motor on a boat used specifically for controlling speed while trolling.
- He switched on the trolling motor to maintain a slow pace.
- Trolling depth: the specific depth at which the bait is presented while trolling.
- Adjust the weight to achieve the right trolling depth.
Noun
- angling by drawing a baited line through the water