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flounder tramping

a traditional method of catching flatfish by treading on them in shallow coastal water

Ex: Every summer, locals gather for the annual flounder tramping competition. 
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hand-gathering

the technique of manually collecting or catching fish or other aquatic creatures

Ex: She demonstrated efficient hand-gathering of shrimp using a small net. 
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noodling
noodling
[noun]

the practice of catching fish, typically catfish, using bare hands in sport fishing

Ex: Noodling requires reaching into underwater holes to catch fish. 
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bottom fishing

a fishing technique where anglers target fish that dwell near the seabed

Ex: Bottom fishing can be challenging in strong currents. 
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trolling
trolling
[noun]

a fishing technique where one or more fishing lines with baited hooks or lures are drawn through the water behind a moving boat

Ex: Trolling allows anglers to target fish species that are spread out over a wide area. 
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fly fishing

a method of angling using an artificial fly as bait, typically cast with a specialized fly rod and line

Ex: Fly fishing requires precise casting techniques. 
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casting
casting
[noun]

the act of throwing a fishing line with a baited lure into the water

Ex: Casting requires proper timing and coordination of the rod and reel. 
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spearfishing

the practice of hunting fish underwater using a spear or similar device

Ex: Spearfishing requires precision and skill to catch fish underwater. 
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bow fishing

a method of fishing where fish are shot with specialized archery equipment

Ex: To excel at bow fishing, one needs patience and keen eyesight. 
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spin fishing

a technique in sport fishing that involves using a spinning reel to cast and retrieve a lure or bait

Ex: Many freshwater species are targeted with spin fishing gear. 
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baitcasting

a fishing technique using a baitcasting reel mounted on top of a casting rod

Ex: He prefers baitcasting for its ability to cast heavy lures long distances. 
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jigging
jigging
[noun]

a fishing technique involving the use of a weighted lure or bait that is jerked up and down in the water to attract fish

Ex: Beginners should practice jigging techniques to improve their catch rate. 
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jerkbaiting

a technique in sport fishing where a lure resembling injured prey is jerked or twitched to attract predatory fish

Ex: Jerkbaiting is effective for catching bass in cooler water temperatures. 
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topwater fishing

a technique in sport fishing where lures or baits are worked on the water's surface to attract fish

Ex: Topwater fishing is exciting because you can see the fish strike your lure. 
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ice fishing

the activity or sport of catching fish through holes cut into frozen bodies of water

Ex: Some ice fishing techniques involve using live bait or artificial lures to attract fish. 
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chumming
chumming
[noun]

(sport fishing) the practice of scattering bait in the water to attract fish

Ex: Chumming is a common technique used by deep-sea fishermen. 
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fishing rod

a long, flexible pole typically made of fiberglass, graphite, or a composite material, designed for use in sport fishing

Ex: He chose a lightweight fishing rod for casting lures into shallow waters. 
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fishing reel

a device used for deploying and retrieving fishing line

Ex: He carefully adjusted the tension on his fishing reel before casting into the river. 
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rig
rig
[noun]

a setup of fishing tackle including hooks, sinkers, and bait or lures, designed to catch fish effectively

Ex: Anglers customize their rigs based on the type of fish they intend to catch. 
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spear
spear
[noun]

a tool used in fishing to thrust or throw at fish underwater to catch them, typically consisting of a sharp point attached to a long handle

Ex: Spearfishing regulations often restrict the use of certain spears and fish species. 
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spinning rod

a type of fishing rod designed for use with spinning reels

Ex: She chose a medium-action spinning rod for targeting bass in the lake. 
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sinker
sinker
[noun]

a small weight typically made of lead or other heavy materials attached to the fishing line above the lure

Ex: He attached a small sinker to his fishing line to keep the bait near the bottom. 
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