fly-fish Antonyms
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Meaning of fly-fish
Wordnet
fly-fish (v)
fish with flies as lures
Webster
fly-fish (v. i.)
To angle, using flies for bait.
fly-fish Sentence Examples
- The seasoned fly-fisher deftly cast his line, aiming to entice the elusive trout.
- Amidst the tranquil waters, the fly-fishers patiently waited for the telltale tug on their lines.
- The iridescent lure danced on the surface of the stream, a tempting morsel for the hungry fish below.
- The fly-fisher's hands worked in perfect harmony, executing intricate casts and gentle retrieves.
- The pristine mountain lake offered a serene setting for the fly-fishers to pursue their passion.
- The fly-fisher's sharp eyes scanned the water's edge, searching for signs of feeding fish.
- The soft sound of the fly-fishing reel echoed through the stillness of the forest.
- The fly-fisher's keen observation and knowledge of fish behavior led to many successful catches.
- The fly-fisher found solace and tranquility in the rhythmic dance of casting his line.
- The art of fly-fishing was passed down through generations, connecting anglers with nature and each other.
FAQs About the word fly-fish
fish with flies as luresTo angle, using flies for bait.
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The seasoned fly-fisher deftly cast his line, aiming to entice the elusive trout.
Amidst the tranquil waters, the fly-fishers patiently waited for the telltale tug on their lines.
The iridescent lure danced on the surface of the stream, a tempting morsel for the hungry fish below.
The fly-fisher's hands worked in perfect harmony, executing intricate casts and gentle retrieves.
