cleeking (Meaning)
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cleeking (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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cleeking Sentence Examples
- Cleeking is an old Scottish term referring to the act of catching fish using a hook and line.
- Fishermen in coastal regions often spend hours cleeking for their daily catch.
- Cleeking requires patience, skill, and an understanding of the underwater currents.
- The art of cleeking has been passed down through generations in many fishing communities.
- Some anglers prefer cleeking to other forms of fishing for its simplicity and tranquility.
- Cleeking in shallow waters can yield a variety of fish species, from trout to perch.
- During the summer months, cleeking enthusiasts gather along riverbanks and lakeshores.
- The sound of cleeking lines and the splash of fish breaking the surface create a harmonious symphony for fishermen.
- Cleeking competitions often attract participants from far and wide, showcasing their expertise in the craft.
- Many fishermen cherish the memories of cleeking with friends and family, bonding over shared experiences on the water.
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Cleeking is an old Scottish term referring to the act of catching fish using a hook and line.
Fishermen in coastal regions often spend hours cleeking for their daily catch.
Cleeking requires patience, skill, and an understanding of the underwater currents.
The art of cleeking has been passed down through generations in many fishing communities.
