dobber (Meaning)

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dobber (n.)

See Dabchick.

A float to a fishing line.

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The fisherman used a dobber to keep the bait suspended in the water.
The dobber bobbed up and down as the fish nibbled at the bait.
When the dobber disappeared underwater, the fisherman knew that a fish had taken the bait.
The angler watched the dobber intently, waiting for it to move.
The dobber suddenly jerked upward, signaling that a fish had bitten.
The fisherman quickly set the hook and began to reel in the fish.
The dobber bounced along the surface of the water as the fish swam towards the shore.
The fisherman used a dobber to mark the spot where he had caught a fish.
The dobber helped the fisherman to keep track of his fishing line.
The dobber was a simple but effective tool that helped the fisherman to catch fish.

See Dabchick., A float to a fishing line.

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No antonyms found.

The fisherman used a dobber to keep the bait suspended in the water.

The dobber bobbed up and down as the fish nibbled at the bait.

When the dobber disappeared underwater, the fisherman knew that a fish had taken the bait.

The angler watched the dobber intently, waiting for it to move.