light-line

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noun Nautical, the water-line at which a vessel floats when at light displacement. See displacement, 3.

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This series of fast-action, light-line rods offers the most fun you can have on a small stream.

SAGE TXL RODS 2008
Sola's light-line coiled around the animal's throat, knocking it out and pulling it off, and Spock poured a phaser stun into it when it was clear of Kirk.

TRIANGLE SONDRA MARSHAK 2009
Sola's light-line coiled around the animal's throat, knocking it out and pulling it off, and Spock poured a phaser stun into it when it was clear of Kirk.

TRIANGLE SONDRA MARSHAK 2009
Sola's light-line coiled around the animal's throat, knocking it out and pulling it off, and Spock poured a phaser stun into it when it was clear of Kirk.

TRIANGLE SONDRA MARSHAK 2009
[4] To lock, use the light-line tag end to make three wraps around the light-line standing portion, wrapping back toward the knot under the created loop.

Connect Lines of Different Sizes with an Albright Knot 2006
I know smallmouths are supposed to be a light-line species, but I use 17-pound-test mono.

Smallmouth Master 2002
This works well for deep-water and light-line finesse fishing.

The Top 10 BASS Lures 1999
This works well for deep-water and light-line finesse fishing.

The Top 10 BASS Lures 1999
I know smallmouths are supposed to be a light-line species, but I use 17-pound-test mono.

Smallmouth Master 1999
He fired the bumper again to steady himself, peering into the blackness beyond the light-line on the rock.

Gold in the Sky Alan Edward Nourse 1960