Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun The activity of fishing from shore, especially by casting one's line into the surf.
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- verb Present participle of
surfcast .
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Examples
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Both times this involved getting slammed by a rogue wave while surfcasting.
An Ugly Way To Die 2009
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The man in question had a ton of experience surfcasting in general, and he had fished the same spot where he met his end for many years.
An Ugly Way To Die 2009
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I did do a little surfcasting yesterday afternoon, kind of a warm-up and partly to answer a reader question about gear.
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The man in question had a ton of experience surfcasting in general, and he had fished the same spot where he met his end for many years.
An Ugly Way To Die 2009
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I've done alot of surfcasting before, but never for stripers.
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For surfcasting and when using either spinning tackle (with Fireline) or conventional gear (with Berkley Big Game Braid), I palomar-knot the braid to a small barrel swivel, then clinch-knot a short, heavy fluoro leader to the other end of the swivel.
Splice of Choice 2009
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I am a low-intermediate-level surfcaster and would like to find and subscribe to a magazine that is focused primarily, or even exclusively, on surfcasting/surfishing.
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While surfcasting in Rhode Island over the weekend, I stopped for a look at an old favorite spot where I no longer fish — off the aptly named Hazard Avenue in Narragansett.
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I did do a little surfcasting yesterday afternoon, kind of a warm-up and partly to answer a reader question about gear.
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I've done alot of surfcasting before, but never for stripers.
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