Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- One who fishes by the method known as trolling.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun One who trolls.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun One who fishes by
trolling . - noun An engine-powered
fishing boat , used for movingslowly while fishing lines drag behind, sometimes able to sail in shallow water.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a fisherman who uses a hook and line
Etymologies
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Examples
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And seeing the troller was a relief, because what we were dealing with was a timeframe before the next storm rolled in, because the boat was pretty disabled at that point, and I would have had to done some -- I would have had to have done a few things to keep the boat from, you know, staying on the top, instead of going down if another storm rolled through like the one that hit.
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Yes, I am aware that his handle is "troller" backwards.
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"troller" (hence, the name "trolley") that rolls along a suspended wire above the street.
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Yes | No | Report from ken wrote 42 weeks 5 days ago either way a fish hooked ia a fish hooked, the proper way of handling and releasing is the issue that should be addressed, I'm a troller for trout and salmon and the time spent to release a return fish is minute in making sure that fish survives.
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He spends a season pulling fish from the deck of a troller, seiner or trawler and, with a replenished bank account puts his gear in storage, packs his shorts and t-shirts and takes a plane to Mazatlan where he has an apartment.
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Mount a troller to it for limblines or just float with the current.
Canoe vs Jon-Boat? Which one would be better for all around use? 2009
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He spends a season pulling fish from the deck of a troller, seiner or trawler and, with a replenished bank account puts his gear in storage, packs his shorts and t-shirts and takes a plane to Mazatlan where he has an apartment.
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Mount a troller to it for limblines or just float with the current.
Canoe vs Jon-Boat? Which one would be better for all around use? 2009
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Yes | No | Report from ken wrote 42 weeks 5 days ago either way a fish hooked ia a fish hooked, the proper way of handling and releasing is the issue that should be addressed, I'm a troller for trout and salmon and the time spent to release a return fish is minute in making sure that fish survives.
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