drabbing

/ˈdræbɪŋ/
verb
  1. The act of fishing with a long line and multiple hooks, especially for pike or other freshwater fish.
    • They spent the morning drabbing in the lake, hoping to catch a large pike.
    • Drabbing requires patience and a steady hand to manage the long line.
    • Grandpa taught me the old technique of drabbing with a hand-tied line.
noun
  1. The activity or practice of fishing with a long line and multiple hooks.
    • The club organized a drabbing competition every spring.
    • He wrote a book about traditional drabbing methods in English rivers.
    • Drabbing was a popular pastime among local anglers in the 19th century.
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