grabbling

/ˈɡræblɪŋ/
verb
  1. The act of fishing by using a line with multiple hooks or by feeling for fish with the hands, especially in muddy or shallow water.
    • He learned grabbling from his grandfather, who could catch fish with his bare hands.
    • We spent the afternoon grabbling for catfish in the river.
    • Grabbling is a traditional method of fishing in some parts of the southern United States.
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