setline
/ˈsɛtlaɪn/
noun
- A long fishing line with multiple baited hooks, anchored at one end and often left in the water to catch fish.
- He learned how to bait a setline from his grandfather during their summer fishing trips.
- The fishermen set out a setline at dusk and returned in the morning to check their catch.
- Using a setline is an efficient way to fish in deep lakes where fish are spread out.