Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
tight-line
verb
/taɪt laɪn/
Definition
To fish with a method in which the line is kept taut between the angler and the lure or bait.
Examples
- The experienced angler decided to tight-line in the deep water for better results.
- By tight-lining, she was able to feel every nibble on the bait.
- He prefers to tight-line his favorite lure for bass fishing.
Meaning
Tight-line fishing involves maintaining tension on the fishing line to enhance sensitivity, allowing the angler to detect fish bites more effectively.
Synonyms
- Maintain tension
- Line control
- Direct fishing
