Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
jigging
verb
/ˈdʒɪɡɪŋ/

Definition
Jigging is a method of fishing where a fisherman moves a lure vertically in the water to attract fish.

Examples
- He spent the afternoon jigging for trout at the local lake.
- The fisherman was jigging the bait to entice the fish to bite.
- Jigging can be an effective technique for catching various species of fish.

Meaning
It involves quick, jerky movements of the fishing bait, designed to mimic the movement of prey.

Synonyms
- jig
- fishing
- jerking