cast-netting
cast-netting is the present participle and gerund of cast-net.
Meaning of cast-net
Verb
cast-net (third-person singular simple present cast-nets, present participle cast-netting, simple past and past participle cast-netted)
- To throw a weighted fishing net and then pull it back by means of an attached line.
- With regard to barbel, the last direction for chub is a very important one; hundreds of barbel are caught when of mere gudgeon size, either when raking for gudgeon or cast-netting for bait.1883, Francis Francis, The Practical Management of Fisheries, A Book For Proprietors and Keepers, page 96
- Synonyms:
- net-cast
Questions about cast-netting
- What is cast-netting the present participle and gerund of?
- Cast-netting is the present participle and gerund of cast-net.
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