wagglern.

/ˈwaɡlə/

Etymology: < waggle v. + -er suffix¹.

Angling.

A variety of stick float, designed to be especially sensitive to movement of the bait, and chiefly used in running water. Frequently attributive.

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waggler1975

1975 B. Bartles Match Fishing Tackle & Baits iii. 40 The peacock waggler (or ‘swinger’ as it is sometimes called) has made a greater impact on the match fishing scene in recent years than any other item of tackle.

1978 Oxf. Times 8 Dec. 43/9 Dave fished just over midstream at Pickfords with bronze maggot under waggler float.

1983 Angling Times 3 Aug. 16 Nowadays anglers tend to call any float fished ‘loose’ a waggler.

1986 Coarse Fishing June 33/2 (advt.) During the last few years waggler fishing has become by far the best method for catching big weights of fish up and down the country.

1990 Angler's Mail 28 July 12/1 The new Drennan Link wagglers look a bit odd with their thin nylon protrusion at the base where you'd normally expect to find an attachment eye.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1993; most recently modified version published online September 2018).

单词	waggler
释义	wagglern. /ˈwaɡlə/ Etymology: < waggle v. + -er suffix¹. Angling. A variety of stick float, designed to be especially sensitive to movement of the bait, and chiefly used in running water. Frequently attributive. ΘΚΠ the world > food and drink > hunting > fishing > fishing-tackle > float > [noun] floata1450 quilla1609 swimmera1609 fishing-float1728 trimmer1799 bobber1881 waggler1975 1975 B. Bartles Match Fishing Tackle & Baits iii. 40 The peacock waggler (or ‘swinger’ as it is sometimes called) has made a greater impact on the match fishing scene in recent years than any other item of tackle. 1978 Oxf. Times 8 Dec. 43/9 Dave fished just over midstream at Pickfords with bronze maggot under waggler float. 1983 Angling Times 3 Aug. 16 Nowadays anglers tend to call any float fished ‘loose’ a waggler. 1986 Coarse Fishing June 33/2 (advt.) During the last few years waggler fishing has become by far the best method for catching big weights of fish up and down the country. 1990 Angler's Mail 28 July 12/1 The new Drennan Link wagglers look a bit odd with their thin nylon protrusion at the base where you'd normally expect to find an attachment eye. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1993; most recently modified version published online September 2018). < n.1975
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