| 释义 |
trouter|ˈtraʊtə(r)|
[f. trout n.1 + -er1.]
One who fishes for trout; a trout-fisher.
1830Howitt Seasons (1837) 122 Cloudy weather, a little windy, especially from the South, is in high favour with the trouter. 1854Fraser's Mag. L. 397 However well a trouter may get on by keeping to the banks of his river, the salmon fisher can rarely be successful by fishing from dry land. 1887Macm. Mag. June 107/1 Your dry-fly man is inclined to look upon the great mass of trouters..with something akin to complacent and patronizing compassion. |