Definition of baitcasting in English:

baitcasting

nounˈbeɪtkɑːstɪŋ

mass noun

Fishing by throwing a bait or lure into the water on the end of a line using a rod and reel.
Example sentencesExamples
- I played baitcasting backup and chunked a quarter-ounce jig rigged with a Norton Sand Eel Jr.
- I took the plunge and converted to baitcasting gear, that is: a shorter rod, multiplier reel and braided line.
- OK, you have a new baitcasting reel just out of the box.
- They were armed with standard largemouth bass tackle - baitcasting reels, stout casting rods and what looked to be 12-to 17-pound line.
- For baitcasting, go with a 6 1/2-to 7-foot rod in a medium or medium-light action rod.
- Ever wonder what itd be like to fish 4lb test on a baitcasting rig?
- Bait casting rods are perfect for top water plug action with comparatively heavy line.
- When it comes to fishing reels, the Holy Grail would be one of the early 19th century brass baitcasting reels handmade by Kentucky watchmaker George Snyder, according to a review of the Old Reel Collectors Club website.
- The use of a baitcasting tackle requires more skill than using spinning gear.
- I have an Abu Garcia 5500CL3 bait casting reel that is in like new condition.
- The vast majority of today's baitcasting reels employ such a guide and are called "level-wind" reels.
- Baitcasting reel has a free rotating spool that provides less friction than fixed spool reels thereby offering greater casting distance and accuracy.
- My ageing father sat in a lawn chair on the Nelson city wharf, baitcasting, while I used his father's bamboo fly rod, a family heirloom made of Tonkin cane.
- Baitcasting is a method of fishing distinguished by the use of a revolving-spool reel.
- These three rules of thumb are the basis for making overhead baitcasting a dream.

Derivatives

baitcaster

noun

These rods have wrap around eyes that allow the line to come off the baitcasters like a spinning rod.
Example sentencesExamples
- Traditionally, baitcasters were only found in freshwater environments being used by bass fisherman.
- There sure is a fair amount of miss-information flowing around on baitcasters or overheads.
- The key to small baits with baitcasters is setting the reel correctly and loading the rod tip during the cast.
- Quality baitcasters have nearly always been more expensive to manufacture than equivalent spinning reels.

单词	baitcasting
释义	Definition of baitcasting in English: baitcasting nounˈbeɪtkɑːstɪŋ mass noun Fishing by throwing a bait or lure into the water on the end of a line using a rod and reel. Example sentencesExamples I played baitcasting backup and chunked a quarter-ounce jig rigged with a Norton Sand Eel Jr. I took the plunge and converted to baitcasting gear, that is: a shorter rod, multiplier reel and braided line. OK, you have a new baitcasting reel just out of the box. They were armed with standard largemouth bass tackle - baitcasting reels, stout casting rods and what looked to be 12-to 17-pound line. For baitcasting, go with a 6 1/2-to 7-foot rod in a medium or medium-light action rod. Ever wonder what itd be like to fish 4lb test on a baitcasting rig? Bait casting rods are perfect for top water plug action with comparatively heavy line. When it comes to fishing reels, the Holy Grail would be one of the early 19th century brass baitcasting reels handmade by Kentucky watchmaker George Snyder, according to a review of the Old Reel Collectors Club website. The use of a baitcasting tackle requires more skill than using spinning gear. I have an Abu Garcia 5500CL3 bait casting reel that is in like new condition. The vast majority of today's baitcasting reels employ such a guide and are called "level-wind" reels. Baitcasting reel has a free rotating spool that provides less friction than fixed spool reels thereby offering greater casting distance and accuracy. My ageing father sat in a lawn chair on the Nelson city wharf, baitcasting, while I used his father's bamboo fly rod, a family heirloom made of Tonkin cane. Baitcasting is a method of fishing distinguished by the use of a revolving-spool reel. These three rules of thumb are the basis for making overhead baitcasting a dream. Derivatives baitcaster noun These rods have wrap around eyes that allow the line to come off the baitcasters like a spinning rod. Example sentencesExamples Traditionally, baitcasters were only found in freshwater environments being used by bass fisherman. There sure is a fair amount of miss-information flowing around on baitcasters or overheads. The key to small baits with baitcasters is setting the reel correctly and loading the rod tip during the cast. Quality baitcasters have nearly always been more expensive to manufacture than equivalent spinning reels.
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