15:51 Aug 27, 2008 |
Czech to English translations [PRO] Fisheries / sport fishing | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Martin Bednarski Czech Republic Local time: 00:27 | ||||||
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3 +1 | spin fishing/plug fishing |
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4 | jigging |
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1 -1 | fly fishing? |
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fly fishing? Explanation: I'm no fishing expert but it sounds right. Check the wiki... Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fly_fishing |
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spin fishing/plug fishing Explanation: nedaří se mi najít souhrnný název, ale toto jsou určitě poddruhy přívlače s různými typy návnady (třpytka nebo wobbler) |
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jigging Explanation: "Jigging" is the simple technique of making your lure move in a way that resembles a wounded or sick fish. Big predators like Northern Pike will attack just about anything, but a weakened prey is particulary enticing. Most jigging technique names are just verb forms of the type of lure being used (with the exception of "trolling"). Trolling: Dragging several lines behind a boat. "Pop gear" is used to imitate wounded prey. The bait will speed up, slow down, sink and rise, like a sick or wounded fish. Spooning: Use of a "spoon" - a type of lure. Similar to spinning, except that instead of making a constant spin through the water, a spoon kind of rolls from one side to the other. The objective is to create all the flash of a spinner, but create a wobbly swim pattern Crankbaiting" Use of a "crankbait." The motion used is to let the lure sink to the bottom, and then pull it up in short increments, letting it repeatedly sink. This creates the illusion of a wounded fish struggling to reach the surface. See "lake-link.com" article for more explanation. Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.gordellis.com/articles/pike_02.htm Reference: http://www.lake-link.com/articles/read/article.cfm?ArticleID... |
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