plog(körning)

English translation: streak(ing)

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Swedish term or phrase:plog(körning)
English translation:streak(ing)
Entered by: SafeTex

08:24 Mar 10, 2019
Swedish to English translations [PRO]
Sports / Fitness / Recreation / Fishing
Swedish term or phrase: plog(körning)
Hello

I had decided that "plog" is ripples in:

Som vanligt lång tafs och twista in flugan så att den fina ***plogen*** skapas.

But I now have:

Har sett många fiskare få goa bågar även när den körts med sjunklina men oftast blir det flytlina och ***plogkörning***.

So I want to check please. Is there a more specific term for "plog" and "plogkörning"
SafeTex
France
Local time: 05:09
streak(ing)
Explanation:


Retrieving the fly with short pulls.

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Note added at 2 days 6 hrs (2019-03-12 15:14:29 GMT)
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It just occurred to me that it's possible that the person writing it meant plogfåra, which at least yields a documented reference.
Du kan följa flugans gång ända från början till slutet om ljusförhållandena är de rätta och du använder vit fluga. Därför kan du också uppleva mörka skuggor efter och även plogfåror.
http://sorenessebo.powweb.com/pikefly/Artikel 09.htm

That coincides with furrow(ing).

the rod is held high, with the top dropper 'on the dibble', i.e. furrowing the surface, causing an attractive wake
it simulates the minute furrowing on the surface made by hatching insects [...] adult sedges
The Language of Fly-fishing, C.B. McCully

https://gameanglinginstructors.co.uk/information/instruction...

In my opinion, it is not entirely similar to dibbling, and it has the advantage that we can say: creating furrows, and furrowing.


For the glossary, I wanted to submit this as second (better) answer, but I believe submitting two answers is against Kudoz rules.


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Didier Declercq (X)
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Local time: 05:09
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streak(ing)


Explanation:


Retrieving the fly with short pulls.

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Note added at 2 days 6 hrs (2019-03-12 15:14:29 GMT)
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It just occurred to me that it's possible that the person writing it meant plogfåra, which at least yields a documented reference.
Du kan följa flugans gång ända från början till slutet om ljusförhållandena är de rätta och du använder vit fluga. Därför kan du också uppleva mörka skuggor efter och även plogfåror.
http://sorenessebo.powweb.com/pikefly/Artikel 09.htm

That coincides with furrow(ing).

the rod is held high, with the top dropper 'on the dibble', i.e. furrowing the surface, causing an attractive wake
it simulates the minute furrowing on the surface made by hatching insects [...] adult sedges
The Language of Fly-fishing, C.B. McCully

https://gameanglinginstructors.co.uk/information/instruction...

In my opinion, it is not entirely similar to dibbling, and it has the advantage that we can say: creating furrows, and furrowing.


For the glossary, I wanted to submit this as second (better) answer, but I believe submitting two answers is against Kudoz rules.




Example sentence(s):
  • use a downstream mend to throw a loop that drags the streamer across faster. In the winter you typically need a slow swing, but when the water is warmer and the fish are active streaking the fly across the stream may be the ticket
  • streaking the fly 10-15cm at a time, creating a small wake behind the fly as you pull
Didier Declercq (X)
Belgium
Local time: 05:09
Specializes in field
Native speaker of: Native in DutchDutch
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