catfishing
- noun
- /ˈkætˌfɪʃɪŋ/
- US
- great catfishing
Examples
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They spent the afternoon catfishing along the muddy banks of the river.
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Every summer, locals organize a catfishing competition at the nearby lake.
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He learned the basics of catfishing from his grandfather when he was a child.
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I love catfishing during the summer months.
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Have you ever tried catfishing in the local lake?
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The local lake is known for great catfishing, especially during the summer months.
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Many anglers enjoy catfishing at night when the catfish come closer to the surface.
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We spent the afternoon catfishing by the river, using chicken liver as bait.
Synonyms
Catching fish for fun or as a job
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Etymology
Catfishing for catching fish simply comes from the fish catfish plus the ending -ing that shows an action. So catfishing means the activity of catching catfish in rivers, lakes, or ponds for food or sport.