jiggerman
- noun
- /ˈdʒɪɡərˌmæn/
- Jargon
- Every winter, the local jiggerman heads to the frozen lake to fish through the ice.
Examples
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The skilled jiggerman caught several trout using his favorite lure.
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As a dedicated jiggerman, he always keeps a variety of jigs in his tackle box.
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The jiggerman caught several fish yesterday.
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Many jiggermen prefer fishing at dawn.
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The experienced jiggerman cast his line into the water, hoping to catch some trout.
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On the lake, the jiggerman skillfully used his lure to draw in hungry fish.
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Every summer, a local jiggerman teaches kids how to catch fish with jigs at the park.
Synonyms
A person who catches fish for a living
A person who catches fish for a living
A person who fishes with a rod and line for pleasure
A person who catches fish by pulling lines with hooks behind a moving boat
A person who catches fish by pulling a large net through the sea
A person who catches fish for work or as a hobby
A person who catches fish or animals using a net
A young person who catches fish for work or for fun
A person who fishes for fun or in contests, not to sell fish
A person who catches or sells fish
A person or boat that catches fish with a large net
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Jiggerman can also come from jig ('a small weighted lure' used in fishing) and man ('person'). So a jiggerman is someone who fishes by moving a jig 'up and down' to attract fish.