rodder
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A person who uses a rod to fish
- noun
- /ˈrɒdər/
- UK
- a fly rodder
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The lakes are deep, with steep slopes, islands, and plenty of forage, so there's always action for a fly rodder.
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The experienced fly rodder patiently waited for the fish to bite.
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Many fly rodders enjoy the challenge of fishing in remote locations.
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As a dedicated rodder, he spends every weekend on the river perfecting his technique.
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Etymology
Rodder comes from the simple word rod ('stick' or 'fishing rod') plus the ending -er ('one who uses'). That's why a rodder can mean a person who uses a rod, for example to fish or to clear drains.