🎣 Shore fishing 🎣 To fish from shore

to surfcasting

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To fish from the shore by casting a line into the sea

verb

Jargon

: pescar desde la orilla

I love to surfcast at the beach.

Examples

He spent the morning surfcasting along the rocky coastline, hoping to catch some striped bass.
They surfcast every summer in California.
Many anglers enjoy surfcasting because it allows them to fish without a boat.
During summer evenings, families can often be seen surfcasting on the sandy beaches.
He spent the morning surfcasting along the rocky coastline, hoping to catch some striped bass.
Many anglers enjoy surfcasting because it allows them to fish without a boat.
During summer evenings, families can often be seen surfcasting on the sandy beaches.

Surface Forms

surfcasting infinitive

surfcasted past

surfcasted past participle

surfcasting present participle

surfcasts third person singular

Morphology

surfcasting = surfcast (transparent) = surf + cast + ing

Present-participle/gerund formation from the verb 'surfcast' with a regular -ing; the action meaning is directly compositional from 'surf' + 'cast'.

Etymology

Surfcasting comes from the parts surf ('sea waves') and cast ('to throw'), so to surfcast is to throw a fishing line into the sea from the shore.