fly-cast
fly-cast
(flī′kăst′)intr.v. fly-cast, fly-cast·ing, fly-casts
To cast artificial flies with a fly rod, as in fishing.
fly′-cast′er n.
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fly′-cast`
v.i. -cast, -cast•ing.
to fish with a fly rod and an artificial fly as a lure, casting the fly with a whiplike motion of the rod and a length of line pulled from the reel before the cast.
[1885–90]
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