doucker
/ˈdaukər/Definitions
1. noun
A type of fishing hook with a weighted or lead-lined line or lure, typically used for deep-sea fishing.
“The angler used a doucker to catch a large halibut in the depths of the ocean.”
1. noun
A type of fishing hook with a weighted or lead-lined line or lure, typically used for deep-sea fishing.
“The angler used a doucker to catch a large halibut in the depths of the ocean.”