scoad
/ˈskoʊ.æd/Definitions
1. verb
to catch or hook a fish, especially one that is not biting.
“The angler scoaded a small trout from the river.”
2. verb, transitive
to catch or hook (a fish or other animal) using a hook or other device.
“The fisherman tried to scoad a big bass from the lake.”
3. verb, intransitive
to be caught or hooked on a fishing hook.
“The fish scoaded on the hook and started to struggle.”