Cuddy
The Scotch word for young coalfish. "Float." [See LASKE and SNADE.] The Devonshire name for a mackerel bait.
Fluke. A flounder.
Grapnel. A form of anchor for small boats (pronounced in Cornwall graper).
Green Pollack. The coalfish.
Guffin. The Cornish word for groundbait.
Joey. A small mackerel.
Killick. A stone or other contrivance used as an anchor.
Laske.-[See FLOAT and SNADE.] The Sussex name for a mackerel bait.
Leader. The American word for the length of wire or gut to which the hook is attached.
Lythe. The Scotch name for pollack.
Paternoster. - A tackle of two or three hooks strung at intervals on a length of gut or wire, with a pear-shaped lead below. railing.
Plummeting.- The Cornish word for mackerel- Railing.-Trailing a natural or artificial bait behind a sailing boat.