英和和英

名詞

cast-netter (plural cast-netters)

1. One who cast-nets.
   • 1982, Bureau of Land Management, Fish and Wildlife Service (contributor), Alabama Coastal Region Ecological Characterization: A Socioeconomic Study, page 103:

     On fall mornings before sunrise, cast netters on Mobile Bay's eastern shore piers often are rewarded with good catches of white shrimp.

   • 2006, Alan Longhurst, Mismanagement of Marine Fisheries, page 125:

     To use odunka, the 6-m radius (yes, radius) cast net for Ethmalosa, requires a narrow, more manœuverable canoe than ali, carrying one cast-netter standing in the bow and a crew of 4–5 paddlers astern.

   • 2015, Susan Cerulean, Coming to Pass, Florida's Coastal Islands in a Gulf of Change, page 147:

     The cast netter's shoes crunch on the shell wash, and when his net connects with the water, there is the sound of plopping and splash.