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: Lead of 0,80g often used for the fisheries with English.
: Association Approved for the Fisheries and the Protection of the Aquatic environment
To join: To connect two wire between them with a node.
Parabolic share: A parabolic cane of share is said when, at the time of a combat, the cane works over all its length.
Additive: Flavor, dye and others of origins employed in the starters.
Fastens: stain often installed on a swivel allows to change line or of assembly instantaneously.
: Tactic of priming consisting in regularly throwing seeds or maggots on the blow.
To arouse: Maneuver consisting in animating the to cause the key.
Switches with : Switches which makes it possible to dishevel the bodies carried out in hairs (in ).
Wing: Bulge, in top of the thorax of the nymphs, containing the future wings… (Limps with wings)
Alevin: Very young fish.
Stocking with fish: Alevin introduction into a or a .
Upstream: Party of a lain between its source and a given point.
Starts: Mix various flours being used to attract white fish.
Primer: Used for the fisheries with the blow. Operative paragraph fixed on the line with which one deposits starter close to the soft food.
Land-mark: Apparent fixed reference mark being used for guiding themselves and being located when one navigate at sea or on a big lake.
Amphibians: Animals which can live on the ground and in water (Example: splashes…)
: Organism able to live in ediums. of the Greek " on the two sides ", " life "
: Says fish which can live out of fresh water and salt water (example: Eel)
English: Technique of English origin for the fisheries with the blow with a cane equipped with a winch.
Animation: Movements printed with the cane to give the impression that a dead fish or a decoy is alive.
Ring of head: located in end of cane at the point of the scion.
Antenna: Pleasure party of the float.
: Tube out of flexible or rigid plastic, equipped with fasteners receiving a lead to prevent that the bottom of line is gotten mixed up with the body of line.
Soft food: Any intended product to attract fish on the blow.
Tongue: Notch located right before the point of the hook, preventing it from arising once machined.
Snatch: Segment of yarn of a diameter higher than that of the body of line and located between the body and the bottom of line. It avoids the case during a violent throw.
Torn off: Share, in the fisheries with the fly, which corresponds to the fact of raising the silk which is in contact with water to start again.
Maggot: Larva of fly used for the fisheries.
Downstream: Area located after a given point, in the direction of the current.
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: Reserve yarn rolled up before the body of line on the reel of a winch.
: English term for the share to return yarn to fish to avoid the rupture.
Ring: Together of rings being used to fix the winch on the cane.
Muzzle: Instrument allowing to draw aside the jaws of fish to withdraw the hook.
: Basin dug in sand by the marine currents.
Ballast-pit: Artificial water part created after sand and gravel extraction.
Split bamboo: Used and worked for the of the canes with fly.
Banner: Party of the line ranging between the scion and the float.
Low of line: left the line on which the hook is fixed.
Low of line steel: Also called . Braided steel yarn used for the fisheries of the pin or conger.
Cross-belt: Girdle fitted with a cup receiving the bead of cane. Used mainly for the fisheries with large at sea.
: Lead of 0,40g often used for the fisheries with English
Beak-of-parrot: Flat hook with two corrugated branches used for the fisheries of the carnivores.
: Adult male salmon whose lower jaw is in the form of hook.
flesh: Folding chair being able to transform itself into spare bed.
Benthic: Who lives on sea-beds - of the Greek = “sea-bed”
: Says fish which nourish living organisms on the content.
: Together living organisms on sea-beds or out of fresh water.
Bentonite: Pure clay in the form of powder of clear gray color, sticking and heavy.
Level: Party of a channel located between two locks or small waterway water at a mill.
Biotope: Together well defined mailmen which characterize a medium for which certain organisms are adapted better to live. of the Greek " life " and " place "
: Small white fish.
: English term to indicate the body of a fishing rod.
Wind: Drum on which the yarn of fisheries is rolled up.
: This word (female name) comes from Breton and indicates a starter for the fisheries at sea.
: Italian technique of fisheries to the float with the long casting with a telescopic cane and a winch.
: Ballast of oblong form allowing to propel small decoys or soft foods at long distance.
: Soft food in the form of ball used by the . It is made up of a mixture of flours with high content of animal and vegetable proteins.
Basket: Left pack in net allowing of fish lasting the fishing party.
: English term for .
Dead arm: Started from river not , diverted main bed of a river or a river.
: Made of sardine mixed for the fisheries starts at sea.
: Round float or translucent plastic oval which one more or less fills with water. This term should not make forget that it is acted in fact of a registered trademark.
bar: Support of cane which can receive several canes. Used by the .
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Cage-feeder: Primer out of fine, closed or opened netting being used as ballast and which one fills of starter, seeds or alive soft foods.
Calm: Started from river where becomes very slow.
: Halieutic term indicating a very short cane intended for the fisheries speed.
Carnivore: Predatory Poisson nourishing alevins (pike, boom, pike perch, black-bass).
: Neologism used to designate the carp fisherman.
Breaking: Wire cross-section finer than the body of line and connecting leads to the line. Breaks in the event of fixing of lead in an obstacle.
: State of the maggot during its transformation. Be used like or starts.
: Tells themselves of a migrating fish which is born and reproduces at sea, and grows bigger out of fresh water.
: Abbreviation of “Bottom of . Feathers taken on duck tail which float thanks to the natural proofing.
Ashed: Together of spherical leads placed on the line to ballast it.
: Imitate the tail. More or less long filaments which are at the end of the insect.
Sock: Sleeve in yarn woven and finished by a loop which one threads with the of a silk to then be able to connect a nylon strand to it.
Hair: Yarn runs prolonging the line after the hook and allowing the assembly of to fish carp.
Buckshot: Split buckshot used for the assembly and the balancing of the lines.
: Mosquito of small size. One uses his imitation or that of his larva to fish in calm and water.
: cutaneous airframes responsible for the Color Changes in certain fish and molluscs. of the Greek " color " and " to carry "
Elver: Alevin of eel.
: Operative paragraph intended to maintain a bottom of line isolated of the body of line.
Silk connector: Also called connector grain of rice taking into account its It makes it possible to connect silk to the bottom of line
Spoon: Metal decoy imitating a fish, turning or undulating. Employee for the fisheries of the carnivores.
: Boots amounts until in top of the thighs and allowing to fish in water.
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Darne: Term employed cooks some to speak about a section of large fish.
Fuller: Accessory of the fisherman used to withdraw the hook of the mouth of a fish.
: Metal decoy of cylindrical form used for the fisheries of the carnivores and of .
Dimorphism: Different aspects within the same species (in general sexual dimorphism: difference between male and female). of the Greek " twice " and " form "
Dredging: Indicate a line deriving more quickly than the current and leaving a wake alerting fish.
: A material being used with the construction of the bodies as flies. One employs the natural ones in fur of rabbit and the artificial ones with synthetic fibers
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Brackish water: Sea water mixed with fresh water with a less salinity.
Lockful: Counter-current caused by the opening of a lock or the passage of a boat.
Squirrel: Small cylindrical ballast placed on a metal stem being used as indicator of key for the fisheries of carp.
Emergent: Type of fly imitating an insect in the course of blossoming, which floats just in the film of water.
Swivel: Small out of steel, rotating freely, employed to limit the twist of the yarn.
: Fact of entirely swallowing a prey or an animated armed with a hook.
: Flour sweetened and sticking, of russet-red color obtained starting from cookies.
Estran: Space ranging between the level of the open sea and that of the low tide.
: Tells itself of a species which supports great variations of salinity of water.
: Tells itself of a species supporting of great temperature variations.
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to type: English term indicating the advanced share a cane.
Door-fitting: Share given to the cane to dive with the hook fish having begun with the .
: Commercial term which indicates a very small maggot of color.
tubes: Left large inflatable seat in which to seat the takes to navigate using palms.
Sliding float: To use when the depth of fisheries is higher than the length of the cane. DaN the contrary case one uses the fixed float.
Fluorocarbon: Matter composing stiff and transparent nylon having a low visibility under water.
Whip: Another name of the cane with fly.
Excavate: Sheet of bubbles formed at water surface announcing the presence of fish excavating the content to nourish itself.
Tumble: Small smaller larvae of resembling the worm of vase but.
Abrasion: Period of reproduction of fish.
Spawning ground: Place where the fish reproduce.
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: Fresh water shrimp.
Gamba: Line ballasted of a lead with breakages made up of brackets ending in small decoys.
Scull: Dead fish mounting consisted of a lengthened lead, fitted in front of a plastic disc.
: Large maggot resulting from a fly living in Great Britain.
Granulometry: Indicate the size of the particles of a starter.
Gregarious: Says fish which live in groups.
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: Feathers located under the upper part of the neck of a rooster. Used to make artificial flies.
Halieutics: Characterize what is in connection with the aquatic environment of which the alive species which are present there.
Hook: Metal hook which carries the soft food and makes it possible to hang fish at the end of the line, when the aforementioned bites.
Pole: Right party of the hook. It is on that Ci that one fixes silk and materials to install an artificial fly.
Shallow water: Fund brushing water surface.
: Net with mesh forming a crucible and equipped with a handle. Used for the fisheries of beach.
: English term to indicate a hook.
Hybrid: Poisson born of a crossing between two species.
Hydrophobic subject: Known as in particular of a matter which does not absorb water.
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Ichtyology: Party of the zoology which discusses fish. It approaches classification (taxonomy), the anatomy and manners.
: Who nourishes fish.
Imago: insect arrived at the final adult stage.
Imitation: Term employed to indicate an artificial fly.
Indicator of key: Operative paragraph allowing a beep or visual to announce a key
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: Decoy made up of a leaded head combined with a hook and covered with a natural fiber skirt or artificial.
Ebb: Moment or begins the downward tide.
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Kevlar: Particularly light and resistant material, used inter alia for the manufacture of the canes.
Kit: Higher elements of a long cane. Allows to change line quickly.
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Milt: Sperm of fish fertilizing the .
: Small alive spindle-shaped marine fish in the sand, which constitutes an excellent soft food for all the fish fighters.
: Yarn with a leaded core making it possible to carry out bottoms of line which dive quickly and are maintained at the bottom.
Delude: Artificial soft food which imitates a prey and thus decoy the carnivorous fish.
: eel larva.
Side line: Located on the sides of a fish, it is a sensor making it possible fish to feel the vibrations.
Reads: The major party of a waterway.
: To thread using a pointer a fish on a bottom of line.
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Net: Cut limit of conservation of a captured fish (below the “mesh” it is necessary to slacken fish).
Basket: Massive blossoming the transitory ones.
Marling: Variation of the sea level, by the negotiable instrument of .
Porpoising: of a fish on the surface
Memory: Tells itself of a yarn which after twist or strong voltage, does not find its initial aspect.
Imitation: Capacity of certain living organisms to resemble an element of their medium of life. of the Greek " to imitate "
Submachine gun: Short cane used to fish close to the edge.
: Mix made up of various flours more or less rich in proteins and minerals. for the construction of the .
Died water: Weak tide.
Fly of May: Large transitory which arrives on the rivers at the end of May at the beginning of June. The trouts in and lose any mistrust then.
: Fisherman with the fly.
Damping: Operation which consists in pouring on the starter an liquid element. Big step in the preparation of a starter.
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Fat fin: At , small fin deprived of departments. Inserted in front of the tail.
Pectoral fin: Pair of fins located behind the head. On the eye-level at . Low at the majority of fish.
Nematode: Type of common tiny worm in the ground, on the plants, in the bed of the waterways and like parasite.
No-kill: Regulate which consists with with water the captured fish.
: Cubic of bread, cheese or bread of hemp seed offered to fish.
Nymph: Fly imitating a larva of insect at its 2nd stage of development.
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Olive: Lead in the olive form.
: Lead of small size, lengthened in the olive form and used to make a line with the blow.
Cover: Protective plate lasts (horned in molluscs and osseous in fish). of Latin " cover " ( " to cover ")
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Pallets: Flattened end which finishes the pole of a hook.
Micrometer caliper: Type of artificial fly characterized by a rolling up of one or more on all the pole of the hook.
Mixing: of the hook with several soft foods.
Lord's Prayer : Assembly carried out with an accessory (swivel) in the form of cross.
Caudal pedicle: Narrow party of the body of fish, located immediately in front of the caudal fin.
To comb: Methodical share of prospection of a post while sweeping from one side to another by several jets of the line.
Pelagic: Alive Poisson in full water or meadows of surface.
Pellets: Granulated for fish of breeding. They are employed for the priming of the blows of fisheries.
: Family of fish having two dorsal fins; the first thorny one, with very hard departments, and the second with soft departments (boom, the pike perch, the low…)
Wig: Mixing up of the yarn.
: Name of a fly carried out in feather of side of duck.
Phytoplankton: Together of unicellular plants, which develops close to the water surface and whose the is nourished.
Record player: Handle of pack of a winch
: Maggot of small size and long-lived coming from the laying of the green fly. (in the plural: )
Platelet: Name given to the breams of small size.
Lead of key: Last lead placed before the hook, allowing to detect the least key.
Folder: Small plastic instrument being used for the arrangement of an installed line.
Poisson-fodder: Poisson who are used for the fuel supply of the carnivores (let us keep, bleaks,…)
To pump: Share of recovery of the line while alternating noted of cane and grinding.
Pool: Calm and major area of a river often used like area of rest by migrating fish.
Lift of a float: Weight of leads necessary to balance the float.
: of surface.
Bracket: Low of fixed line perpendicular to the body of line.
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Tail of rat: Line carried out with wire of decreasing diameter.
Keel of a float: Party located under the body of the float, intended for its stability.
: Flexible scion allowing to detect the keys when the cane is placed in parallel at the bank.
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: Thin strap out of rabbit, coloured or natural, being useful for the construction of the
To erase: Party of a very shallow on which the current forms wavelets.
Recall: Tactic which consists in maintaining the blow during the fishing party while beginning regularly with small pellets.
Slackened: Maneuver which consists in slowing down the drift of the float and to again let it take again its casting .
Recording: Touch marked by a rising of the float.
: Support allowing to position several canes in the same management. mainly by the .
: Of Latin = “spur, beak”
: Cane whose rigid and bent scion receives the rubber band shock absorber or is hung the line.
clip: Small strip on the cane having for function to retain the yarn when the winch remains open.
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Vitelline bag: Blister formed by the stomach of the embryo containing a nutritive substance, the allowing alevin to nourish itself.
: Family of fish living in running water such as salmons, trouts, shades etc
Scale measurement: Study of the scales of fish, allowing to determine their age.
Scion: Point cane.
: Artificial fly imitating a at the adult, typically recognizable stage with its wings laid out in roof on the back.
Whistle: Current name given to small pike.
Silk: Name given to the yarn of the fisheries to the fly.
Solunar: Who belongs to the position of the sun and the moon. claims by theory to define the days and moments of the day when the fish are more .
To probe: Consist in evaluating the depth and the relief of the area of the blow chosen by the fisherman.
: Dead fly which derives at water surface the wings flat.
Spigot: Type of hafting to connect two adjacent sections of a of a fishing cane.
Stick: English float at two points of fastener intended for the fisheries meadows of the bank.
: Decoy manufactured with feather and hairs, imitating a small fish.
Surf casting: Fish in seaside with the throw and to support vague.
: Equivalent of the squirrel in the fisheries of carp. Allows to announce a key.
Swing : Scion very short and curved acting as indicator of key, used for the fine fisheries with leaded.
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Parr: youthful stage of fresh water salmon.
Bead: The large end of a cane.
Drum: Fixed or revolving party of a winch on which the yarn is rolled up.
Tandem: Association of two decoys
Boom: Glass fiber handle allowing to draw aside from the boat the lines.
: Feathers, hairs or thin straps of bright colors used with a hook and drags behind a to draw the attention of fish.
Dyes: larva of a parasitic coleopter of the hives of bees which one frequently uses to fish the trout. The fresh larvae must be and to have a very clear skin.
Ground of sum: Ground of color brown, originating in Picardy and the North of France, very employed in the starter and the priming.
Nipple: Tube out of silicone fitted with a swivel allowing to change without removing the line.
: Wire used at the time of the of a fly to ring the body of the aforementioned and to give him an aspect of brightness.
Carrier: fish with the natural soft foods. The line does not contain an indicator of key and the fisherman feels the presence of fish in his wrist by the “carrier” which it forwards.
Touch: Share on the line or the stopper of a fish which a or a decoy.
Carriage: Low length of line resting on the content close lead.
Tubers of spawning time: excrescences corneas, creamy white, which develop on the skin in period of spawning time in the males of .
Tungsten: Material heavier than the lead and which is very resistant. Forwards itself in the form of yarn or in plate.
: Spindle-shaped lead decoy furnished with one or more crowns of hooks without tongue. Used for the fisheries of the tidal waves and squids.
Twist: flexible decoy in the form of comma generally installed on a leaded head.
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: English term indicating the prospection of a river while going up towards its source.
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Vase: soft ground with fine texture. Composed in great proportion of organic matter and inhabited by tiny animals.
Vein water: Party of a faster or slower current.
Belly: Curve being formed in the yarn enters the scion and the hook by the share of the current or the wind.
: Ball made up of worms threaded on a wool end with a pointer with .
Swim bladder: filled up envelope of air contained in the body of fish. Play a part in the stroke and the transmission of the sounds.
Sharp: Alive Poisson being used as soft food.
Fish pond: To transport alive fish.
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: Dress of tight fisheries allowing a total protection to the fisherman who enters water to the chest.
Wading: Share of fisheries being held while entering water.
: Long right float used for the fisheries with English.
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: together of small animals deriving close to surface. Out of fresh water, it is made up mainly of Shellfish.
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