nymphing
SayNIMF-ing/ˈnɪmfɪŋ/
- 1A kind of fly fishing that uses a fake fly made to look like a young water insect.
My uncle taught me nymphing on a cold spring morning.
Nymphing works well when the fish are not coming up to eat.
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- 2Present participle and gerund of nymph. Use it after 'is', 'are' or 'was', or to name the action itself.
Dad was nymphing in the river all morning.
They went nymphing for trout after lunch.
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nymphing is a form of nymph
nymph, verb: To fish with a small lure made to look like a young insect, usually under the water. Full entry
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- nymph → nymphing: add -ing
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