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Often used in the same context:
jumpers,
threadfins,
lobs,
footers,
dunks,
dribble,
sinkers,
surfperch,
buckets,
buffleheads,
kayakers,
backhands,
threes,
hooks,
dipsy,
sidespin,
hammerheads,
amblers,
ribbonfish,
styes,
sculpins,
pinfish,
bonitos,
steelies,
tippets,
decoys,
sandbars,
crosscourt,
neap tide,
hardheads,
dories,
needlefish,
triggerfish,
nematocysts,
goldeneyes,
stoneflies,
fadeaway,
saltwater,
strainers,
leapers,
blisters,
spinny,
trotline,
ladyfish,
soakers,
shooters,
berley,
dart,
caplin,
surfcasting,
floating,
streaky,
jack crevalle,
blackfin,
fantails,
ruffe,
croakers,
brusher,
duns,
teardrop,
mutton snapper,
hucks,
skywalker,
rills,
shads,
muttons,
forehands,
rim,
eddies,
baskets,
spatterdock,
rainbows,
davits,
remora,
skeg,
crossover dribble,
boats,
pilchards,
freshwater mussel,
sargassum,
cohos,
wrasses,
crevalle jack,
fish,
chuckholes,
headpin,
whitecap,
knacks,
combers,
stingers,
redbreast,
hoop,
lanternfish,
canoeists,
bluebottles,
widgeons,
shiners,
billabongs,
sandbanks,
skyhook,
sewin,
brokers,
carpenters,
cosmetics,
bakers,
boarders,
coaches,
craftsmen,
divers,
golfers,
operatives,
renters,
surrogates,
trainers,
climbers,
drifters,
fishers,
flyers,
gamblers
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— Adjectives for floaters:
vitreous,
many,
free,
most,
visual,
new,
few,
personal,
small,
several,
young,
more...
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