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Troll′ing-spoon.

A bait trailed behind a boat to attract and catch fish.

The name is derived from the frequent use of a silvered spoon bowl to which the hook is soldered, and which is connected by a snood to the line. In the example, the bright piece a is rotated as it is drawn through the water, and reflects the light in different directions, like the silvery scales of a small fish in motion.

Mann's trolling-spoon.

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