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antron
A synthetic yarn material made of long sparkly fibers used for many aspects of fly tying including wrapped bodies, spent wings, and trailing shucks. Antron is used in the best-known and most popular b [..]
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barbel
A slender, whisker like organ near the mouth. Fish that have barbels include the catfish, the carp, the goatfish, Sturgeon, and some species of shark. Barbels are contain numerous taste buds and are u [..]
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basiobranchial
The small bones behind the tongue on which the gill arches articulate. Batten Down
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beam
The greatest width of the boat.
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bight
A curved section, slack part, or loop in rope between its two ends. Blow
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bow
The forward part of a boat or A weapon that shoots arrows powered by the elasticity of the bow. Energy is stored in the limbs of the bow and transformed into rapid motion when the string is released, [..]
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brood stock
Usually mature fish that are used for producing eggs and fry. Bulkhead
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bullet
A projectile to be fired from a firearm. Bullet refers only to the projectile that exits the muzzle and does not include that portion of the cartridge that remains in the firearm or the gunpowder. Buo [..]
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carnivorous
Any animal that derives all or most of it nutrietion from the eating of animal other than insects.
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cartridge
A loaded round of ammunition designed to be fired in a firearm. A bullet is only a partion of the cartridge, those two terms are not interchangeable. Catadromous
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