surfcaster

English

Alternative forms

• surf caster
• surf-caster

Etymology

surfcast +‎ -er

Noun

surfcaster (plural surfcasters)

1. One who fishes by surfcasting.
   • 2010, David Kinney, The Big One, →ISBN:

     Ron is a dyed-in-the-wool surfcaster, the sort of man who speaks about the mystical beauty of long nights as a lone sentry beside the sea waiting for the fish to arrive.

   • 2012, Cameron Wright, The Southern Surfcaster, →ISBN:

     Even the most weathered and experienced surfcaster will tell you that there are always innovative ways to fish the mighty Atlantic.

   • 2014, Nick Honachefsky, The Jersey Surf Diaries, →ISBN:

     For any Garden State surfcaster, all the pent-up wintertime anxiety comes to a head, from being locked inside, a slave to only eight hours of daylight, freezing and snow-blind through blizzards and massive nor'easter snowdrifts covering the house.

   • 2014, Jay Quinn, Metes and Bounds: A Novel, →ISBN:

     A born pier fisherman was a totally different kind of breed from a surfcaster or a boat fisherman.