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dehooker

American  
[dee-hook-er] / diˈhʊk ər /

noun

  1. a device for removing a hook from a fish.


Example Sentences

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The dehooker shields the hook point after removal.

From Time Magazine Archive

I got a feel for the tool by sticking hooks in a cardboard box and then removing them with the dehooker.

From Time Magazine Archive

He then slides the dehooker down the line until it bottoms out.

From Time Magazine Archive

I was given basic instructions on the use of the dehooker.

From Time Magazine Archive

The soft curves of the dehooker do not harm the fish.

From Time Magazine Archive