barbel

Converse of object

• catch: He also caught four barbel over 5lb, the biggest 7lb 6oz.
• hold: I slid gingerly down a dense bank of undergrowth to a spot where a deep slack on the inside might just hold a barbel.
• land: After seeing Dad land a barbel both Joe and Tom wanted to catch one.
• include: That catch included barbel, using the long trotting method with a centre-pin reel.
• have: Fishing a warm and breezy evening, I had barbel from the second I settled my first cast.
• produce: The next 3 hours produced 5 more barbel - my best return of the season.

Adjective modifier

• double: Any of these venues offer the realistic prospect of a double figure barbel.
• big: Records also showed that my bigger barbel had been caught during my first season's fishing.
• large: In these sections where the water runs faster and is quite weedy in the summer months, lie the haunts of very large barbel.
• small: The lower jaw of the haddock is slightly shorter than the upper jaw and the fish has a small single barbel.
• first: Immediately I knew I was connected to my first barbel of the season.
• good: A couple of hours passed with nothing until I managed to lose a good barbel in a snag, last cast.

Modifies a noun

• angler: The biggest mistake most barbel anglers make is casting out too soon!
• rod: The topic of new barbel rods had been lingering around over the course of the year.
• fishing: Mail reporter Gary Newman claims his place in big barbel fishing 's elite!
• bait: Also containing an in-depth breakdown, by John Baker, on the use of modern barbel baits.

Noun used with modifier

• specimen: Specimen barbel of ten pounds or more are likely to be twenty years old.
• figure: Any of these venues offer the realistic prospect of a double figure barbel.
• double-figure: At the start of the river season I had my sights set on catching my first double-figure barbel.
• record: Barbel stat attack: Size: The British record barbel is 19 lb 6 oz 8 dr. .