Definitions
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- verb transitive To catch bigger (or more) fish than.
Etymologies
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Examples
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My buddy said he wouldn't take me fishing with him anymore unless I promised not to outfish him ...
Field & Stream 2009
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I've also always wondered why some non-natural colors outfish natural colors.
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I usually outfish most of the people I'm with or meet on the stream, but when I don't it is because they know the stream better or are more knowledgable about which fly to use and how to fish it; not because of our reels.
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People acting like its a competition when we're fishing and always doing whatever they can to outfish me.
Pet-Peeves 2009
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I usually outfish most of the people I'm with or meet on the stream, but when I don't it is because they know the stream better or are more knowledgable about which fly to use and how to fish it; not because of our reels.
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I've managed to outfish the other guys on the lake when I bust out the fly rod, so I'm sure the pros can do it.
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The light wire will really outfish bulky coated leaders on heavily fished waters and will allow your bait to have more action.
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The light wire will really outfish bulky coated leaders on heavily fished waters and will allow your bait to have more action.
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I've managed to outfish the other guys on the lake when I bust out the fly rod, so I'm sure the pros can do it.
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People acting like its a competition when we're fishing and always doing whatever they can to outfish me.
Pet-Peeves 2009
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