Bull'tōw, n.
n. [From bull, large, and tow, q. v.] A mode of fishing practiced on the banks of Newfoundland, by stringing a number of hooks on one line, and thus taking many fish at a haul. Simmonds.
n. [From bull, large, and tow, q. v.] A mode of fishing practiced on the banks of Newfoundland, by stringing a number of hooks on one line, and thus taking many fish at a haul. Simmonds.