noun
- a fish that swims in a shoal or group
- a person who fishes in shallow waters
Usage: nautical
Examples
- The herring are natural shoalers, moving together in large groups.
- Sardines are typical shoalers that form dense schools for protection.
- The experienced shoaler knew exactly where to cast his net in the shallows.
- As a shoaler, he preferred working the coastal waters rather than deep sea fishing.
- The shoalers moved in perfect synchronization through the coral reef.
- Local shoalers reported unusually large catches near the sandbar.