troll verb [I]. âº to âfish from a âboat that is âmoving slowly in the âwater and âpulling a âfishing line (= âlength of âstring with something âattached that âattracts âfish) behind it: Many of his âfriends had âlarge âboats, and they frequently âtraveled together trolling for âmackerel.
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