DCHP-1 Online
light-jack Obs. 
n. a light used at night to attract fish.
See also: jacklight ((n.)) (def. 1)
- 1859 (1925) . . . the strong red glare of the blazing pine knots and roots in the iron frame, or light-jack, at the bow of the canoe. . . .
- 1903 See how their forms are increased in size until they look like veritable giants in the haze of the blazing light-jack.
- 1859 (1925) . . . the strong red glare of the blazing pine knots and roots in the iron frame, or light-jack, at the bow of the canoe. . . .