In fishing slang, the term "dink" is often used to refer to a small or undersized fish. Anglers might use this term to describe a fish that is significantly smaller than the average size they are targeting. It's a casual and colloquial way of expressing that the caught fish is relatively small or not of the desired size. The use of the term "dink" is subjective and can vary among anglers, but it generally implies a catch that is on the smaller end of the size spectrum.
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