The Fisherman Suplex is a professional wrestling move that involves a wrestler lifting their opponent and throwing them backward while maintaining control of one of their legs. This technique is often used to showcase strength and skill, as it requires balance and precision. The move is named for its resemblance to the way a fisherman might hook and lift a fish. To execute the Fisherman Suplex, the wrestler typically hooks one of the opponent's legs with their arm while gripping the opponent's upper body with the other arm. This allows for a smooth transition into the suplex, making it an effective offensive maneuver in the ring. Wrestlers like Bret Hart and Kurt Angle are known for their proficiency in this technique.