mooring buoy , auch: cask buoy

There are many shallow private mooring buoys out in the bay.

Mooring buoys also help to mark the boundaries of fishing areas.

There are a number of mooring buoys close to a pebble beach.

But they were not the clunking noise of mooring buoys.

Then at last they were in place, the Byron snuggled up against a mooring buoy.

A cable passed over the bow and was secured to a mooring buoy.

A mooring buoy floated a short distance from the steamboat.

Mooring buoys were scattered around this big nautical church bell.

A decent line is always rigged to mooring buoys on the wreck.

There is a small marina and limited mooring buoys.

Use mooring buoy systems if they are available.

There are seven mooring buoys and room for 40-50 small pleasure craft in this anchorage.

There is room for several boats at anchor or at a mooring buoy.

While many mooring buoys are privately owned, some are available for public use.

They swing slowly in the morning light, like huge mooring buoys floating on some invisible surface above us.

It has four mooring buoys and one bell buoy.

The plane made a water landing near the lighthouse and taxied up to a mooring buoy.

It is a very popular anchorage in the summer months and mooring buoys are provided by the park for visiting boats.

Jager soon cast off her mooring buoy, slowly turned toward the sea.

On-site information boards, mooring buoys and markers are installed.

He requested Harry to bring the speedboat from its mooring buoy and have it ready at the dock.

At her gesture, the ship drifted free of the mooring buoy, pivoting slowly on its axis.

The ship tied up at a mooring buoy, alongside a new 2200-ton destroyer, the Harte.

Instead, they used mooring buoys offshore, huge, cylindrical drums firmly anchored to the bottom.

Mooring causes damage which can be reduced by using mooring buoys.