drift boat

Several of the men started forward as if to chase the drifting boat.

In the middle of the Pacific they encounter a drifting boat that seems to be taking on water.

I know most of the guys by now; one keeps his drift boat in a barn at our place.

He saw a shadow, as of some drifting boat, enter upon that path.

Then he swam a slow crawl toward the drifting boat.

The river was high when we launched one of Gary's drift boats that afternoon.

Instead he dove into the surf and struck out for the drifting boat.

It was still in the drift boat, wedged up under the bow cover!

David knows how to build a sturdy drift boat.

The dark scares everyone too much to try to free the object, so they all sleep on the deck of the drifting boat.

He let the tide carry his drifting boat closer to the anchored yacht.

The drift boat guides cooperate with each other, and if one is booked up he will refer you to another.

They were in a drifting boat going nowhere.

But Hercules, while roaming at night on the bank, had been fortunate enough to find a drifting boat.

The earliest drift boats were made out of various types of wood.

Both half- and full-day drift boat fishing without meals or lodging are included.

Most steelheading on the Niagara is done from drift boats.

I counted 55 drift boats at Carter's in 1986."

I rowed across the river in my drift boat and walked upstream to a spot that looked promising.

In 1978, Richard began using fiberglass drift boats or dories with his float clients.

Wherever we stopped and cast from the drifting boat, the stripers were there, including many large ones.

He was fighting deep and dogged, making slow, almost sedate circles three hundred feet below the drifting boat.

I think she cracked up from being alone on a drifting boat with only this thing-the elemental-for company."

Pellimar reached the drifting boat first, pulling himself cautiously up its slick, rounded side.