sportfisherman
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of sportfisherman
Example Sentences
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Its substantial flare, more typical of a Carolina sportfisherman than a cruiser, should keep the foredeck and side decks very dry in all but the worst conditions.
From Time Magazine Archive
Photo: Scott TaylorOn a cold, blustery january day, Dr. Barbara Block was in the cockpit of a pitching sportfisherman off the coast of North Carolina, braving some of the worst conditions of the Atlantic.
From Time Magazine Archive
Advanced hull design and lightweight composites produce one of the longest ranges of any 50-foot sportfisherman; power comes from twin Cat diesels from 700 to 1,000 hp each.
From Time Magazine Archive
The 52 is built with a self-bailing cockpit and can be ordered with everything a serious sportfisherman wants, within easy reach.
From Time Magazine Archive
The gleaming sportfisherman was tied stem-first to a wooden dock, where a monster blue marlin hung glassyeyed from a tall pole.
From "Flush" by Carl Hiaasen
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