gillnetter

• “The gillnetter is a long, boxy boat that rides low in the water.”

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• “That's a Pacific coast gillnetter in Johnstone Straits pulling its nets.”

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• “That boat was the only gillnetter fishing Johnstone Strait.”

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• “The Mary J. 's down there -- the gillnetter with the pink trim line.”

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• “Liam met the harbormaster on the slip next to the little gillnetter.”

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• “Mike's catch looked smallest of all, but then he'd been busy for much of the opener fending off the encroaching gillnetter, which Liam privately thought was a little greedy of him-surely in a ball that size there was more than enough herring to go around.”

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• “The man who had dived off the swamped skiff had bobbed up to the surface and one of his crewmates on the gillnetter ran a boat hook out for him to grab on to and hauled him on board.”

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• “It looked twice as large and three times as powerful as the little gillnetter heading over to challenge it.”

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• “One of the two poaching gillnetters was still being fended off by Mike's boat, every zig of the gillnetter being met by a zag from Mike's.”

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• “The two new boats broke ranks, one circling around Wolfe's second gillnetter, or Mike, which Liam supposed was the skipper's name.”

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