Bobber
a person or thing that bobs.
a fishing bob.
a member of a bobsled team.
Historical Examples
The Lost Wagon James Arthur Kjelgaard
The Lost Wagon James Arthur Kjelgaard
The Lost Wagon James Arthur Kjelgaard
The Cave by the Beech Fork Henry S. Spalding
Fishing Grounds of the Gulf of Maine Walter H. Rich
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