The boat belongs to the fisherman.

 The boat, a modest yet sturdy vessel, is owned by a fisherman who depends on it for his livelihood. It is crafted to withstand the challenging conditions of the lake or sea where he fishes daily, with a design optimized for stability and durability. Often, it carries signs of wear: the wood might be faded, the paint chipped, and the hull might show evidence of minor repairs. Yet, these marks tell a story of countless journeys, early mornings, and long hours on the water.

The boat is equipped with the basic essentials the fisherman needs for his trade, such as nets, lines, and traps, often stored neatly within compartments or tied securely. For the fisherman, this boat is more than just a tool—it's a trusted companion that has been with him through calm and storm, providing a means to support his family and a space of solitude and connection to the natural world.