Lake transport is a term used to describe the various methods of transportation used on lakes. MOTORBOAT, CANOE, and ROWBOAT are three of the most common lake transport methods. A MOTORBOAT is a boat that is powered by an engine, typically with a propeller or jet drive. Canoes are small, lightweight boats that are propelled by paddles. Rowboats are propelled by oars and are usually larger than canoes. All three of these lake transport methods are popular for recreational activities such as fishing, sightseeing, and water sports.