Quiz Oh, is this ever devious!

[Bombardier]

I think I might of kyboshed you get rich quick plans

Fletcher Christian and the mutiny on the bounty

HMS Bounty: This ship was the scene of one of the most famous mutinies in history. In 1701, the Bounty sailed under the English flag to the south pacific. Its mission was to gather breadfruit trees to transplant in English colonies in the West Indies. First mate, Fletcher Christian led a mutiny against Captain William Bligh. Bligh was cast adrift with 18 others in an open boat. They sailed nearly 4,000 miles in the small boat to reach safety in the East Indies. Some of the mutineers including Christian, sailed to the Pitcairn Island in the South Pacific. They founded a colony where their descendents continue to live

as far as your clues are concerned

I think the result of a manhunt is the bounty
and the greatest water journey or whatever was when the boat was cast adrift. the other two clues well ?????

 

[Derrick Stephenson]

Well I never!!! Congratulations, I'm not going to nitpick over a brilliant answer.
Webmaster gets two of mine right on the trot.
1) Fletcher - made arrows and flights.
2) Christian - the sign of the fish was a secret code of the early Christians.
3) Bounty - reward at the end of a manhunt - and coconut!!!
4) Sea voyage- Cap'n Bligh made one of the longest voyages ever in an open boat.
Well done Webmaster, you deserve your Milcreds.
Next one harder still. :evil: :evil: :evil:
Derrick.

 

[Bombardier]

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHAW!!!!!!!!!! drill;