June 26, 2022 – It was tough catching up to the T36A’s as they bombed up San Juan Channel, but it was worth it once we finally made it! It…
Read moreOrcas T36A’s and new calf south of Flattop Island
Sail around Spieden Island
June 21, 2022 – A sail around Spieden Island, poking out to scan Haro Strait and back to Friday Harbor.
Read moreOrcas T123’s followed by a pair of humpbacks (BCZ0414 Zephyr and friend)
June 12, 2022 – We saw lots of wildlife including osprey, bald eagles, harbor seals, a Steller sea lion, and the highlights were a pod of orcas known as the…
Read moreHalf Day sail North to Flattop NWR and the Cactus Islands
June 6 pm, 2022. Half Day sail North to Flattop NWR and the Cactus Islands with a sunset on the return
Read moreMcArthur Bank with Humpback whale known as BCZ0298 “Split Fin”.
June 6, 2022. We headed South after leaving Friday Harbor all the way down to MacArthur Bank and back again. It was great fun spotting bald eagles, harbor seals, Steller…
Read morePure magic with Humpback whale BCX1251 “Orion” by Java Rocks
June 2, 2022. Half day sail that stretched North into Canada covering 32 miles in 5 hours. A magical evening and a magical encounter with humpback whale BCX1251 “Orion” by…
Read moreSail South to Long Island
June 2, 2002 – Wing on wing with the current clearing Turn Rock while watched over by a Bald Eagle. More Eagles gathered along the shoreline of Lopez as well…
Read moreSailing south with distant views of J pod
May 31, 2022 – Half day sail south. Our sail included a wide variety of wildlife including black oystercatchers, raccoons, bald eagles, vultures, harbor seals, Steller sea lions, cormorants, loons and…
Read moreHumpbacks Lucky & Divot followed by J Pod orcas
May 30, 2022 – Double hitter today – humpbacks and orcas! It was quite the day for whale watching seeing two humpback whales identified as BCX0419 “Lucky” and BCX1057 “Divot”…
Read moreFinding Biggs orca T49A1 in Rosario and T137’s outside Friday Harbor
May 25, 2022 – What a fun sail we had heading out into Rosario Strait and finding lone male orca T49A1 as he was steadily southbound. The next afternoon he…
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