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Circumnavigating San Juan Island to see Orcas T100’s

Circumnavigating San Juan Island to see Orcas T100’s

July 21, 2026 – With reports of Biggs/Transient orcas known as the T100’s at Middle Bank we headed south. We cut through Turn Island pass and quickly moved towards Cattle…

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Sunset sail with Orcas T100’s passing Friday Harbor

Sunset sail with Orcas T100’s passing Friday Harbor

July 15, 2026 – Raised sails for wing on wing sailing north to meet Biggs/Transient orcas known as the T100’s (minus T100B’s and T100E) who were coming towards Friday Harbor.…

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A trio of Humpbacks Orion, Gibbous and Split Fin followed by Orcas T100’s

A trio of Humpbacks Orion, Gibbous and Split Fin followed by Orcas T100’s

July 15, 2026 – We tossed a coin and sailed south today passing inside of Turn island with a good view of a bald eagle and harbor seals hauled out.…

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Orcas T46B’s come inter-island and orcas T100’s and T101’s come down San Juan Channel

Orcas T46B’s come inter-island and orcas T100’s and T101’s come down San Juan Channel

July 12, 2026 – We sailed out of the south entrance of Friday Harbor with a report of orcas, the T46B’s (minus T46B1’s, T46B3 and T46B6), coming down Upright Channel.…

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Orcas T100’s southbound San Juan Channel to Cattle Pass

Orcas T100’s southbound San Juan Channel to Cattle Pass

July 5, 2026 – Knowing that orcas, the T100’s, were southbound in San Juan Channel from our earlier sail we hustled everyone together to set off to the south. Cutting…

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Orcas T100’s by White Rock and towards Friday Harbor

Orcas T100’s by White Rock and towards Friday Harbor

July 5, 2026 – We left Friday Harbor and sailed north to the Wasp Islands. There was a report of orcas, the T100’s (minus T100B’s and T100E), circling Flattop Island…

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Humpback whale BCX1800 ‘Gretzky’ followed by Orcas T100’s

Humpback whale BCX1800 ‘Gretzky’ followed by Orcas T100’s

June 18, 2026 – After departing Friday Harbor we sailed through the pass around Turn Island State Park where many harbor seals were hauled out and a bald eagle watched…

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