August 4, 2018 – Half day Sail South with the ebb passing inside the kelp forest of Turn Rock. Close hauled sail to Big Rock and followed the Lopez…
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Half day sail South on the ebb
August 3, 2018 – Sailed South with the ebb current passing Turn Rock Kelp Forest which is now in its prime. The kelp grows a foot a day starting…
Read moreHumpback whale BCY0409 ‘Yogi’ Cartwheels in Spieden Channel
August 3, 2018. Sailed North. Harbor seals and Black Oyster Catchers off Low Island. Inside Yellow Island passed Little McConnell Island and through Spring Pass. We headed up Presidents…
Read moreDay sail North in the San Juan islands
August 2, 2018 – North Wing on wing from forested Point Caution under the eye of a Bald Eagle. Stbd tack after passing Yellow Island and its off shore rocks…
Read moreJ pod and L pod Patos to Saturna Island
August 1, 2018 – The first of the month and began with a truly spectacular sailing with whales and wildlife day. Wing on wing from Point Caution through our favorite…
Read moreHalf day afternoon sail North with the T18/19s Transient or Biggs Orcas
July 30, 2018 – Half day afternoon sail North on the flood tacking at Shirt Tail reef where we passed Harbor Seals with pups resting and warming on Low Island.…
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July 30, 2018 – Half day morning sail South on the ebb passing close on the fast current to the tip of Turn Island and the kelp forest surrounding Turn…
Read moreDay Sailing North in the San Juan Islands
July 28, 2018 – Sailed North tacking off Crane island to quietly sail passed the harbor seal haul outs of Yellow and Low Islands. Rode the flood tide…
Read moreMinke Whale comes to dinner cruise off Salmon Bank
July 22, 2018 – We picked up folks for our half day afternoon sail from Lopez Island. We hugged the Lopez coastline down towards Cattle Pass. We drifted inside of…
Read moreHalf day sail with T34s and T37 and T37Bs Biggs Orcas
July 22, 2018 – We set sail tacking back and forth up San Juan Channel through a maze of islands. Black oyster catchers, great blue herons, bald eagles and harbor…
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