September 20th It was an epic sail with 3 humpback whales known as BCX1057 ‘Divot’, BCY0160 ‘Heather’, and MMY0006 ‘Windy’ and a minke whale near Sandy Point, Waldron. Sailed over…
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September 20th It was an epic sail with 3 humpback whales known as BCX1057 ‘Divot’, BCY0160 ‘Heather’, and MMY0006 ‘Windy’ and a minke whale near Sandy Point, Waldron. Sailed over…
Read moreSeptember 16, 2017 – Transient orcas known as T65A’s and T99’s were traveling up San Juan Channel. However, three of their family members weren’t present: T65A3 and T65A4 plus T99B.…
Read moreSeptember 3, 2017 – A sail with friends up north into Canada on a beautiful day. We shared a picnic fit for a queen en route to Monarch Head to…
Read moreAugust 25th 2017. Half day sail North and met T34s, 36As, 37 and 37Bs near Jones Island. They travelled and hunted San Juan Channel close to shore at Rueben Tarte…
Read moreJuly 20, 2017 – Cut the lines and cast off on another adventure. Up San Juan Channel and into Presidents Channel to hug the stunning coastline of Orcas Island. We…
Read moreJuly 13, 2017 – Cut the lines to sail through the islands and out through Obstruction Pass to meet transient orcas, T51, T34’s, T37, and T37B’s traveling in a tight…
Read moreAug 18th – A sunset/moonrise sail with J16’s at Hein Bank. J26 made friends with a murre and then an explosion of the ocean as he caught a fish. Steller…
Read moreWe met up with the T49A’s, one of our most “Resident” transient families, at Yellow Island after they passed Friday Harbor. They traveled and hunted amidst a flotilla of boats…
Read moreWe sailed through Spieden Channel to meet the J’s at Battleship. Fast travel spread in loose groups to the Stuart Island shoreline. Swinging Turn Pt at full flood with direction…
Read moreFast sail on the flood up President’s Channel with T124C, a solitary male orca. We left him at Pt Doughty to catch a beam reach fast sail to Skipjack Island.…
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