August 16, 2023 – A stunning sunset sail with two families of orcas… the T36A’s and T46’s.
Read moreBiggs/Transient Orcas T101’s around Lopez Island to Burrows Bay
August 16, 2023 – With news of Biggs/Transient orcas from the T101’s coming East towards Salmon Bank we moved south quickly with hopes to intercept them. We met the family…
Read moreSunset sail with Biggs/Transient Orcas T19 and T19B
August 14, 2023 – A sunset sailing adventure with Biggs/Transient orcas T19 and son T19B. The others in their family, T18 and T19C, were somewhere near, possibly in West Sound.
Read moreHumpback Whales BCX1057 “Divot” and BCY0458 “Raptor” near East Point
August 12, 2023 – A beautiful day to explore the Salish Sea. Many harbor seals were resting at our favorite wildlife refuges in the Wasp Islands, Flattop Island and White…
Read moreHumpback Whale BCY0409 “Yogi” by Sucia Island
August 7, 2023 – Shortly after casting off from Friday Harbor we spotted two bald eagles messing about in the grass, and one had just caught the catch of the…
Read moreBiggs/Transient Orcas T137’s pass Friday Harbor and Minke Whales on Salmon Bank
August 4, 2023 – Another gorgeous day in the Salish Sea. After casting off we cut inside Turn Island and headed down the channel, but quickly changed course when a…
Read moreMinke whales on Salmon Bank
August 1, 2023 – A fun sail south after casting off from Friday Harbor finding some fun wildlife. Around Turn Island we spotted several raccoons foraging on the tide line,…
Read moreBiggs/Transient Orcas T34’s and T37’s hunting at Clements Reef
July 30, 2023 – Today was a spectacular full day sail. Every trip is epic and full of special moments. We left the dock and headed north on account of…
Read moreHumpback Whale BCZ0414 “Zephyr” in Haro Strait
July 28, 2023 – With a report of a humpback whale northbound along the westside of San Juan Island we moved quickly north to get a chance to see her.…
Read moreBiggs/Transient Orcas T34’s and T37’s on the Westside of San Juan Island
July 27, 2023 – On our sail today we headed south because there was a family of Biggs/Transient orcas (the T34’s and T37’s) moving northwest from the top of MacArthur…
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