Remembering Teakerne Arm
Sometimes you surprise yourself, remembering how long it has been since you last sailed to a place you once loved, and likely still will.
Author: Jim Burgoyne
Tin-can clam chowder
ot sure why, but a few recipes have fallen into my orbit at home and on the boat. When things like burritos, beans, Irish soda bread and a few others appear on the meal...
Partnering with yacht clubs
alish Sea Pilot, that’s us, has joined hands with yacht clubs and sailing associations, offering discounts on our cruising guides to club members while sharing revenue from those sales with the clubs themselves. How...
Princess Louisa gets facelift
ock and mooring buoy repairs at Swíwelát (Princess Louisa Marine Park) are complete and the facilities are ready to receive boaters for the 2025 season. At MacDonald Island, all new mooring buoys and anchors...
Billy Proctor passes
illy Proctor didn’t seem to mind answering the questions about the Broughton Archipelago that Lynne and I emailed to him. And his answers, always prompt and to the point, usually included a twist that...
Cabbage Isle access curtailed
eginning April 15, 2025, Parks Canada closed the Cabbage Island campground, possibly for good, due to damage done to areas of the island which are culturally sensitive to First Nations people. The park mooring...
Unlocking Seattle’s backdoor
Many boaters are apprehensive the first time they go through the Chittenden Locks, but there is little to worry about for those who prepare.
Warming up to Glacier Bay
Our embarrassing introduction to Glacier Bay did nothing to diminish the wonderful experience of cruising amid whales, ice and canyons of snow.
Embracing Tracy Arm
Our first attempt to view a glacier in Southeast Alaska met with a bit of disappointment, but heading north the view is improving.
