Category: Currents

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Everyone loves a mystery

But it’s not always fun to be in the dark! It was a surprise for us at this year’s Vancouver Boat Show when we discovered that many users of Salish Sea Pilot didn’t know...

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Plugged heads & warm beers

Real cruising needs real information hen moments like this hit, you need answers — fast. Lynne and Jim can each open their 2026 guide and instantly search for the nearest chandlery for spare parts,...

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Big beautiful book

With our new 2026 all-in-one Salish Sea Pilot cruising guide, you are never more than a tap or two away from the most remote anchorage.

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For the sailor who has it all

re you stumped on what to get the boater who has everything? May we suggest giving a set of Salish Sea Pilot cruising guides? Hundreds of marina listings, anchorages, parks, docks and info on...

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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...

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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...

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Join us with the Voyage Makers

onsidering a cruise down the West Coast of Vancouver Island? Join Jim and me on June 18 at Port Sidney Marina from 4-6pm for a presentation on our favourite places to visit on the...

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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...

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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...