Category: Currents

ome late autumn, sales of our Salish Sea Pilot cruising guides kinda evaporate. After all, who wants to buy the 2026 version of the guide when they know the updated 2027 edition is coming...

hen Jim decided to include a page with a map for each region of the Salish Sea indicating where fuel is available, he wanted to include a link to it from every page. He...

oaters and campers who are not residents of BC will be charged an extra CA$20 when they stay at a provincial marine park in the province. Beginning May 15, 2026, BC Parks is introducing...

oaters headed to Princess Louisa Inlet between now and May 15 should be aware that the park dock at Chatterbox Falls might not to open for their use. The dock is expected to be...

ong a critical link for mariners transiting the Inside Passage along the North Coast of BC, Klemtu will soon open a new Community Band Store and Café, adding to its vital importance as a provisioning...

ecently we visited Campbell River where Silom had been waiting for us for much of the winter at Fisherman’s Wharf. Her deck was very mouldy, badly in need of a scrub, and the stainless...

kay, it took a while for me to update our introductory video about how to use the new mega-guide that we built by smooshing our seven regional guides into one. But I have an...

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...

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,...

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.