
Practical guidance for paddling the Salish Sea safely, from trip reports to gear reviews, by Rob Casey, author of the award-winning Mountaineers Books guide Paddling the Salish Sea: 80 Trips.
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Since time immemorial the Shilshole or šilšul (or Shilshoolabsh) people lived on what is now called Salmon Bay in Seattle.
Located on the northwest shores part of Seattle, Salmon Bay splits the Ballard neighborhood from Magnolia and was o...
This is about the history of Ennis Creek from time immemorial to present. The creek is tucked into Port Angeles on the Olympic Peninsula. My family has known the Mantooths, whose home has stood beside the creek since the early 1970s, for as...
Most people don’t know there’s real surfing happening on Puget Sound, hours from any ocean swell. I’ve been at this for over 20 years, and tug waves are some of the best-kept secrets.
Check my post on How to Surf Freighters and Small Boats...
Like many people who have visited Vancouver’s Stanley Park, you may think of its towering trees, the girl-in-a-wetsuit shoreline sculpture, Salish totem poles, and other classic features. I didn’t know until recently, thanks to a Facebook g...
I posted a Note last week about how to paddle board among rocks, shallow areas, and reefs, and will elaborate more on that here also adding kayak tips as well.
Why paddle near rocks? I love paddling below big cliffs in places like Decepti...
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Pacific Northwest paddler, writer, photographer and history buff Rob Casey is the author of "Paddling the Salish Sea 80 Trips" for Mountaineers Books.
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