Paddling the Salish Sea with Rob Casey
Rob CaseyMy newsletter explores paddling trips, on-water insights, and historical highlights across the Salish Sea, inspired by my award-winning book “Paddling the Salish Sea 80 Trips” from Mountaineers Books.
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Ship Tracking Apps for Paddlers: Timing, Safety, and Smarter Navigation
About 25 years ago, my buddy Todd and I started noticing something strange: perfectly formed waves showing up in Seattle on completely calm days.
No wind. No swell. No storms.
Just clean, peeling waves rolling into Puget Sound.
As kayak...
Every Paddle Matters: Protecting Our Waters Year-Round
For 16 or more years I’ve been picking up plastic, rope, broken glass, bead foam and shotgun wads on Salish Sea beaches and offshore in kelp beds.
Beach trash, also called beach debris can affect sea life and marine birds as well as the be...
Widgeon Creek and Widgeon Falls, British Columbia
When updating my book in 2023, I set out to test routes recommended by others and revisit trips buried in outdated paddling guides. Two stood out: Widgeon Creek in North Vancouver and Witty’s Lagoon on Vancouver Island.
With limited inform...
Aging on the Water: A New Kind of Trip Planning
I’m 56, turning 57 this summer, and sometime last year I started needing to use the restroom about an hour after going on a paddle. In some cases it was urgent, and I was too far from any legitimate bathroom or outhouse — thus in a pickle....
Paddlers’ Guide to Alternative Lodging on the Salish Sea
Tired of tent camping while on overnight or multi-day paddle trips on the Salish Sea and beyond? You don’t have to tent it when there’s many easy to access shore options in both Washington State and British Columbia.
A few years ago a pad...
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Pacific Northwest paddler, coach, photographer and history buff Rob Casey is the author of "Paddling the Salish Sea 80 Trips" for Mountaineers Books.
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