A Gray Whale Filled Opening Weekend

A Gray Whale Filled Opening Weekend

We had a very successful opening weekend full of gray whales.  In fact we likely set a PSE company record for the number of individual gray whales seen this early in the season.  We managed to spot 8 of the 9 gray whales that have been confirmed in Puget Sound...
2022 Gray Whale Season Set To Begin

2022 Gray Whale Season Set To Begin

See majestic gray whales as they migrate north to Alaska. In March & April these “Sounders” pass through the Salish Sea to feed on ghost shrimp (a handful of grays are already here). Our 10:30am Edmonds departures begin March 5; 10am Port Townsend...
Still Plenty of Whale Sightings this Fall

Still Plenty of Whale Sightings this Fall

As the days get shorter and the temperatures are brisk we are still having some fantastic days on the water this fall.  This is one of my favorite times of the year because there aren’t as many boats out there, but there are still whales around.  We are seeing...
Lots of Action to Start Summer

Lots of Action to Start Summer

We’ve had a very busy spring and summer this year with lots of people wanting to get out of the house and into some whale watching.  The whales have been fantastic too.  It has been a record year for Bigg’s killer whale sightings, especially in Puget...
30 Minute Killer Whale/Harbor Porpoise Hunt

30 Minute Killer Whale/Harbor Porpoise Hunt

Today we watched an epic killer whale/harbor porpoise drama!  The T65A pod, T77, and T77E chased one harbor porpoise for a half an hour at the north end of Camano Island tonight.  The hunt finally ended up in a meal for the killer whales, but that harbor porpoise put...
16 Gray Whales for 2021, including a New One

16 Gray Whales for 2021, including a New One

We’ve Certainly had a banner gray whale watching season this year with higher than average numbers of gray whales.  So far we’ve had at least 16 individual gray whales visit us this spring.  In a normal year we will have around 10 regular visitors.  So far...