Exploring Eucott Hot Springs: A Boater’s Adventure
August 11, 2025
Leaving Bella Coola felt bittersweet. Bitter because it meant strapping Roxy and Ruby — our two Honda Ruckuses — back onto the roof after having way too muc...
Docking Adventures in Port Hardy: A Boater’s Experience
Arriving in Port Hardy
July 23, 2025 — Port Hardy, British Columbia
We usually avoid docks if we can, but this time we had no choice. Captain Paul needed to be dropped o...
Salmon Fishing Tales: Lessons from the Water
A day in Rivers Inlet chasing salmon turned into a mix of triumph and loss. We fought a monster fish, lost our prawn traps, and still came back to Getla Cove with stories worth telling.
Surviving a Bad Ocean Crossing in the Inside Passage
We dropped anchor in Beaver Cove to meet up with Captain Paul before tackling some of the roughest weather we’ve seen on the Great Siberian Sushi Run. From blueberry deliveries and soaked dinghy runs in Port Hardy to battling Johnstone Strait and finally finding serenity in Getla Inlet, this stretch of the journey had it all.
Discover the Alert Bay – Home of the World’s Tallest Totem Pole
We anchored off Cormorant Island and discovered that Alert Bay is more than a stop along the Inside Passage—it’s a place of living history. From the U’mista Cultural Centre to the world’s tallest totem pole, this small community holds powerful stories of survival, culture, and connection to the land and sea.
Discovering Powell River’s Concrete Ghost Fleet
Date: July 11, 2025
Ten concrete warships, one forgotten coastline, and a floating museum hiding in plain sight.
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Why Jedediah Island is a Must-Visit for Adventurers
It took us two tries to get here, but it was worth every minute.July 10, 2025
Our First Attempt? Let’s Just Say… Goats: 1, Us: 0
Jedediah Island has been on our “mus...
6 Days Until the Great Siberian Sushi Run
On Canada Day, with sore knees and a full heart, we scrubbed Tangaroa clean and said hard goodbyes as we prepared to leave Brentwood Bay BC for the Great Siberian Sushi Run—a journey chasing freedom, family, and life on our own terms.