Gulf Islands Cruising Guide

Peter Vassilopoulos

Burrows Bay Associates LLC

Pacific Coast, South, Fort Bragg to San Diego - Folded

Travel

Fine Edge

United States

The 2015 Ports and Passes is the most complete reference guide for tide and current information along our beautiful coastline. The book is easy to use and includes the majority of the primary and secondary tide and current data stations. The guide is adjusted for daylight savings time, a convenience over the Canadian Government publications. It includes tide and current prediction table coverage for the coastal area from Olympia, WA to Prince Rupert BC. Ports and Passes also includes information on local knowledge and other information useful to the cruising mariner.

2015 Ports and Passes

Chyna Sea Ventures

Ltd.

From Puget Sound to Ketchikan, AK, including the west coast of Vancouver Island and Haida Gwai, this popular annual guide provides complete information about marinas, marine parks and fuel docks, U.S./Canada border crossings and Customs, VHF radio requirements, and more. (Also available at the Apple app store)For each cruising area, you'll find a list of charts needed, overviews of the area, and detailed listings of moorage and fuel facilities. There's text on anchorages, piloting, the flavor of each area, some history, and comments on things to see and do. Lots of maps and photos, too. (The Waggoner contains 150 maps and 350 photos.)The Waggoner's maps, showing the coverage of each chapter, the harbors, and individual marinas, are one of its most popular features. They show approach routes and facilities, and take much of the anxiety out of entering a harbor for the first time. Maps of individual marinas detail the entrances and markers, shoal areas, dock layout, and location of the guest moorage and key facilities. Generally, if it's not obvious how to get in and where to find what you need, the Waggoner provides a marina map.The Waggoner is an easy reference to use. To find the page you need, turn to the index, table of contents, or the locator maps in the front of the book. Charts for each area are listed right up front in the chapters. The Waggoner's detailed listings of marine facilities are logically organized and updated each year by Mark Bunzel and the Waggoner staff.More than a catalog of listings and maps, the Waggoner is praised as a good read. The Waggoner is full of navigation tips, weather lore, anchoring ideas, and local knowledge. Serious sidebar features and descriptions explain tide-rips, reversing tidal rapids, stern-tie lines, shellfish toxins, and more. Lighter pieces and descriptions include the lost-in-the-'50s feel of downtown Olympia; the proper attitude while waiting at the Ballard Locks (it takes as long as it takes, and that's how it is); and the discovery of a genuine, fur-bearing trout (very rare) in Prince Rupert. These stories are intended to entertain but also instruct, giving an insider's look at hazards, joys, and just plain facts of Northwest boating.The Waggoner includes Green Pages reference pages with conversion tables, Morse code, Beaufort Wind Scale, VHF channels for Washington and B.C. waters, and a handy calendar. The Waggoner also contains telephone listings for U.S. and Canadian Customs, towing and emergency services.

2014 Waggoner Cruising Guide

Mark Bunzel

The Waggoner Cruising Guide is often called "....the Bible for Northwest Cruising". Each year it is extensively updated to provide the latest information covering each cruising area along with detailed listings of moorage and fuel facilities. There's text on anchorages, Local Knowledge, the "flavor" of each area, some history, and list on things to see and do. Lots of maps and photos, too. (The Waggoner contains 150 maps and 375 photos.) The Waggoner's maps, showing the coverage of each chapter, the harbors, and individual marinas, are one of its most popular features. They show approach routes and facilities, and take much of the anxiety out of entering a harbor for the first time. Maps of individual marinas detail the entrances and markers, shoal areas, dock layout, and location of the guest moorage and key facilities. The Waggoner is an easy reference to use. To find the page you need, turn to the index, table of contents, or the locator maps in the front of the book. Charts for each area are listed right up front in the chapters. The Waggoner's detailed listings of marine facilities are logically organized and updated each year by Editor Mark Bunzel, Managing Editor Sam Landsman, coorespondents, and the Waggoner staff. More than a catalog of listings and maps, the Waggoner is praised as a "good read." The Waggoner is full of navigation tips, weather lore, anchoring ideas, and local knowledge. Serious sidebar features and descriptions explain tide-rips, reversing tidal rapids, stern-tie lines, shellfish toxins, and more. Lighter pieces and descriptions include the "lost-in-the-'50s" flavor of downtown Olympia; the proper attitude while waiting at the Ballard Locks ("it takes as long as it takes, and that's how it is"); and the discovery of a genuine, fur-bearing trout (very rare) in Prince Rupert. These stories are intended to entertain but also instruct, giving an "insider's look" at hazards, joys, and just plain facts of Northwest boating. Things change. Don't get caught without the latest cruising information for 2016.

2016 Waggoner Cruising Guide

The Waggoner Cruising Guide is often called ....the Bible for Northwest Cruising . Each year it is extensively updated to provide the latest information covering each cruising area along with detailed listings of moorage and fuel facilities. There s text on anchorages, Local Knowledge, the flavor of each area, some history, and list on things to see and do. Lots of maps and photos, too. (The Waggoner contains 150 maps and 375 photos.)The Waggoner s maps, showing the coverage of each chapter, the harbors, and individual marinas, are one of its most popular features. They show approach routes and facilities, and take much of the anxiety out of entering a harbor for the first time. Maps of individual marinas detail the entrances and markers, shoal areas, dock layout, and location of the guest moorage and key facilities.The Waggoner is an easy reference to use. To find the page you need, turn to the index, table of contents, or the locator maps in the front of the book. Charts for each area are listed right up front in the chapters. The Waggoner s detailed listings of marine facilities are logically organized and updated each year by Editor Mark Bunzel, correspondents, and the Waggoner staff.More than a catalog of listings and maps, the Waggoner is praised as a good read. The Waggoner is full of navigation tips, weather lore, anchoring ideas, and local knowledge. Serious sidebar features and descriptions explain tide-rips, reversing tidal rapids, stern-tie lines, shellfish toxins, and more. Lighter pieces and descriptions include the lost-in-the- 50s flavor of downtown Olympia; the proper attitude while waiting at the Ballard Locks ( it takes as long as it takes, and that s how it is ); and the discovery of a genuine, fur-bearing trout (very rare) in Prince Rupert. These stories are intended to entertain but also instruct, giving an insider s look at hazards, joys, and just plain facts of Northwest boating. Things change. Don t get caught without the latest cruising information for 2017.  Annually updated information on all marinas and major anchorages from Olympia to Ketchikan, including the West Coast of Vancouver Island and Haida Gwaii  150+ marina and area diagrams  Large format

2017 Waggoner Cruising Guide

Burrows Bay Associates

The 2018 Waggoner Cruising Guide includes the most comprehensive and up-to-date information from Olympia, WA to Ketchikan, AK. The 2018 edition, expanded by 16 pages, includes many new features and improvements throughout. There are many new enhancements and upgrades to the guide's format and content. Color tabs are used to distinguish each chapter, making it easier to navigate through the book. More than half of the 225 reference maps have been revised, 16 new maps have been added critical information for readers when they are approaching a marina or anchorage. This year's edition features a new theme Early Explorers of the Pacific Northwest, with short and fascinating stories of these early maritime explorers, found throughout the book. The Waggoner Cruising Guide is updated annually, including current information for marinas and anchorages. The Waggoner Cruising Guide is referred to as the Bible for Northwest Cruising.

2018 Waggoner Cruising Guide

Reference

The Waggoner Cruising Guide is often called the Bible for Northwest Cruising. Each year it is extensively updated to provide the latest information covering each cruising area along with detailed listings of moorage and fuel facilities. There is text on anchorages, Local Knowledge, the flavor of each area, some history, and list on things to see and do. Lots of maps and photos, too

2022 Waggoner Cruising Guide - Spiral Bound

FineEdge.com

New Expanded 3rd Edition. The Inside Passage to Alaska is one of the world's most spectacular trips for cruising boaters. Each summer Alaska's sheltered waters, picturesque islands, deeply cut fjords, icebergs, and tidewater glaciers-along with outstanding flora and fauna-draw hundreds of adventurers who experience the beauty and challenges of this magnificent wilderness. Exploring Southeast Alaska - Third Edition covers in unique detail every harbor and cove between Dixon Entrance and Skagway. With this best-selling reference of expert local knowledge, you can plan and execute your voyage with confidence and safety. Special features include the exact GPS waypoints for each cove entrance and anchor site, detailed diagrams, and customized itineraries from the San Juan Islands to Glacier Bay. ISBN 978-1-934199-31-2

Exploring Southeast Alaska

Don and Reanne Douglass

It's like having eight atlases in one! This large scale, large coverage atlas contains the reproduction of government charts covering from Olympia, WA, to Queen Charlotte Sound (following the inside passage on the east side of Vancouver Island). It consists of 88 overview charts and 86 detailed charts of harbors, bays, coves, inlets, and passages including a two-page chart of Lake Washington. Forty-one aerial photos provide additional navigational help. This atlas, since its much smaller inception in the early 1950's, continues to be a handy reference for anyone who enjoys the waters of the Pacific Northwest.

Cruising Atlas for Northwest Waters

Evergreen Pacific Publishing

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