When it comes to beautiful weather months, November in the Pacific Northwest will never win. Rain, baby, lots of it, and only three groups love it: skiers, ducks, and salmon. …
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The legendary R2AK Race to Alaska (see our June 2016 feature R2AK Race or Revolution?) is officially on for June 2017. The announcement from the Northwest Maritime Center (NWMC) of …
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The Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding (NWSWB) announced the first build of a very unique boat, the Hacker-21 all-wood runabout designed by legendary naval architect John L. Hacker (1877-1961). The …
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The 750-mile, unsupplied, engineless Race to Alaska (R2AK) runs from Port Townsend, Washington to Ketchikan, Alaska, is over, but the legends made on the waters of the Inside Passage will …
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By Tony Floor Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines! As most Washington salmon anglers know, the state and Puget Sound treaty tribes finally came to an agreement in late May …
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In case you couldn’t tell from our lead feature, we’ve definitely caught the Race to Alaska fever and are equally as fascinated by the participants facing the course as the …
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A little over a year ago, tragedy struck the sailboat racing community when Jay Berglund died after the 22′ Gizmo sank in Budd Inlet. Gizmo‘s owner John Thompson shares the …
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To nobody’s surprise, the R2AK beat will go on….. PORT TOWNSEND, WA – Organizers have given a second Race to Alaska the green light. “After numerous debriefs with safety personnel, …
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Hedrick on Transpac: Martha gets the jump, Allure and Hamachi take on Chaotic Weather
Ed. Note: Bruce Hedrick may have retired from Northwest Yachting, but we’re lucky enough to get some reports in from his new adventures. He’s navigating the Santa Cruz 50 Allure …
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Ed. Note, the inaugural Race to Alaska (R2AK) is for non-motorized boats. The first leg, tomorrow, is from Port Townsend to Victoria. On Sunday the fleet starts out for Ketchikan, …