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Byrdman
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 Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2020 9:53 am Post subject: Trip between Deception Pass Area to John Wayne Marina |
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Have not navigated much other than the waters we have crabbed and shrimped or salmon fished. Limited area of Deception Pass area, Utsalady Bay and Everette Ship Wreck area. So recommendations of what and whens and when nots for this trip. Thinking over in one day, visit, overnight at John Wayne Marina or anchor out in the area, then back to home port area the next day.
I can travel Tuesday thru Friday of next week for a few flexible days for best weather.
Thanks C-Brats
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san juanderer
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| Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2020 12:08 pm Post subject: |
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| Travel both ways EARLY in the morning for the flattest water conditions. The area between Smith Island and Deception Pass is generally not very nice when the winds pick up in the afternoon. Personally, I would want to be traveling on the water by 5 am. |
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Byrdman
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| Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2020 6:32 pm Post subject: |
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| thanks San. Exeactly what I was thinking. Ive used deception pass a couple seasons of shrimping in the area. Thought the other end would be about the same. I appreciate the input. |
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hardee
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| Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2020 2:43 am Post subject: |
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| san juanderer wrote: | | Travel both ways EARLY in the morning for the flattest water conditions. The area between Smith Island and Deception Pass is generally not very nice when the winds pick up in the afternoon. Personally, I would want to be traveling on the water by 5 am. |
Good advice. Morning winds will start picking up about 1000. It's about 25 miles, door to door. It is a bit longer but if you have west winds or flood (incoming) tides, it might be worth it to get over closer to the south shore after the Point Wilson Rip and come in on the south side of Protection Island.
The Sequim Bay State Park dock is another couple miles past the John Wayne, and might be worth checking out prior to checking in a JW Marina. Depends on what amenities you are looking for.
Harvey
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Byrdman
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| Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2020 10:06 am Post subject: |
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| Thanks Harvey. Will be my rookie trip to this area. I had hoped to be out here in March like I generally do but fare to say this has been a tuff year with family and other current world issues. Sure felt great to get out here in Jun even if late, and enjoy one shrimping trip prior to local closures. Crabbing has been great and now time for a bit of leisure boating and shifting to salmon fishing before my help on the farm for full days are requested, Loving the break in the heat... but today and Monday a bit warm even here...but, reminds me of how its running back home...generally about 10-15 degrees warmer all day/night long in TN. |
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journey on
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| Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2020 3:36 pm Post subject: |
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When Deception Pass was too rough we used Canoe Pass. Actually, followed a 22 C-Dory through. Canoe Pass is the north side of Pass Island and we got through without too much of a pounding. We were westbound, to the San Juan Islands.
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hardee
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| Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2020 8:54 pm Post subject: |
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| journey on wrote: | When Deception Pass was too rough we used Canoe Pass. Actually, followed a 22 C-Dory through. Canoe Pass is the north side of Pass Island and we got through without too much of a pounding. We were westbound, to the San Juan Islands.
Boris |
Good point Boris, Thanks for the reminder. Always good to have options on the plate.
Harvey
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