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We will be leaving Vancouver about that time headed to Sitka.

A four seed!

Selection Sunday

Now I am confused. What is the difference between a dink and a tender? Some of the dinks look more like a tender to me.

Do we approve of the dingy and anchor? Not sure how chain it has.

Was a FS boat and was sold as excess property a few years ago. Was never a tow boat. Lots of sea stories about this boat and about a former skipper.

Agree with Glen in that Lund is a good option. We use a Smoker craft which is similar to a lund.

Sorry for the typos, should be Grand Yachts.

You may consider looking for boats in Canada. Brian Kell at Grand Yatchs in Vancouver, BC has a long history of working with US buyers. Make your best deal in Canada and take 25% additional discount due to the exchange rate. Canada is on sale. Here is the fine print, I have no financial...

The 555 is great but......what anchor do you use? Oh never mind we were instructed to give anchor thingy a rest.

Jimbob, Nice boat, no bias here!

You may also consider buying the coast pilots for BC and SE Alaska.

I have owned a Duffy 35 and a Jarvis Newman 36.

Peggy, Thank you! Ken

Xsbank, sent you a PM.

Mother Goose north, Ketchikan to Juneau is 10 days and south bound is also 10 days.

My thoughts also, thanks Mule.

Anyone like these heads? Considering installin one.

Andy, Another option is Northwest Explorations out of Bellingham. They provide boats for various segments of BC and SE Alaska. They use Grand Banks and travel together, therefore often called Mother Goose. I believe they have north bound MG starting in Ketchikan, Alaska ending in Juneau and a...

Okay, I am bias, but I believe that SE Alaska is a much more interesting place than BC. I agree that it is wise to spend most of your time in Alaska. The cruise industry is very much aware that Alaska has more to offer than BC. They take several hundred thousand folks a year to Alaska without...

The 30 ton boats here usually use a reel with a combination of chain and wire rope.

Another vote for tank tenders and sight tubes.

Thank you!

Murry, in my younger climbing years we called that an "ah ****".

Never heard of the Sarca or Seablade. You have given me some research fun.