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Tamaroak wrote:
So how tough is it to go from Mobile, through the Panama Canal and up the west coast to Seattle? Are there lots of places to hide from bad weather or do you have to have a very seaworthy boat. Capt. Jeff The slog up the west coast is hard work. I sailed down to the northern California border from Barkeley Sound on Vancouver Island last summer in two days, the trip back up against wind, sea and current was a hard 6 days. We were very wet, cold and miserable and it was July and we were on a 100' boat. The problem is, when the weather picks up, the coastguard closes the bars so you can't get in. You gotta quit early or stick it out offshore. The low powered vessel/sailing recommended route from Panama has you going out to sea to Hawaii then swinging north west over the top of the quasi stationary north pacific high. I've done that too and it was still a slog but an easier slog. Gaz |
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