07/28/2026
It’s been an interesting season so far with a good combination of hike and sailing, sail training and now some research trips. It’s been a strange season in regards to weather. Either light air or heavy air. Not much in between, but the wildlife viewing has been one for the record books this year. From White Sharks, to every species of marine mammal you can think of, tons of pelagic birds (Wilson’s Storm Petrel in the galley the other night) you name it we have seen it.
We also just took Resolution out to the continental shelf, where I’ve spent most of my adult life to drop BRUVS (Baited Remote Underwater Videos Systems) in the deep. This is for a shark biologist to facilitate the study of deep water shark species. Almost using Resolution like I would be longlining. We set the gear and then have to find it again when it resurfaces. It’s absolutely fascinating. It looks like a good chunk of August we will be out there doing more of it and I’m stoked to be able to help. As a kid I think I knew every factoid about every known species of shark at the time. Even had a collection anatomical shark sketches I had drawn as a catalog for Shark ID so this is my inner kid coming out, haha.
Our 2026 calendar has a few more trips open in September and 2027 is up and open for booking on the site as well. Everything from long passages up north to hike and sailing trips a little bit closer to home. If you’re looking for a customized trip we do that too. We’ll take Resolution anywhere this enough water to float her.