Change of Watch I am honored to have been elected as Commodore of the Squalicum Yacht Club for 2024 and look forward to working with our new Bridge to build on what is already a successful club, full friendly, knowledgeable … Continued
The crew of “Sirena” cruised out to Fossil Bay on June 6 – 7. We had a pleasant stay at the dock. We noticed a new pile of rubble on the west shore. There is a landslide on the ridge … Continued
We had a great cruise to Chuckanut Bay on Saturday, May 21. The weather brought us the best day of the year so far, with sun, a light breeze and warm temps. I think this was the longest we hung … Continued
Thank you to everyone who attended our annual Change of Watch dinner on Saturday night. It was a fun night celebrating our incoming 2018 officers, and recognizing the accomplishments – and mishaps! – of our members throughout the year.
Last week the Squalicum Yacht Club held the final Summer BBQ for this season. Next month we will return to our monthly pot-luck member meetings with guest speaker. Septembers speaker will be Kaci Cronkhite. Ms. Cronkhite is the former director … Continued
Contributed by Al Hunter Southern Resident Killer Whales are under enormous stress and the population is struggling to maintain viability. We all enjoy seeing these animals from our boats but our intense interest is one of many stress factors facing … Continued
Despite the weather’s attempts to scare everybody off, it ended up cooperating and we had a great time Saturday night. The music selection definitely qualified as “eclectic,” with record albums ranging from Mantovani and the Boston Pops to The Ventures … Continued
Courtesy of Lorretta P. – I recently learned about some new buoys/cameras in the Bay and it occurred to me it might be a good idea to pass on info about the old and the new to SYC members — … Continued
As 2016 comes to a close it’s good to reflect on the year and look ahead to the next. For the club, perhaps the most significant event was the residing of the clubhouse. This was certainly the most expensive project … Continued
Saturday night (19th) the Squalicum Yacht Club met to change their watch, that is, we installed those who will lead and look out for all of us for the coming year. It was a good night with our potluck even … Continued