Trip
Sail - Solleone, Everett Marina, South Basin
Event Description: This event will meet the requirements for the Mountaineers Basic Keel Boat Sailing programs “On the Water Sail” session. The session will include all aspects of leaving the dock, safety on the water, sail trim and management, and boat docking. Mid-May to early June is the tail end of the whale watching season in Port Gardner Bay and the sailing route will take in the most likely places to encounter migrating Gray whales. Small Craft Advisory or adverse conditions may cancel the sail portion of the event, at the skipper’s discretion.
Contacts
- Sat, Jun 4, 2022
- Seattle Sailing Committee
- Sailing
- Adults
- Easy
- For Beginners (Getting Started Series)
- 1 (4 capacity)
- Cancellation & Refund Policy
Additional Notes: Please bring non-marking sole shoes, your personal floatation device (PFD) if you have one, and appropriate outerwear based on the days weather forecast. Be prepared for both cool temps, wind and rain, and, moderately warm weather. June is still a transition month and it is possible we could have highly variable weather conditions during the sail. You may bring any food that is “day sail boating compatible” (does not require heating, will not make a mess on deck) if you wish.
Location: Port of Everett, South Docks, Gate A, slip A-15. Meet the skipper at the steps to the entrance to Anthony’s Restaurant (not the Fireside Restaurant) in Everett no later than 12:00 PM noon. There is a nominal parking fee, the payment directions are posted and you can pay electronically. Please arrive on-time, or a little early. Phone or text the skipper when you arrive, or if for any reason you will be late or need to cancel your participation. The Skippers (Dales) cell number is 425-480-4359.
Solleone, Everett Marina, South Basin
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NOAA Puget Sound: Northern Part No. 18441 - See full route/place details.
Required Equipment
The Sailing Essentials
Don’t leave the dock without these items! They make sailing safer for you and your crewmates. As a carrier, use a soft duffel bag for easy stowing without metal buckles that can scratch woodwork.
- Non-skid deck shoes (or sea boots) with non-marking soles.
- Heavy-duty gloves (preferably leather) for line handling (fingertips cut off is OK).
- Warm clothing head to foot (Note: The ambient temperature on the water is usually lower than on land).
- Foul-weather gear
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Knife on lanyard
- Whistle on a lanyard
- Food and drink
- Headlamp or flashlight