Pacific Whale Watch Association

Orca Whale by Naturalist Kate Janes

Orca Whale in Mist

Submitted by Island Adventures Whale Watching on Wed. Aug 26 2009

8/24/09 "A thick marine layer in Rosario Strait & the Strait of Juan de Fuca lead us into the interior of the San Juans. Once passing through Thatcher Pass we found blue sky and crystal clear visibility. Eventually we made our way south through Cattle Pass and into the Strait of Juan de Fuca where we found more fog. It's presence casted an eerie feel across the water as we searched for wildlife. We began noticing fish flying (Sockeye Salmon doing their standard 3 leaps)!

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