r/PNWBoating • u/danlay44 • Nov 14 '17
r/PNWBoating • u/agnosticswitch • Apr 25 '14
Need a hand?
I recently spent some time working on a friend's boat while it was in the shipyard (applying polysulfide underwater sealant compound, lovingly referred to as "Satan's Chewing Gum" by us; sanding; painting; cleaning copper with muriatic acid; etc.) and found out that it's a thing I really enjoy doing. This being the case, I'm interested in finding more opportunities for such work this summer in Seattle (or within reasonable reach of Seattle's public transit system).
I'm a fast learner, I follow instructions well, and I'm eager to build this particular skill set through experience and dedicated work. If you need an inexpensive extra set of hands while working on your boat this summer, please send me a private message to negotiate making that happen!
r/PNWBoating • u/bigmapblog • Aug 29 '11
Birdseye View of Puget Sound in 1891. Huge Map, Downloadable in full resolution [7,999px × 6,167px] (xpost from /r/Seattle)
bigmapblog.comr/PNWBoating • u/theavatare • Mar 20 '11
It was very nice in the water of the sound today
r/PNWBoating • u/[deleted] • Mar 19 '11
Paddle to Seattle - Kayaking the Inside Passage from Alaska to Seattle in Pygmy (Port Townsend) kayaks
r/PNWBoating • u/theavatare • Oct 03 '11
So boating season is over lets talk a bit of how it went. Favorite moment for this season
Alright so i'm trying to get people to talk a bit more in here. So my story is the following i took my roomate on my boat for the first time he is a bit scare of water but somehow managed to get courage to get pulled on a tube. He was holding to that thing like his life depended on it so we tried to get rid of him :) a big boat passes fast beside us creating quite a big wake. The tube for some reason goes under the wake. He comes out still holding we accelerate and he false screaming like a little girl :D
r/PNWBoating • u/insidetheoutofbounds • Mar 31 '11
Rivers are flowing at flood stage! Anyone kayaking in the next couple of days?
If so, where do you like to go in these conditions?
r/PNWBoating • u/[deleted] • Mar 19 '11
Where did this sub-reddit come from?
I'm a seattle area kayaker and just saw this pop up in my newsfeed? Where'd the idea come from?
r/PNWBoating • u/Brontasaurus123 • Jan 25 '22
Duracell is coming back to life here in the Puget Sound!
r/PNWBoating • u/SemiahmooMarina • Oct 21 '19
Fall Boating Tips - Semiahmoo Marina
Boating in the PNW during the fall is wonderful but it's good to remember to be prepared for the cooler temps and shorter days. Some Fall Boating Tips: https://semiahmoomarina.com/blog/fall-boating-tips/
r/PNWBoating • u/allyreeves2 • Dec 18 '17
Engine Heaters?
Boating friends - As you know we didn't winterize our boat since we use it during the winter. Below freezing temps are coming this weekend. For those of you that use your boat in the winter, what do you do? We have the cabin heater set at 55 degrees and all of the lockers open. Is that enough? Do any of you use the Caframo BilgeSafe Heater in your engine compartment?
r/PNWBoating • u/theavatare • Jun 16 '11
I need a need for a boat mechanic and a electromechanic
currently having issues took it to birchard & agee and they wanted to redo the back of the boat which while a good idea i currently don't ahve the budget for any ideas?
r/PNWBoating • u/C0git0 • Mar 22 '11
Great day trips from Everett Harbor?
As spring approaches I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for good day trips from Everett. We have a 26' Glacier Bay that is mostly used for commuting back and forth to Hat Island and salmon fishing, but thought it would be fun to take it for a bit longer cruise this year.
Does anyone have any favorite parks with public docks or other interesting destinations within a few hours cruise from Everett?
r/PNWBoating • u/ModCodeofConduct • Oct 16 '26
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r/PNWBoating • u/ROKNRED • Aug 02 '23
Looking for volvo penta dp sm 1.95 lower unit
Want to buy a volvo penta dp-sm 1.95 lower unit. Message me if you have one to sell.
r/PNWBoating • u/Altruistic_Pilot1312 • May 06 '23
South Lake Union curfew for yachts
How late can you be out on the lake at night on your 30 ft yacht?