Salish Sea Journal - Rob Casey

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Salish Sea Journal - Rob Casey Seattle based beginning through advanced 1-1 and two person paddle board and surf ski lessons and tours by paddle sports author Rob Casey.

Formerly Salmon Bay Paddle - Salish Sea Journal follows coastal explorations, conservation work & maritime photography of Rob Casey across the Salish Sea. 🌊 Prints: robcasey.net | Substack: Paddling the Salish Sea Learn the basics then challenge your skills in the tidal rapids in Deception Pass, freighter surfing in Seattle, learning how to tour the Salish Sea or riding waves in our surf camps on the Washington coast. Also become a certified SUP instructor with the PSUPA (Spring 2025)

For all levels, lessons are personalized to your goals and include all equipment with cost. We have a strong focus on safety and have been in businesss since 2010. Rob is the author of "Paddling the Salish Sea 80 Trips" and "Stand Up Paddling Flat Water to Surf and Rivers" both by Mountaineers Books.

10/16/2026

Californian sea lions chatty today At Shilshole Marina in Seattle. Trip #22 in my book Paddling the Salish Sea.

Fall chum season is on! Seiners pulling sets all evening on Shilshole Bay in Seattle.
10/15/2026

Fall chum season is on! Seiners pulling sets all evening on Shilshole Bay in Seattle.

Surf ski lesson with Ryan today on Shilshole Bay. Beautiful day out and still warm ish. Warm lake water coming out of th...
10/14/2026

Surf ski lesson with Ryan today on Shilshole Bay. Beautiful day out and still warm ish. Warm lake water coming out of the Locks! I’m still offering lessons until the end of the year and maybe beyond?!

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day. Found this huge Klallam language dictionary at a friend’s place!
10/13/2026

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day. Found this huge Klallam language dictionary at a friend’s place!

Love Crescent Beach? Participate to help save forests of adjacent Striped Peak.
10/10/2026

Love Crescent Beach? Participate to help save forests of adjacent Striped Peak.

Morning jelly out west of Port Angeles this morning
10/09/2026

Morning jelly out west of Port Angeles this morning

How Paddlers Can Stay Visible to Boaters - Read on..
10/09/2026

How Paddlers Can Stay Visible to Boaters - Read on..

Close calls with powerboats on Puget Sound, and what paddlers can do to be seen.

Hey folks I’m donating my time to help out Friends of Ennis Creek in Port Angeles to restore the last salmon run in that...
10/08/2026

Hey folks I’m donating my time to help out Friends of Ennis Creek in Port Angeles to restore the last salmon run in that town. I’m providing social media and marketing strategy to boost their presence. Their key issue now is working with state officials to get the contaminated soil from a logging mill removed from the creek’s mouth that runs into the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The creek’s mouth was once the site of a S’Klallam village. Follow us on IG at Friends of Ennis Creek, and also on SubStack and FB. Get in touch for details. Thank you! Friends of Ennis Creek

Surf ski lesson a few weeks back with Haleigh who completed the Race to Alaska on a scull with Rod Sternagel
10/08/2026

Surf ski lesson a few weeks back with Haleigh who completed the Race to Alaska on a scull with Rod Sternagel

Yesterday while paddling Seattle’s Shilshole Bay I came across fishing line dangling below a popular dock in the marina....
10/06/2026

Yesterday while paddling Seattle’s Shilshole Bay I came across fishing line dangling below a popular dock in the marina.

While removing it to prevent entanglement with sea life a little fish was caught in the net which was difficult to remove. Fishing line are another version of beach debris to keep an eye out for.

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Seattle, WA

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Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 6pm

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+12064657167

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