Sooke Coastal Explorations Pod Cast

What a fantastic day on the water. We had all of L-Pod our Southern Resident Killer Whales right off of Sooke. Also right off was a large humpback Whale. The weather was perfect and should be the same for tomorrow.

Yesterday our tour took us to 2 large Humpback Whales just off of Race Rocks. It was a mom and her calf slowly circling a large area of feed. The calf did play around while mom was feeding. Race Rocks was also awesome with all the Sea Lions and Elephant Seals playing in the water as well.

Today we had Humpbacks and Breaching Orcas. It was a fantastic tour that took us right off of Race Rocks. Race Rocks still has fantastic animals on the Rocks. Even the Elephant Seals are still there. You can check out the excitement at www.racerocks.com  then click on remote camera 5. You might see us going through as well.

Today we headed east to find J & K Pod heading North from South San Juan Island. The seas were calm and the animals were very active. Race Rocks Eco Reserve still has hundreds of Seal and Sea Lions.
Tomorrow we have seats available in the morning.

This morning our tour took us right off of Sooke for the “Super Pod” of Killer Whales. We travelled through Race Rocks and hundreds of Sea Lions were on the Rocks. We then travelled west with a few other boats when we came across 80+ Orcas. All were playing, feeding and also 4 calves were playing and hanging out together with 1 female nearby

This morning we started our tour right off of Sooke with L-Pod heading West.  Seals at Secretary Island and a large adult Bald eagle.

Yesterday we had a great tour that took us to our regular Gray Whale. Today we had Resident Orcas and the Gray. Nice calm seas and toms of wildlife to see.

Our tours today took us East for 2 Breaching Humpbacks. What a sight as the young whale would throw his entire body out of the water. Race Rocks still has 5 Elephant Seals, and 100+ Sea Lions n the rocks.

Yesterday we had 2 fantastic tours. We started out the morning with the Super Pod of Orcas out East. Our afternoon tour took us to a 5 mile line of Orcas that were actively hunting. Race Rocks still with hundreds of Sea Lions and 5 Elephant Seals.

Yesterday we had a small group of local Resident Orcas out East moving slowly North. Our 2nd tour we had a our regular Gray Whale and reports of Transient Orcas off of Race Rocks.