Sailing Sea Dream of Clyde · video

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Trevor sails the 30-mile passage from Victoria Harbour, British Columbia, to Bellingham, Washington, aboard Sea Dream of Clyde.0:01 Departing Fisherman's Wharf in early July, he navigates the Juan de Fuca Strait and Harrow Strait, timing the transit to utilize strong flood tides while avoiding a forecasted 40-knot gale.Watch After clearing U.S. customs via a remote interview, he anchors in Mackay Harbour on Lopez Island.1:56 The following day, the crew sails off the anchor and proceeds through Bellingham Channel, navigating fluky winds and significant current-driven overfalls near Iceberg Point.9:39 The passage involves frequent sail adjustments, including reefing the main and genoa to manage gusty conditions, before the wind dies near Eliza Island.14:13 The crew uses a Hydrovane for steering during the final approach to Bellingham Bay.15:08 Throughout the trip, the crew retrieves floating balloon litter from the water.15:49 The passage concludes with engine-assisted motoring into the marina.15:34

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