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https://www.tradewindscharters.com/The captains and crew here at Tradewinds always do a wonderful job at getting our guests the great opportunity to see some of the ocean’s largest marine mammals. We consider ourselves incredibly lucky to have the fleet that we do as well as being able to call this place home that has so many natural wonders to be seen.
Summertime sightings of Gray Whales are very consistent with all of our trips for the past three months having success.
This is due to the fact that there are nearly 200 resident Grays in the surrounding area with a number of them drifting into our bay to feed off the small crustaceans called Mysid shrimp.
Allow us to escort you to one of the most exciting experiences nature has to offer. Book your next trip with us online or over the phone at (541) 765-2345.
If you would like to go fishing or whale watching with us please BOOK ONLINE or call (541) 765-2345.Report Date:
Wonderful weather makes for a great day of whale watching. It was a bit windy today but the sun brings out the mysid shrimp in the kelp which brings out the whales in force! We are looking at our resident Gray Whales during this time until the end of the summer. We would love to take you out to meet the very best residents along the entire coast. Book your next trip online or over the phone at (541) 765-2345. ......
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Gray Whales, Sea Lions, Harbor Seals, Oh my! There is so much to see and learn about off the coast of Depoe Bay. The three main characters in our story can be seen almost year round. The Gray Whales can be seen during the migratory seasons of spring and fall, as well as all throughout the summer while they stick around the area to feed off the plentiful rocky reefs right off our shores. The Sea Lions and Harbor Seals......
