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Fine Edge Ports and Passes 2026 Volume 1 - Olympia to Port Hardy is an annual tide and current guide designed to help recreational boaters and professional mariners navigate the complex waters of the Pacific Northwest. Covering the inside passage from Olympia, Washington to Port Hardy, British Columbia, this compact reference provides the timing and planning information needed for safer passage through tidal rapids, narrow channels, and current-sensitive routes.
More than a simple tide book, Ports and Passes combines annual predictions with helpful local knowledge and guidance on understanding currents, tides, and secondary table calculations. Boaters cruising Puget Sound, the San Juan Islands, and British Columbia rely on Fine Edge publications for clear, practical navigation support in challenging coastal waters.
Printed in the USA by Fine Edge Nautical & Recreational Publishing, this color guide is a useful planning tool for seasonal cruising, passage making, and day-to-day route decisions. Keep Fine Edge onboard to improve confidence, reduce uncertainty, and make trip planning through Pacific Northwest waterways easier and more efficient.