How to Take a 14FT Tiny Boat to Sooke for Fishing? 14ft小船从温哥华去Sooke钓鱼全攻略

In this video, I share the complete breakdown and logistics of taking a 14ft boat with a 50HP outboard across from Anacortes to Sooke for an epic offshore fishing session! 📍 Route & Trip Stats: • Launch Location: Anacortes, WA ➔ Sooke, Vancouver Island, BC • Total Distance Covered: 190 km round-trip • Transit Time: Approx. 2.5 hours each way (average cruising speed 40 km/h) • Fishing Session: 5 solid hours on the water • Schedule: Safely docked and returned to Anacortes before 5:00 PM • Border / Customs: Cleared U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) upon return ⛽ Fuel & Range Breakdown: • Total Fuel Brought: 100 Liters • Total Fuel Consumed: 70 Liters (including transit + 5 hours of fishing/trolling/idling) • Reserve Fuel Remaining: 30 Liters safe buffer • Engine: 50 HP Outboard 🌊 Weather & Sea Conditions: • Swell / Wave: 0.1 m • Average Wind: 5 knots (ideal flat-calm window) 🎣 The Catch Breakdown (36 Fish Total): • Sablefish (Black Cod): 8 (2-person daily limit reached!) • Jack Mackerel: 23 • Pacific Cod: 3 • Flounder: 2 Taking a tiny 14ft boat across the border requires serious preparation, fuel planning, customs compliance, and watching weather windows closely. Even with occasional chop forcing you to reduce speed, this itinerary leaves plenty of daylight and fuel buffer. #SookeFishing #InflatableBoat #14ftBoat #Stabicraft #Anacortes #Sablefish #BlackCod #PacificNorthwest #OffshoreFishing #CBP#Vancouver