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The water was actually this color. I don't know if it was an algae bloom or what. The river running into the head of the Sound was a clear little trickle, so it wasn't that.
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Back out through Wells Passage and into Queen Charlotte Strait. Looks like a good day to go north.
We had our own bear watching float.
There is a fly-in lodge that caters to fly fishermen, taking them up to the high lakes. Apparently, they also bring clients to this bear watching float, complete with lawn furniture and ice chests.
The water was actually this color. I don't know if it was an algae bloom or what. The river running into the head of the Sound was a clear little trickle, so it wasn't that.
When I spotted this guy I told my wife that it looks too much like a brown bear to actually be a bear. We drifted into a very quiet little lagoon and watched.
Mackenzie Sound doesn't have much to offer other than scenery.
Roaringhole Rapids North of Watson Island. It was so narrow that I wasn't sure that I could turn around quick enough to avoid the current flooding in to Nepah Lagoon. We went exploring in Mackenzie Sound and waited for slack. Here is a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVxlfczH72w
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The water was actually this color. I don't know if it was an algae bloom or what. The river running into the head of the Sound was a clear little trickle, so it wasn't that.

The water was actually this color. I don't know if it was an algae bloom or what. The river running into the head of the Sound was a clear little trickle, so it wasn't that.
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On the left is the MV Coho, headed for Victoria. We left Port Angeles about 8 am for the 90 minute ride.
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