Puget Sound 'Seascapes'

I love the sea and all things water. I grew up around the Puget Sound. We have such scenic beauty surrounding us.

‘Puget Sound’ was discovered and named in 1792 by Captain George Vancouver during his Vancouver Expedition. Today, the term “Puget Sound” is used by us locals to describe the region which includes Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia, and Everett, Washington. It’s also for the gateway to the scenic waters to the north, such as Bellingham Bay and the San Juan Islands region.

Tanker on Puget Sound
Olympic Mountains and Tanker on Puget Sound, Puget Sound Basin, WA
Ferry Leaving Kingston on Winter Morning
Olympic Mountains and Edmonds Ferry Leaving Kingston, Kingston, WA
Edmonds Fishing Pier
Olympic Mountains and Edmonds Fishing Pier, Edmonds WA

Edmonds Ferry Dock
A bright winter day at the Edmonds Ferry Dock, on Puget Sound, it was a cold and crisp morning. Olympic Mountains in background.
Alki Point, West Seattle
A view from the Pike Place Market looking south towards Alki Point and West Seattle. Beautiful summer day for sailing.
Eagles Fishing on Puget Sound
A pair of Bald Eagles fishing along the Puget Sound coastline and Olympic Mountains by Edmonds, WA.
The 'Walla Walla' Ferry
The 'Walla Walla' Washington Ferry heading into Edmonds ferry dock with the Olympic snow covered mountains and Puget Sound.

Samish Island Bay
A very still morning on Samish Island Bay, Samish Island, WA
Halibut Jigs Back on Board
Closeup of Halibut jigs (sport fishing)
Sun sets over the Puget Sound
Sun sets over the Puget Sound in Edmonds WA
Cleaning the decks for the day
Cleaning the decks for the day after a good day on the sound. Edmonds Marine Area 9

Fishings Down, Heading Home
Heading back to Edmonds Marina port after a day of halibut sport fishing day off northern puget sound.
'KETA'
Fishing vessel 'KETA' heading out to new destination along the Puget Sound on to northern pacific waters.