Johnson/Evinrude outboard engine manual. For 3-4 cycle engines, years 1958 - 1972.

An easy-to-use current table book. The companion to the Canadian Hydrographic Current Atlas, this publication directs the user to the correct current chart for every hour of every day throughtout the year. This is a must-have item for skippers operating in the San Jaun or Gulf Islands in the Straight of Georgia and eastern Jaun de Fuca Strait. 2016 edition.

The fascinating journey of Captain Nemo. Children love to explore the ocean's wonders. 30 pages. Hardcover.

A true classic children's seafaring tales. In which Scuppers the sailor dog has adventures galore. Teaches lessons in self-reliance and how to be content.

A retelling of one of history's great survival stories. Re-live Shackleton's ill-fated 1914 expedition. A truly legendary tale. Hardcover.

What happens to "plain Isabel" on a whale-watching trip? She is bumped into the water and told she's a mermaid! A children's book that's sure to please kids of all ages.

From beginner to advanced, this ultimate guide provides every fisherman with the general information, knots, and rigs you need to create a solid foundation of knowledge, no matter the bait. Includes troubleshooting, components, tips, and techniques to assist you with nearly every species and condition you encounter on the ocean. 

By Larry V. Notely 

An extensive guide documenting every aspect of seaweed life, from species identification and seaweed biology to the essential roles seaweed plays in the marine ecosystem. Includes illustrations, vivid color photographs, comprehensive scientific information and further readings. This appeals to marine biologists, amateur beachcombers, gourmet foragers, and everyone in between. 

By Louis Druehl.

A comprehensive guide to assist beachcombers. Helps identify the maker's marks on glass balls. Focuses on Oriental glass floats.

A field guide for identifying glass fishing floats and balls A book by Walt Pich 138 pages.

A celebration of salmon recipes in miniature. Good, proven recipes. Book is die cut in shape of a salmon. Paperback. 96 pages.

A best-selling guide to fishing in Puget Sound chock-full of advice for landing salmon, lingcod, halibut and more! Not only that, Saltwater Fishing Journal also covers when, where and how to fish all the hot spots in north Puget Sound, the San Juan islands, and the Strait, including chart references and GPS waypoints. With tackle setup diagrams, knots for bait rigging, and even fish identification, this book is a must have when fishing the Salish Sea. Third Edition. 
 
By John Martinis.

"Shellfish: the Cookbook". All about oysters, clams, lobsters, crab, shrimp and more! A great gift for nautically-inclined chefs. 224 pages.

A no-nonsense guide to preserving various meats. Features freezing, curing, smoking, and more. Learn how to save and store your fish and game. Paperback.

Instructions for decorative ropework.
More than 30 core projects.
Paperback.

The Splicing Handbook, third edition. By Barbara Merry and John Darwin. Provides step-by-step illustrations for rope splicing. Covers twisted and braided rope projects. A must for any sailor. 256 pages, paperback.

Recipes, tall tales, drinking songs, and history.

"The Official Dictionary of Sarcasm" postcards. 45 snippy postcards in a book. By James Napoli, of the "National Sarcasm Society".

A guidebook to waterways, islands and shores. Focused on Washington, British Columbia and SE Alaska. Twenty chapters.

A pointed overview of methods for gluing, filleting, glassing, and coating. It includes tips for fill coating, gloss coating, glassing edges and corners, using peel ply, surface preparation, tools, safety, and troubleshooting. Large color photos accompany the test. Russell Brown brings his decades of experience and precision to this wonderful guide. 

By Russell J. Brown.

Learn all about boats and their machinery. By Charlie Wing.

A clear, easy-to-read introduction to electrical systems. Updated for modern equipment, materials, and practices. Paperback.

Dockmanship, according to the author, is "the art, skill, and practice of safely berthing and unberthing a vessel". Anyone who has ever spent time observing the action at a marina or boat ramp will concede that the docking practiced by many recreational boaters today can hardly be considered an "art". Here is a book that provides the information to turn any skipper--even a novice--into a master of docking. Captains who feel they already perform well behind the helm will enjoy reviewing the standard and advanced techniques contained in this easily understood manual. The basics of rudders, propellers, lines, and fenders used on small to medium-sized boats are completely explored. For each type of propulsion (inboard, outboard, single-screw, double-screw, and sail), techniques are described for maneuvering port side to, starboard side to, stern in, and bow in, and for getting away and handling the boat in close quarters. The author also clarifies the effects of wind and current. 

By David Owen Bell.

Printed tide predictions emulating the format and content of the official NOAA tide table books as closely as possible. In 2021, NOAA canceled their printing publications of these editions. Paradise Cay Publications has prepared this edition as a replacement for those who prefer the physical format. 

Some significant exceptions are indicated in the introduction to the book. This edition does NOT fulfill carriage requirements. It does, however, contain the official tidal data from the NOAA sites as of the time of printing. 

Table 2 is a table included in these publications which give tide and tidal current estimates for areas in addition to the areas for which specific data is offered in these guides. Recently, NOAA has begun to offer more accurate and specific data for many of these areas on their website tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov. Therefore, some data on the website may not be the same as the tables offered within the printed books. 


Please read the notice below. 

 
"The data contained in Table 2 of these books represents the data offered in the last official NOAA offering of this publication, issues in 2020. While the data in the conversion tables do not change from year to year, and these tables have been used for years, there may be more accurate information available as some stations have been discontinued and some station values have been updated. For latest values refer to tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov."

Any future use of the information from these pages must be taken "at your own risk".

2014 Light List: Volume 6. Covers all the Coast Guard navigation aids on the West Coast From the Mexican-California border to the Bering Strait. Includes: lights, sound signals, buoys, beacons, and more. Updated by the US Coast Guard.

West coast of North & South America Published annually by NOAA

A field guide to the sea stars of the Pacific Northwest. Sea stars are among the most common and conspicuous invertebrates thriving within the rich intertidal waters of Northern California to Southeast Alaska. With over 2,000 species worldwide, no other temperate region has a greater variety and abundance of these colorful echinoderms. This guide contains remarkable images and original field observations provided by a journalist/naturalist with over 40 years of diving experience. For anyone hoping to get a closer look at these incredible creatures or those with a curiosity for echinoderms, this field guide is a must-have!

By Neil McDaniel.  

The beachcomber's guide to the northwest coast. A rich guidebook to glass balls and other treasures. Includes photos, charts, illustrations, and more. Paperback.

Contains 400 reusable stickers. Ocean scenes for kids to play with. 16 pages.