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Goodbye winter 2026- we will not miss you. You were soooooooooo cold! Hello Summer. Let’s not forget Spring. Spring 2026 has actually been a thing this year. Unlike the last couple of years where we go from lows in the 30s to highs in the 90s, we have had a gradual warming. It has been … Continued

Oh what a year it has been. It flew by. We had an amazing start to 2025 with consistent Harbor and Grey seal sightings. We also had an abundance of Humpback whale activity around the mouth of Delaware Bay, making the seal trips even more enjoyable. The ten knot rule (designed to Protect North Atlantic … Continued

What a YEAR! 2024 was strange. We had a mild winter 2023-2024. The waters were not particularly cold at the start of 2024. As the year progressed we had cooler water than normal. How cool? In Cape May, New Jersey, our summer water temps normally reach into the 70s F. However. In 2024, along the … Continued

By Captain Jeff Stewart Jr. What a long strange trip it has been. You may have noticed, or not noticed a lack of posts in our blog. That is my fault. I am the one to blame. It has been a difficult couple of years to post happy thoughts…. Pretty much since COVID (yup he … Continued

Mother's Day Cape May Whale 2026

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