Proudly Handmade in Victoria, British Columbia

Every Salt Legacy product begins and ends in our small workshop in Victoria, BC. With a team that’s usually fewer than three people, every bag is carefully handcrafted from reclaimed sailcloth—cut, sewn, and finished one…

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Making it work. Massive solar upgrade

Installing more solar has been a common job onboard both of our boats over the years. Solar is the backbone of our electrical system. Without it we would need to run generators or the engine…

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Mid-Season Engine Health: What Every Boater Should Check in July

You’ve already put real hours on the engine this summer. Here’s how to make sure it keeps performing through the back half of the season. By the time July rolls around, most recreational boaters have…

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Canada’s Best Boating Destinations for Summer 2026

Your bucket list starts here — and these waters are worth every nautical mile. There’s something about a Canadian summer on the water that can’t be replicated anywhere else in the world. Whether you’re anchoring…

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Keeping Your Boat Looking Its Best with JAX WAX Marine Products

Owning a boat means dealing with constant exposure to sun, water, salt, dirt, oxidation, and grime. Over time, these elements can dull finishes, stain surfaces, dry out vinyl, and reduce the overall appearance of your…

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Sharing the Water: How Boaters Can Help Protect Whales and Marine Life

There’s nothing quite like the moment a whale surfaces beside your boat — that ancient, breathtaking presence breaking the waterline, close enough to hear the exhale. For many boaters, it’s the most memorable experience on…

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Refinishing with a Twist – epoxy countertop

There comes a time on every boat when you have no choice but to give her a little TLC. Sometimes it’s a cracked gel coat or one of the many things that broke on your…

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Do You Need a Chartplotter for Boating? Apps vs Hardware Comparison

Walk into any marine electronics store and salespeople immediately steer you toward chartplotter displays costing $500, $1000, $2000 or more, plus professional installation fees adding hundreds to the total. The pitch emphasizes bright screens, marine-grade…

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Some of The Most Common Service Calls— And How to Avoid Them

After more than 40 years on the water, the team at C-Tow Marine Assistance has seen a lot. And every spring, without fail, the same calls start coming in as boaters shake off the winter…

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How to Navigate Shallow Water in a Boat: Complete Guide to Safe Shallow Water Boating

A blog by Wavve Boating Navigating shallow water in a boat requires skill, attention, and understanding of your vessel’s capabilities. Whether exploring backcountry flats, cruising coastal bays, or navigating rivers and inlets, knowing how to…

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