Upcoming events for April/May
Last updated April 20th

Trinidad Bay Whales & Wildlife Tour Sat. April 28th & Sun. April 29th 9am-12:00pm $75pp

Mother\'s Day Paddle Sunday May 13th 10am-noon
Tour Humboldt bay with Mom or Grandma. Mother\'s are free (everyone else $20 equipment & lesson incl.

Sunset Kayak tour Sat. April 28th 6:30pm-8:30pm $50.00pp

Learn to kayak- intro lesson. April 29th 2-5pm Classes are taught by certified instructors with emphasis on kayaking safely on Humboldt Bay

Full moon kayak tour, Sun. May 5th 6:30-8:30pm Kayak the bay as the moon rises.

Our Rental shop is now open every weekend 9-5 and during the week by appointment. Waterproof wear, dry bag, and map of the bay included with rental

GIFT CERTIFICATES are available year round. We customize each one with a personal message from you

Be sure to check our Online Calendar for a complete list of upcoming events.

March 1st 2012
10:00 am


The winter of 2012 will go down as one the warmest and best for late season kayaking. The local rivers are low but we\'ve had enough rain to keep them at perfect levels for those lazy day cruises.Rivers such as the Eel are great for learning boating skills and taking the family down mild runs. The old growth forest section is tops.
We have spotted our first whales of the season already, heading north for the Bering sea. Our Trinidad bay whale-watching season season kicks off next weekend and runs every weekend through early June.
Our Rental shop always has the boats and gear you need for any kind of adventure. We are open year round but by appointment until May 1st. We will have a new line-up of stand up paddle boards for rent this season along with camping gear for overnight trips.
This will be our 17th year as an outfitter on Humboldt Bay and we cordially invite all our patrons past and present, back for some Humboats style adventure

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Paddler: Liz Tobeck
Photographer: Click photo for full pic
Comments: Sanderlings take flight from the Oyster barge on the Mad river Slough. Liz, an avid birder glasses the flock as they pass directly by. This years Godwit days festival saw mother nature in full display!