Tales Of The Northwest Passage – Tuktoyaktuk – What’s In A Fish?

Posted on June 2, 2021 By sailingwithjosh

Photo: Eric Maffre

Breskell stopped in Tuk for provisions and repairs and left with a story of human connection. Tales From The Northwest Passage – Tuktoyakyuk – What’s In A Fish? has been published in the June issue of 48 North Magazine. It’s an honor to be published alongside Andy Cross and Karl Krueger, two inspiring local adventurer’s.

A special thank you to editor Joe Cline for his support, Eric Maffre for his photos, Olivier Huin for his ship, and Scott Wilson for his mentorshuip..

You can get a subscription to 48North Magazine or pick up a free copy at your local chandlery or marina.

Category: Culture, Gear & Maintenance, Overnight Trips, The Dock Life, The Northwest Passage, Wildlife Tags: 48 North, Beaufort Sea, Breskell, Canada, Morgane and the Big Blue, Northwest Maritime Center, Northwest Passage, pingo, provisioning, public dock, Salmon, Tuk, tuktoyaktuk, vagrant speciers, voyaging

3 Comments on “Tales Of The Northwest Passage – Tuktoyaktuk – What’s In A Fish?”

Frank gaccione !
June 18, 2021

We SURE DO MISS YOU OLD FRIEND !

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Laura Gren
March 22, 2023

Hi great reading your bblog

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- sailingwithjosh
  March 23, 2023
  
  Thanks for stopping by.
  
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