In competitive sailing, few moments unfold faster — or carry greater consequence — than those leading up to a collision. While the World Sailing Racing Rules of Sailing are designed
One thing sure to slow down an otherwise fast boat is excessive growth on the bottom and keel. If left too long without a thick coat of protective paint, your
A new satellite-based study is challenging long-held assumptions about the future of Southern California’s coastline — and the findings carry important implications for the region’s maritime industry. While many
If there’s one event that signals the unofficial start of Southern California’s saltwater fishing season, it’s the Port of San Diego Day at the Docks, and this year’s celebration is
The Log officially made it all the way to Cape Horn on February 18, 2026. Rose Perez Jessen shared this great photo to mark the moment, proving that The Log
The California State Parks Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW) is offering up to $2.5 million in grant funding to help local agencies enhance boating safety and address abandoned vessels
For those who spend their lives on the water, the ocean is more than a backdrop — it’s a constant presence that shapes decisions, livelihoods, and identity. From commercial fishermen
After a winter closure that keeps many anglers tied to the dock or focused on other fisheries, April 1 marks one of the most anticipated dates on the Southern California
