Provided by Dana Wharf Sportfishing Water temperatures pushed up a bit this week, and 69-70 degrees appears to be pretty steady along the coast here. Bass fishing was a bit
When you go to crank on your boat engine for a day of fun with friends and family, you expect fast ignition and clean operation at the first turn of
NOAA has awarded a $21.6 million contract for advanced uncrewed marine systems that will support the agency’s next generation of charting and mapping vessels, a move officials say will improve
CDFW investigation highlights why fish tickets, marine protected areas, and commercial fishing laws matter to anglers and consumers alike. Most anglers understand the importance of fishing regulations on the water.
By Katherine Clements, Reporting Live from the Bait Tank with Contributions from “Steve, the Anchovy.” Somewhere beneath the calm waters off the Southern California coastline, an anchovy named Steve was
Sometimes the hardest part of catching fish isn’t finding them — it’s figuring out what to do when the bait barge is loaded with giant sardines. In honor of
Featuring professional advice on bait health and live bait systems from Damon Melcho, owner of X-Treme Bait Tanks. For any angler worth their salt, the success of a day
LONG BEACH — Scientists, conservation leaders and marine wildlife experts gathered at the Aquarium of the Pacific on June 11, 2026, to discuss two major developments expected to influence Southern
