On July 30, 2025, a massive 8.8 magnitude earthquake off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula sent shockwaves not only through the earth but also across the Pacific Ocean, triggering a tsunami warning
In the world of saltwater sportfishing, comfort can make or break the experience, especially for first-timers, children, or those prone to seasickness. For anglers departing out of Oceanside, one charter
Modern offshore fishing has moved far beyond hunches and binoculars. In today’s fast-evolving marine landscape, anglers and captains rely on satellite technology and real-time environmental data to guide their offshore
With expert insight from Cefali & Cefali, the best advice for boaters is simple: prioritize safety to prevent accidents before they happen. In Southern California, the coastal lifestyle draws thousands
The mantis shrimp is a highly specialized marine crustacean, recognized for its vivid coloration, exceptional strength, and one of the fastest strikes in the animal kingdom. Despite its name, this
Dana Point is welcoming back a community favorite for the 41st time — the Maritime Festival, presented by the Ocean Institute. Returning September 12 through 14, this weekend-long event celebrates
Now, you might be used to The Log talking about boat maintenance a lot — and that’s because it’s without a doubt, very important. But that isn’t the only thing
ALAMEDA — After logging more than 20,000 nautical miles during a 121-day deployment, the crew of the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Munro (WMSL 755) returned to their Alameda homeport mid-July
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