California boaters, anglers, and water users are invited to take part in a free virtual workshop focused on preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS) across the state’s waterways.
Modern marine electronics have transformed life on the water. GPS, chartplotters, autopilots, digital depth sounders, and battery-efficient LED lighting have made boating safer, more precise, and more accessible than ever
A voice of the fleet, a steward of the bite, and a cornerstone of The Log The Southern California fishing community lost one of its most trusted voices on April
Boaters and waterfront enthusiasts looking to explore one of Marina del Rey’s longstanding yacht clubs will have the opportunity later this month, as Del Rey Yacht Club opens its doors
The Port of San Diego is continuing to advance its efforts to balance coastal protection with environmental restoration, announcing two new habitat-focused shoreline projects following the success of an earlier
If sculpins had a résumé, “Olympic swimmer” would not be listed — but “expert ambush predator” absolutely would be. Despite their tough, armored look and prehistoric vibe, sculpins are actually
The Sea Tow Foundation is now accepting applications for six open positions on its Boating Safety Advisory Council, with submissions due by April 24, 2026. The council brings together leaders
Newport Beach would like you to know, first of all, that it’s not trying to be fancy. It just is. If Newport Beach were a person, they would be the
