From celebrity guests and lively shoreside competitions in the 1930s to the return of a historic sailboat race in 2026, the Commodore’s Cruise continues to celebrate Southern California’s yachting heritage.
New cushions, mattresses, and marine fabrics can make time aboard more comfortable — all while addressing moisture, wear, and other challenges unique to the boating environment. By The Log Staff
Modern marine lighting can improve visibility, reduce power consumption, and change how a boat functions after dark — but installation and placement matter. Walk through a Southern California marina
Provided by Dana Wharf Sportfishing Fall action continues for us, with some good opportunities close to home for the fleet. Along the coast, the water is still in the 71°
Once the boat is already out of the water, taking a broader look at its systems can prevent another haul-out, uncover developing problems and help owners decide where their maintenance
Proposed new Marine Protected Areas near Santa Barbara County, recreational tuna gear changes and upcoming white seabass regulations were among actions with implications for Southern California anglers. SACRAMENTO —
Question: A customer won’t pay for work I did on his documented boat. Do I have a lien, and is it worth anything? Answer: This is the question I am
Recent California incidents highlight the pollution risks posed by fuel, oil, batteries, and other materials aboard damaged and sunken vessels. A boat fire, grounding or sinking is first and
