Boat Launch Ramps: Vital to Maintaining Public Access

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — Owning a boat doesn’t necessarily mean you’re always on the water, especially for those who have their vessels on a trailer instead of a boat slip or marina. Here in Southern California there are certainly a few harbors catering to boaters who bring their vessels to the...

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Capt. John Grim says:

March 30, 2017 at 11:14 am

Why is construction scheduled during the busiest use time of the year! Gone this long why not wait 3 months until Fall!!!! Gonna need traffic cops to handle the congestion if the fishing is great!

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Leo says:

April 1, 2017 at 8:45 pm

EdZachary, gone this long just wait till after sumner season

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