
Learning the Lines: Different Ways to Learn Sailing in San Diego
For many people, sailing begins the same way: watching a boat glide across San Diego Bay and thinking, “I wish I knew how to do that.” What surprises many newcomers

For many people, sailing begins the same way: watching a boat glide across San Diego Bay and thinking, “I wish I knew how to do that.” What surprises many newcomers

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) completed its largest Eagle Lake rainbow trout rescue operation in more than 10 years this spring, returning approximately 5,800 adult fish to

For many Southern California anglers, landing a white sea bass is more than a memorable fishing moment. It’s a species woven into the identity of the region’s coastal waters, recreational

Marine professionals, environmental leaders, and organizations working on abandoned vessel removal and sustainable disposal solutions had until June 1 to apply as speakers for the 2026 Turning the Tide Summit

Provided by Dana Wharf Sportfishing Another solid week of both local and island fishing. Water temperatures fluctuated a bit, with a few days in the 65-67 degree range and several

How four historic landings continue shaping Southern California’s offshore fishing culture. San Diego’s reputation as one of the premier sportfishing destinations on the West Coast did not happen by accident.

Provided by Dana Wharf Sportfishing The last two weeks of fishing have been excellent for local anglers, with good conditions, clean water, and steady action across multiple fisheries. Water temperatures

From King Harbor marinas to the Manhattan Beach Pier and Hermosa’s walkable coastline, the South Bay offers boaters a mix of waterfront access, dining, fishing, and coastal lifestyle amenities. Along