Sculpin fishing has long been a reliable alternative for Southern California anglers, especially during seasonal closures of rockfish and sheephead. While some species become off-limits due to conservation regulations, California
by Capt. Brian Woolley Fishing along the coast off Camp Pendleton, particularly in 200 to 300 feet of water below San Mateo Point, has provided solid opportunities for anglers. Water temperatures
Fishing has long been a treasured pastime, a connection between humanity and nature that stretches back generations. Whether for sustenance, sport, or leisure, fishing has played a significant role in
Casey Shedd is the president of the American Fishing Tackle Company (AFTCO) based in Santa Ana, CA, and in the 40 years since his grandfather founded the business, it’s been
As wildfires continue to ravage Southern California, the ecological impact on wildlife is becoming an increasingly urgent concern. Among the areas hardest hit is Topanga Creek, a vital habitat for
By Capt. Brian Woolley As winter settles in, the cooler water temperatures along the Southern California coast have prompted some significant changes in fishing conditions and tactics. Anglers are shifting
It’s a brand-new year — a time for fresh starts, resolutions, and the excitement of learning something new. Maybe you’ve always been intrigued by the tranquil beauty of a sunrise
by Capt. Brian Woolley As expected in early January, water temperatures have dropped into the mid to high 50s, prompting both boat captains and anglers to adjust their strategies and
