Southern California’s fisheries follow a steady rhythm tied to water temperatures, currents, and bait availability. These seasonal migrations shape what anglers can expect to catch, and as the calendar turns
Provided by Dana Wharf Sportfishing Bass fishing this week was a bit slower for the 1/2-day anglers. We had large sardines for our live bait, so some tactic adjustments were
California anglers will have the chance to fish for one of the state’s most iconic species this fall as the white sturgeon catch-and-release season opens October 1, 2025, and runs
When West Coast anglers head offshore in search of yellowfin, bigeye, or skipjack, the quality of the bite isn’t just shaped by weather and water temperatures. It’s also influenced by
Provided by Dana Wharf Sportfishing We had another solid week of local action. We fished some nice and warm water 71°-73°, and with that very steady movement. 1/2 day
Marina del Rey Sportfishing has been part of the Los Angeles waterfront for nearly six decades, offering locals, families, and visitors an approachable way to experience saltwater angling. Based at
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries has announced new import provisions that will raise the bar for foreign fisheries exporting seafood to the United States, ensuring they meet
By the time October rolls around in Southern California, the rhythms of fishing begin to change. The long days of summer fade into crisp mornings and cooler evenings, and with
