Every ocean-going vessel needs to have a dependable anchor windlass to take the hard work out of deploying and retrieving the anchor. We can choose between a traditional manual windlass
By: Lukas Stocker Editor’s Note: This article is a guest contribution provided by Lukas Stocker owner of The Hull Master team. The content reflects the views and perspectives of the
By William Rowland Maritime humor can take many shapes, from bawdy limericks to ribald shanties, good-hearted ribbing to Salty Satire. With April Fool’s Day just around the corner, it’s only
SAN PEDRO — In one of collegiate offshore sailing’s most competitive events, Cal Poly Maritime Academy delivered a determined comeback performance at the Port of Los Angeles Harbor Cup, finishing
Boating offers a unique opportunity to experience Southern California’s coastline and harbors firsthand, from the sheltered coves of Catalina Island to the active marinas of Newport Harbor, Marina del Rey,
For many Southern California boaters, some of the most rewarding days on the water begin not at the dock, but underway — leaving a familiar slip behind and setting a
The annual California Boating Congress (CBC), widely regarded as a must-attend policy event for the state’s marine industry, is scheduled for April 28 and 29, 2026, in Sacramento, CA. The
As California’s fishing community heads into the spring season, a new federal emergency rule is reshaping the outlook for one of the West Coast’s most important fisheries. Updated science has
