Mark your calendars, because there’s another important marine flare collection event that boaters across California should be taking advantage of. As California’s boating community prepares for another busy season on
The BoatUS Foundation for Boating Safety and Clean Water has launched two new free online microcourses designed to strengthen boaters’ understanding of navigation and nighttime operations. The courses, “Aids to
Question: I purchased a boat with a loan from an established marine lender. My signed loan agreement was called a “Security Agreement, Note and Disclosure Statement.” The boat was documented
For boaters, owning a vessel is only half the story. The other half is finding a place to put it. Along the West Coast — from the cruising harbors of
For years you’ve dreamed of throwing off your boat’s dock lines and aiming for the horizon on a quest to cross oceans and discover the world on your own terms
Striped bass regulations were once again in the spotlight last week as the California Fish and Game Commission met in Sacramento. The two-day meeting was held Wednesday, October 8 and
It’s one of the most common questions boaters ask when shopping for a new outboard engine: how much horsepower is enough? While the simplest answer is to follow the manufacturer’s
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
