The Director of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has re-opened the recreational razor clam fishery in Humboldt County following a recommendation from state health agencies that consumption
On Aug. 4, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife officially closed the recreational Pacific halibut fishery statewide at 11:59 p.m. The decision is based on the latest catch projections
Flats fishing is self-explanatory, and it’s just that. Flats fishing is a method of fishing where anglers target species of fish, specifically in shallow, saltwater bodies of water. A flat
It’s important to be aware of invasive species, which ones are surrounding you, and how to prevent them from ruining your vessel and California waterways. An invasive species is defined
The Association of Mexican Marinas (AMMT) is offering improved instructions and websites to help U.S. recreational boaters heading to Mexico more easily complete the maze of INM (Immigration) paperwork requirements
It has long been assumed that there are no bad fishing days. But our friends and family have annoyances they come across when they’re out fishing, and they go un-discussed—
Southern California is blessed with long, warm summers that last from July to September, with average daily high temperatures above 81 degrees Fahrenheit, according to weatherspark.com. High heat exposure is
While technology grows, the boating community now has better resources at their fingertips, and PredictWind, a weather application, is one download all mariners should consider. Refined weather forecasting models
