October meeting could determine which proposed changes to California’s MPA network move forward for further regulatory consideration. California anglers will want to keep an eye on Sacramento shortly after
Special collection events in Orange, San Diego and Ventura counties give recreational boaters a safe way to dispose of outdated pyrotechnic distress signals. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — Boaters cleaning out
The large yellowtail that drove so much excitement in Southern California have become harder to find. Recent catches still include yellowtail and yellowfin tuna, with dorado mixed in, but anglers
The Coastal Conservation Association of California (CCA CAL) has named Devin O’Dea its executive director, putting him in charge of the volunteer-based organization’s work on marine conservation and recreational fishing
California’s emergency declaration puts coastal flooding and winter storms in focus, while a changing Pacific can also influence hurricanes, marine life and the fishing season. A warm-water fishing season
Layline to LA28 will bring athletes, Olympians and supporters together at San Diego Yacht Club on Nov. 20 to help fund American sailing campaigns. With the 2028 Olympic Games
An available slip can be hard to pass up, but boaters should consider location, vessel fit, protection, amenities, and contract terms before committing. In honor of The Log’s annual
A boating safety lesson means more when students have the chance to put it into practice. California’s Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW) is accepting applications for up to $1.4
