New qualifying structure aims to improve racing, increase team exposure and prepare the championship for future expansion. SailGP is introducing a new race format for the remainder of its
Experienced boaters know that even a short sail to Catalina Island can result in a boat incurring minor damage, be it to the engine, propeller, sails, rigging, or even plumbing
Southern California’s summer fishing is heating up. Here’s how to keep your fish as fresh as the day you caught it. Southern California anglers have plenty to celebrate this
From squid and calico bass to tuna under the moonlight, the action doesn’t stop when the sun goes down. For many Southern California anglers, the fishing day ends when
Bay boats, skiffs, hybrid center consoles, and RIBs may look similar at first glance but understanding how each is designed to perform can help Southern California anglers choose the right
Few things catch a boater’s eye faster than a hull that gleams in the afternoon sun. Whether tied up at the dock in Newport Harbor, cruising across Avalon Harbor or
From traditional Dacron to advanced composites, the material you choose plays a major role in performance, longevity and cost. For most sailors, replacing a set of sails is one
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is asking scientists, organizations and members of the public to submit information as it reviews whether the Southern Resident killer whale should
