
AIS Transceivers for Coastal and Offshore Cruising
Whenever we set out on our vessels, there are sure to be other craft out on the water moving along at cruising speed with their crew occasionally looking out for

Whenever we set out on our vessels, there are sure to be other craft out on the water moving along at cruising speed with their crew occasionally looking out for

Ahoy, readers! May is Maritime Month, and here at The Log, we’re practically bubbling over with excitement—after all, maritime is kind of our thing. From shipbuilding and sportfishing to ports

As summer approaches and fishing fever takes hold, The Log is here to help you get dialed in before you drop a line. We want to make sure you’re not

Boaters, anglers, and anyone who enjoys California’s waterways are invited to take part in a free virtual workshop aimed at preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS) in both

While April 15 is most commonly remembered for tax deadlines in the United States, it also holds a somber and significant place in maritime history. The RMS Titanic — once

Most of the Southern California coastal and inshore waters provide enough depth for us to stay clear of rocks and kelp as we sail or motor our vessels. However, even

Welcome to “Dock Like a Pro” — a brand-new, four-part series from The Log, where we’ve teamed up with certified, seasoned experts to deliver practical, no-nonsense tips for docking your

In this installment of “For the Sailor’s Gear Bag,” The Log dives into a mix of gear — some essential, some clever, all useful — to keep your sailing days