DANA POINT— The majestic return of blue whales to Dana Point’s waters signals the beginning of the season’s marine spectacle. On April 28, Dana Wharf Sportfishing and Whale Watching had
In honor of the 8th Annual Wooden Boat Festival taking place in Newport Beach from June 7-8, let’s dive into the fascinating world of wooden boats, from their storied past to their enduring
VENTURA— The conclusion of a long-awaited legal saga unfolded in early May as Jerry Boylan, the captain of the ill-fated scuba dive boat Conception, received a four-year federal prison sentence for
PORT OF HUENEME— World Trade Week, inaugurated in 1935 by President Roosevelt, aims to highlight the significance and advantages of global trade for both local and national economies. This year, the
ENSENADA, MX— The 76th annual Newport to Ensenada International Yacht Race concluded with sailors navigating through excellent sailing conditions over the three-day event. The decision to sail inside or outside
As we begin to see Beer Can regattas make their way onto the sailing calendar, let’s unwind the history behind the race. In the world of sailing, there exists a
The California Fish and Game Commission, in a landmark decision on April 18, has unanimously voted to grant endangered status to Southern California steelhead under the California Endangered Species Act
Saltwater fly fishing in Southern California has a rich history dating back to the early 20th century, when pioneering anglers began experimenting with traditional freshwater fly-fishing techniques in the Pacific Ocean. Unlike the
