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Opening up a dialogue about opening up docks to tie up boats Dear “Log”, I relocated to San Diego about a year ago from Michigan, and before that, Fort Lauderdale. As both a maritime professional and as a lifelong boater, I came here expecting to use my center console boat as...

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Skipper John James says:

December 15, 2016 at 7:31 pm

Captain Jay Williams Hits the nail on the head. Newport Harbor has some of that idea already in play – and they are benefiting financially from it. It is time for San Diego bay to come into the modern times.

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Mark says:

January 21, 2017 at 10:30 am

I agree with you, seaport village should have public docking, after all where is all that boating funding monies going?

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