Rockfishing in California is a thrilling but demanding pursuit, particularly for anglers targeting deep-water species. Unlike surface or nearshore fishing, rockfishing often requires dropping bait to depths exceeding 300 feet
Matthew Jellick, on vacation in Italy, took a picture with The Log in the seaside town of Viareggio, on the coast of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Enjoying his time in one of his favorite
As part of a critical effort to protect both California’s boaters and the environment, several counties across the state, along with major ports, have partnered with CalRecycle, California State Parks
Halloween is just around the corner and if you’re looking for creative and fun costumes that capture the magic of the sea, we’ve got you covered! Whether your child dreams
Many boaters have heard the term “winterization,” thinking it pertains to getting a boat ready for cold weather. Much of the process does focus on making sure that water won’t
As the cool winds of autumn sweep across the coast, bringing with them the anticipation of Halloween, there’s one maritime mystery that still sends chills down the spines of sailors
Ahoy, readers! If you’ve ever spent time by the ocean, chances are you’ve been greeted (or pestered) by a few seagulls. Whether they’re swooping down for a stray French fry
Rockfishing is not only a thrilling pursuit but also a gateway to some of the tastiest, most versatile fish in the ocean. After a day of hard work reeling in
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