There’s a saying that goes, “There are two things in life you can’t avoid: death and taxes.” For boaters, however, there’s a third inevitability: corrosion. Whether you’re an experienced mariner
AVALON, CA. – Trail running enthusiasts are gearing up for the annual Avalon Benefit 50 Mile/50K Run, set to take place on January 11, 2025. This year, the event has
Many people think that the only way to get kids involved in boating and water-based activities is to pay a bunch of money to a new boat for the family
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has announced the much-anticipated opening of the commercial Dungeness crab fishery for the 2025 season. The fishery will open in two phases,
At first glance, the bootstripe may seem like a simple detail on your boat — a narrow strip of paint or vinyl running along the waterline. Yet, it serves both
By: Capt. Brian Woolley of Dana Wharf Sportfishing & Whale Watching Every fishing year begins with anticipation, as the Southern California fishing community wonders if the upcoming season will deliver
Yacht clubs have long been a cornerstone of maritime culture, blending social traditions, sailing innovation, and community engagement. From their earliest origins to their modern-day roles, these organizations have shaped
The color of smoke emitted from your boat’s diesel engine can be an essential diagnostic tool for identifying potential issues and ensuring peak performance. While some smoke is common, particularly
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