Why choosing the right refrigeration setup may matter more than what’s on the menu. When people imagine upgrading their boat’s galley, they often think first about recipes, cookware, or
As discussions surrounding proposed changes to Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) near Laguna Beach continue moving through California’s public review process, recent meetings highlighted both the level of community engagement and
For many people, sailing begins the same way: watching a boat glide across San Diego Bay and thinking, “I wish I knew how to do that.” What surprises many newcomers
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) completed its largest Eagle Lake rainbow trout rescue operation in more than 10 years this spring, returning approximately 5,800 adult fish to
For many Southern California anglers, landing a white sea bass is more than a memorable fishing moment. It’s a species woven into the identity of the region’s coastal waters, recreational
Provided by Dana Wharf Sportfishing Another solid week of both local and island fishing. Water temperatures fluctuated a bit, with a few days in the 65-67 degree range and several
Marine professionals, environmental leaders, and organizations working on abandoned vessel removal and sustainable disposal solutions had until June 1 to apply as speakers for the 2026 Turning the Tide Summit
How four historic landings continue shaping Southern California’s offshore fishing culture. San Diego’s reputation as one of the premier sportfishing destinations on the West Coast did not happen by accident.
