With El Niño strengthening and Southern California anglers already enjoying yellowtail, yellowfin, and other warm-water opportunities, another prized game fish is beginning to make itself known. Southern California anglers
The answer involves physics, hydrodynamics, and the unfortunate realization that the yellowtail on the end of your line has several advantages you do not. There are certain moments in
MARINA DEL REY — To someone driving through Marina del Rey, the community can look like a collection of waterfront restaurants, apartments, hotels, and rows of sailboat masts. From the
SAN PEDRO — On the Los Angeles Waterfront, a tall ship can be many things at once. It can be a working sailing vessel, a floating classroom, a link to
REDONDO BEACH — Repair work on the King Harbor Breakwall is continuing into the fall, with crews placing massive armor stones along the structure as the U.S. Army Corps of
A rarely seen deep-sea squid has made an appearance in California waters, giving researchers a glimpse of an animal that remains largely mysterious despite decades of ocean exploration. Researchers with
The annual California Boating Congress (CBC), widely regarded as a must-attend policy event for the state’s marine industry, is scheduled for April 28 and 29, 2026, in Sacramento, CA. The
As California’s fishing community heads into the spring season, a new federal emergency rule is reshaping the outlook for one of the West Coast’s most important fisheries. Updated science has
