
Recovering from an injury and surgery as a liveaboard
SAN DIEGO—Life-changing accidents can happen in the blink of an eye. That I know well: I’ve torn up both knees badly through on-board falls, requiring surgery. But I had the

SAN DIEGO—Life-changing accidents can happen in the blink of an eye. That I know well: I’ve torn up both knees badly through on-board falls, requiring surgery. But I had the

SAN DIEGO—A mega-yacht and sport fisher boat collided in the middle of the open ocean, costing at least one person his life. Nearly six months has passed since Attessa IV

SAN DIEGO—Remember that clichéd saying “the best things in life are free?” In Southern California, that sentiment definitely rings true with the beautiful sunny weather — but on April 14th

DEL MAR—The 43rd annual Fred Hall Show is back, bringing anglers, boaters, hunters and outdoor enthusiasts to the Del Mar Fairgrounds, March 28-31. Fred Hall in Del Mar is the

SAN DIEGO—Following the Prowler–Attessa IV collision in October 2018, there was much speculation – and confusion – about the U.S. Coast Guard investigation into the incident (technically a “marine casualty”)

SAN DIEGO—The San Diego waterfront could look significantly different as the next few years play out – assuming the local port district develops and executes its developing but ambitions Port

SAN DIEGO—Beverly A. Parsons, who has been in the marine brokering industry since 1969, was honored by being inducted into the Charter Yacht Brokers Hall of Fame in December. When

STATEWIDE—California is one of the largest boating destinations in the country, coming in fourth place. More than 772,000 people have registered recreational vessels, which sparks the question: What happens when