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Battling the Wind and Waves: My Seasickness Survival Guide

As editor of The Log, I’ve spent many days on the water, chasing and participating in stories about boating, fishing, and all things maritime. But no amount of experience can

Katherine Clements December 5, 2024

News & Departments

Fast Facts: Sea Sickness

One of the least pleasant aspects of going to sea is the possibility of getting seasick. A person’s susceptibility to seasickness varies. If you’ve ever had motion sickness when traveling

Katherine Clements March 3, 2023

Sea Sickness

Battling the Wind and Waves: My Seasickness Survival Guide

Fast Facts: Sea Sickness

News Briefs

It’s not a Love Connection — Breaking up Corrosion with your Electrical System

South Coast Fish Report: Cooler Waters Shape Winter Fishing Patterns

Kayak Fishing: A Different Angle on Angling

Fast Facts: Seeing Eye to Eye… Literally

Set Sail for a New Adventure: LA Sportfishing, Fin Fetish, and Sea Trek Join Forces for an Unmatched Fishing Experience!

Sheephead Season Opens March 1,2025, as Anglers Gear Up for Action

Santana Sailing Club Invites the Community to Set Sail at Open House Event

Port of San Diego Invites Public Feedback on Revised Trust Lands Use Plan

Avalon City Council Approves Agreement with Disney Cruise Line

The Hands-On Approach to Boating Confidence with America’s Boating Club Oceanside

Dana Point Yacht Club Welcomes New General Manager Max Pekcan

Sailing Opportunities in Los Angeles

NOAA Layoffs Raise Concerns Over Impacts on Shipping, Fisheries, and Weather Forecasting

Court of Appeals Upholds Ruling in Dana Point Harbor Slip Fee Case

San Diego to Welcome Zero-Emission Ferries on the Coronado Route