California’s long-term effort to rebuild struggling salmon runs took another step forward as the California Department of Fish and Wildlife announced more than $10 million in new grant awards for
Long before charts were accurate and coastlines well known, sailors filled the blank spaces on maps with stories. Some warned of monsters and whirlpools. Others told of love. Among the
Above the waterline, a boat can look flawless — but what’s happening below the surface often tells a very different story. Beneath the waterline lies an entire ecosystem of equipment,
DANA POINT — Even well-maintained boats can experience minor setbacks that interrupt a trip, prompting the need for professional on-water assistance. A dead battery, an overheated engine, a wrapped prop,
H&M Landing is expanding its offshore offerings with the addition of two vessels to its fleet, announcing the arrival of the Electra and the Matador — both Southern California–built boats
SANTA BARBARA — The Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) is now accepting applications for its 2026 Volunteer Training Program, inviting community members to take an active role in preserving and
The Coastal Conservation Association of California is bringing back its season-long STAR Tournament for 2026, expanding the event with more eligible species, major prizes, and broader opportunities for anglers of
In another story in this issue of The Log, “The Dream Boat Series: Liveaboard Edition — Touring the Best Brokerage Listings by Lifestyle,” we explore what it really means to
