By: K. “Tangled Line” Clements In a bold crossover between marine innovation, questionable craftsmanship, and emotional attachment to bait, a local angler has reportedly created a “bird nest” made entirely
The Maritime Museum of San Diego is inviting community members to become docent volunteer for its next multi-week Docent Training Program, which is set to begin Tuesday, January 20, 2026.
Few pieces of onboard equipment work as quietly and consistently as a bilge pump, and few are as critical when something goes wrong. Often hidden out of sight in the
Provided by Dana Wharf Sportfishing Another super fun week of local 1/2- and 3/4-day fishing. 1/2-day action on the bass has remained pretty consistent, with good bites on both live
Talbert Marsh has long served as a rare coastal refuge for wildlife in the heart of an urban landscape. Now, a new conservation effort is underway to protect one of
Despite a year marked by trade uncertainty and shifting global dynamics, Southern California’s two largest ports continue to demonstrate resilience, reliability, and operational strength. The Port of Long Beach and
“Sybil is the tug pup aboard m/v Belle Journée (Ranger Tug 29) and a frequent visitor aboard s/v Happy Ours (Catalina 36). We safely keep her out of the cockpit
As the new year begins, January is shaping up to be an ideal time for sailors to sharpen their skills or take the leap into sailing, with Aventura Sailing hosting
