CABO SAN LUCAS, Mexico—Marina del Rey, the Los Angeles County enclave, usually receives all of The Log’s attention. It’s easy to know when we are talking about the largest small craft
ENSENADA, Mexico—Pleasure vessel activities in Mexican ports will be restricted due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a directive issued by Mexico’s maritime authority. Directive #13, which was issued on
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—Bait, cast, wait, wait some more and sometimes, catch. That’s the fishing experience above the surface. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has long researched and implemented
SAN DIEGO—The captain who helmed the sportfishing boat involved with an open sea collision with a 332-foot superyacht in October 2018 was the same person who skippered a sportfisher that
SAN PEDRO — This September one of the newer in-water boat shows will return to L.A. Harbor at Cabrillo Way Marina, thanks to sponsors L.A. Waterfront (Port of Los Angeles)
SAN DIEGO — Four captains from Seaforth Sportfishing in San Diego take a break from chasing tight lines and read the June 15 issue of The Log. Waders and beachgoers
OXNARD — The businesses and tenants of Channel Islands Harbor in Oxnard total economic impact of more than $159 million in 2016, according to a report just published by California
SACRAMENTO — An effort to determine why fishing license sales in California have steadily declined year over year appears to have gained some momentum, as Assembly member James Gallagher’s proposal
