The month of November has already seen the first northern weather system move through Southern California and it brought strong winds, high seas and a bit of rain. The result
BIG BEAR— Winter doesn’t have to mean that the fishing season is postponed—it’s just going to be different. By making a few adjustments to your strategy and gear, you’ve entered
You might be eager to buy a new boat and get out on the water as fast as you can, but before jumping into such a large purchase, there’s more
SAN FRANCISCO— On Oct. 27, the Center for Biological Diversity announced they had sued NOAA Fisheries to force protection for endangered Pacific humpback whales from entanglements in California drift gillnets. According to
California is an excellent state for sailing. The waters of the Golden State present opportunities for sailors to experience calmer temperatures and beautiful and diverse scenery. If you want an
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is observing the 50th anniversary of the first designated “Wild Trout Waters” in the state, an innovative wild trout conservation and management routine
The story of the Mary Celeste, an American-registered merchant brigantine, began on Nov. 7, 1872, when the 282-ton brigantine set sail from the New York Harbor traveling to Genoa, Italy. On
SAN PEDRO— On Nov. 19, the Los Angeles Maritime Institute will host the annual November event, Give Thanks Sail, which is part of their monthly series of community sails; each
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