A Guide to Boating Through Los Angeles Harbor
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by Katherine Clements
16h ago
LOS ANGELES—Los Angeles Harbor, nestled along the sun-kissed shores of Southern California, beckons boaters with its picturesque coastline, vibrant maritime culture and array of amenities catering to both recreational and commercial vessels. From transient sailors seeking a temporary berth to seasoned mariners exploring the Pacific coastline, the harbor offers a wealth of resources and experiences for all who venture into its waters.   Exploring the Harbor: Spanning the bustling waterfront communities of San Pedro and Wilmington, Los Angeles Harbor encompasses a diverse array of marinas ..read more
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The Port of San Diego’s Day at The Docks 2024: A Celebration of Sportfishing and Marine Culture
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by Katherine Clements
16h ago
SAN DIEGO— The highly anticipated annual event, The Port of San Diego’s Day at The Docks, is set to take place on Sunday, April 7, marking the official commencement of Southern California’s spring saltwater fishing season. This event, renowned as the West Coast’s largest public celebration of sportfishing, promises a day filled with marine-themed attractions suitable for the entire family.   Against the picturesque backdrop of San Diego Bay’s world-renowned sportfishing fleet, Day at The Docks offers a vibrant and dynamic environment for attendees to immerse themselves in the rich maritim ..read more
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Driscoll Boat Works Announces First of Major Boatyard Enhancements
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by Katherine Clements
16h ago
SAN DIEGO— Driscoll Boat Works, a venerable name in San Diego’s recreational marine industry for over 70 years, as of March 13, has significantly enhanced its operations with the introduction of a new 150-ton capacity mobile hoist, manufactured by Marine Travelift Inc., based in Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Renowned worldwide for its innovative boat-handling equipment, Marine Travelift’s collaboration with Driscoll signifies a leap forward in the yard’s commitment to providing top-tier marine services.   Replacing another 150-ton lift, operational since the boatyard’s last renovation in 1992, this ..read more
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Dock, Drink & Dine: Los Angeles Harbor
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by Katherine Clements
16h ago
A pleasant cruise through the many marinas in Los Angeles Harbor will reveal a variety of waterfront restaurants and bars, ranging from small, family-run eateries to larger establishments with formal dining. All of these restaurants are popular venues with fine food enjoyed by boaters and harbor visitors alike.   The Chowder Barge Like a scene from John Steinbeck’s novel, Cannery Row, the Chowder Barge on Henry Ford Avenue in Leeward Bay Marina, Wilmington, survives among shipping operations and old, worn-out sailboats and fishing vessels. Both the exterior and interior of this venerable ..read more
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Bluefin Tuna, Yellowfin Tuna and Yellowtail Highlight San Diego Area Fishing!
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by Katherine Clements
16h ago
The spring season has formally arrived and the surface fishing has been improving with the progression of the spring season. A recent exception that should be just a temporary setback was the arrival of a weather system last weekend which brought strong winds, high seas and rain that resulted in the posting of Small Craft Advisories and Gale Warnings.   Up until the arrival of the weekend storm the offshore water temperature had been holding in the 61 to 63 degree range and it is yet to be known what the water temperature will be once the boats get out on the fishing grounds after the sto ..read more
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Gas Bubble Disease Claims Fall-Run Chinook Salmon Fry in Klamath River
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by Katherine Clements
1w ago
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) disclosed in early March that fall-run Chinook salmon fry, newly released from its Fall Creek Fish Hatchery in Siskiyou County, are presumed to have succumbed to gas bubble disease in the Klamath River.   The newly hatched fish, called alevins, live in the gravel for several weeks until they gradually absorb the food in the attached yolk sac. These juveniles, called fry, wiggle up through the gravel by early spring.   On Feb. 26, the CDFW released around 830,000 fall-run Chinook salmon fry into Fall Creek, a tributary of the Klama ..read more
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Reineke and F. McCann Secure Victory at U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Sailing
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by Katherine Clements
1w ago
MIAMI— The conclusion of the U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Sailing brought a mix of joy and disappointment as champions emerged in the ILCA 6 and ILCA 7 fleets. Erika Reineke of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. secured her place at the Paris 2024 Olympics in the ILCA 6 after a fierce seven-day competition, while Ford McCann of Houston clinched athlete selection and awaits confirmation to represent Team USA, pending country qualification, in the ILCA 7.   “It’s been a 15-year journey trying to make the Olympics,” said Reineke in a statement to U.S. Sailing. “I’m 30 now and I started pursuing this path w ..read more
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Jesse Fielding Assumes Leadership of Navy’s Offshore Sailing Program
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by Katherine Clements
1w ago
ANNAPOLIS, Md — Jesse Fielding, an experienced offshore sailor with almost 20 years of professional racing background, has been appointed as the upcoming head coach for offshore sailing at the U.S. Naval Academy.   Fielding, who holds the position of founder, CEO and skipper at Open Ocean USA, boasts a comprehensive track record in offshore and inshore sailing. His journey includes being a part of the Morning Light crew, featured in a Disney documentary, and more recently, serving as the co-skipper and general manager of the State Street Marathon Sailing team.   “First, our collectiv ..read more
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SailGP Switzerland and WE Foundation Highlight Inclusive Racing
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by Katherine Clements
1w ago
In collaboration with their Race for the Future partner, SailGP Switzerland orchestrated the WE Foundation SailGP OneSport Inclusive Regatta. SailGP athletes, led by Swiss driver Sebastien Schneiter, joined forces with 10 sailors aboard two-person RS Venture Connect boats. This initiative aligns with the team’s commitment to promoting equal opportunities, raising disability awareness and fostering inclusivity.   Adam Billany from Great Britain partnered with Nathan Outteridge and emerged victorious in the race. Subsequently, all participants were welcomed to the Swiss team’s headquarters ..read more
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Maritime Museum of San Diego Unveils ‘Rising Tide’ Exhibition: A Visual Exploration of Climate Change
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by Katherine Clements
1w ago
SAN DIEGO– The Maritime Museum of San Diego has introduced an exciting new exhibit aimed at shedding light on the human toll of the climate crisis.   The exhibit opened in March and will run through Labor Day weekend. The “Rising Tide” exhibit is set to grace two esteemed vessels in the museum’s fleet, each boasting a storied past while being recognized on the National Register of Historic Places.   The exhibit’s staging aboard the 1863 Star of India, the world’s oldest active sailing ship, and the 1898 Victorian-era steam ferryboat Berkeley promises visitors a unique ..read more
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