October 6-19, 2017 – The Log Newspaper

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4C Responding To Disaster: Boaters Helping Boaters

California Boating News Since 1971

No. 1060

How Southern California boaters can provide aid to hurricane-ravaged sailors, boaters and local residents. Among those spearheading efforts locally: South Coast Yachts. P. 17

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The Cult of Personality: Re-envisioning Southern California Waterfronts

Will a water wheel be trawl2C ing for trash in Newport Bay? DARK BKGND

Trash skimmers might be the go-to solution when it comes to keeping our waters clean, but the city of Newport Beach might place a floating water wheel in the bay in its quest to remove marine debris. Will the floating autonomous apparatus catch on with local boaters? P. 12

Local harbors and marinas are often defined by the boaters who dock there, but the unique personalities of waterfronts appear to be shifting as city, county and port district agencies seek to draw inland visitors. What does the changing face of our waterfronts mean for boaters? Does redevelopment have to come at the expense of local personality? P. 18

Mexican consulate hosts TIP cancellation events in five cities Boaters seeking to cancel Temporary Import Permits (TIP) associated with vessels previously in Mexico can do so in person during the next few weeks, as officials from south of the border will be visiting five cities between Oct. 11 and Nov. 10 to process such cancellation requests. P. 14

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Extreme Sailing Series returns to U.S. making West Coast debut in San Diego The Extreme Sailing Series returns to the United States and makes its West Coast debut in San Diego, Oct. 19-22. Top sailors from around the world will race high-speed foiling catamarans for four days on Harbor Island. P. 24

Oct. 6 - Oct. 19, 2017

Standing

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Anglers face unknown enemy in fight for fishing license reform A proposal to change California’s fishing license system to a 12-month cycle was dashed yet again as an Assembly committee elected not to recommend Senate Bill 187 for a final vote. Committee members, interestingly enough, did not explain why the proposal for fishing reform stalled, despite no known opposition to the bill. What is happening behind the scenes? P. 6

Interior Secretary orders the expansion of fishing opportunities Cal 20: A popular boat still in the race despite not being built A sailboat in high demand during the 1960s but now out of production continues to be a popular vessel in Southern California’s waters. Cal 20s were recently on display during an annual sailing championship in San Pedro. Why are Cal 20s still a draw for sailors? P. 24

Kiss Your Katch!

Send Us Your Best Shot by Oct. 13 See page 27 for details

The United States must expand fishing opportunities to anglers in order to bolster funding for conservation programs, according to an order issued by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke in late September. P. 26

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