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Katherine M Clements

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Heading South? Hotel Coral & Marina Makes an Ideal Home Port for Baja Adventures

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By Katherine M Clements Verified
| The Log Newspaper Verified
With yellowtail showing up in greater numbers along Baja’s coastline and Southern California boaters once again looking south for warm weather, offshore fishing and cruising adventures, many mariners face the same question: Where should I stay once I cross the border? For decades, one answer has consistently risen to the top.
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Keeping Bait Alive Part 2: Why Bait Tank Maintenance Matters

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By Katherine M Clements Verified
| The Log Newspaper Verified
Professional fishing guides share their advice for keeping bait healthy and bait tanks performing at their best. For boaters who fish live bait, a clean and well-maintained bait tank is one of the most important pieces of equipment on the boat. Even the best bait can quickly become weak, stressed or die if the tank environment is not properly maintained.
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The Summer Bites Are Yellow

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By Katherine M Clements Verified
| The Log Newspaper Verified
Teachers hand out homework. Sportfishing landings hand out fish counts. And lately, no matter which landing is turning in the assignment, the answer seems to be the same: Yellowtail. A local angler shows off a massive 45-pound yellowtail landed from Crystal Pier in Pacific Beach, a rare catch that’s quickly become the talk of the San Diego fishing community.
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