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Katherine M Clements

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Live Bait Spotted Outside Avalon, Giving Catalina Anglers Another Option

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By Katherine M Clements Verified
| The Log Newspaper Verified
After The Log reported on the limited availability of live bait around Catalina Island, Bountiful Bait Co. is advertising live sardines and anchovies outside Avalon. AVALON — Remember our Catalina Island issue and the story, “Heading to Catalina? Plan Ahead for Live Bait”? In that story, The Log warned anglers that finding live bait around Catalina isn’t always as simple as pulling up to a bait receiver.
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Behind the Harbor: Dana Point Shipyard Keeps Southern California Boats on the Water

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By Katherine M Clements Verified
| The Log Newspaper Verified
From routine haul-outs and bottom coatings to major repowers, fiberglass repairs and custom installations, the family-owned Dana Point Shipyard has served recreational and commercial boaters since 1967.
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A Second Life on the Water: When a Refit or Repower Makes Sense

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By Katherine M Clements Verified
| The Log Newspaper Verified
Marine Group Boat Works provides professional insight into when a refit or repower can give an aging vessel new life, and what boat owners should consider when weighing upgrades to reliability, efficiency, performance and onboard systems. For boat owners, getting something new does not necessarily mean getting a new boat. A well-built hull can remain serviceable for decades, even as the engines, electronics and onboard systems surrounding it begin to show their age.
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