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The common fishing refrain does not compute for Michael Bennett.
Zac Sunderland sits alone on his 36-foot sailboat, three days out of Majuro in the Marshall Islands, pointed toward Darwin, Australia, but with nary a breeze to fill his sails.
This is fast materializing into an ordinary summer to put El Niño summers to shame.
The killer whales, at least three dozen of them, coursed through and even leaped across the wind-swept ocean.
To gaze out over the city and contemplate the almost unfathomable scope of humanity below would not rank high on a hiker's list of things to do.
As he did as a troubled youth growing up on Oahu's rugged west side, Sunny Garcia is turning to the ocean for salvation.
Rusty Dalton of Oxnard learned what a drag it can be when the windy season ends and fishing season begins in the Sea of Cortes.
The parade of cars and trucks stretched more than 250 miles, from Los Angeles through Bishop and up toward the peaks of the Eastern Sierra.
The great bait debate is no joke. Ask Tom Loe.
Forecasters predict sunny skies and mild temperatures Saturday, the opener of the Eastern Sierra general trout-fishing season. So pack an extra parka and gloves because openers often bring wild surprises.