DeGarimore's Marine

03/19/2025

Fuel Prices as of 3/19/25
Diesel: $5.35/gal
Gas: $5.71/gal

12/15/2022

https://www.ksby.com/news/local-news/fishing-boat-runs-aground-at-santa-cruz-island?fbclid=IwAR3Vd8GMApK_0AGN_HHIH5uFtjUWXlGoqHiKsM1Ypn1l6mFdpot1HH9eFqo

A fishing boat ran aground on Santa Cruz Island early Thursday morning. The Coast Guard was alerted to the incident at about 2 a.m.

06/02/2022

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03/30/2022

01/15/2022

https://www.tsunami.gov/events/PAAQ/2022/01/15/r5qho6/2/WEAK51/WEAK51.txt

WEAK51 PAAQ 151253 TSUAK1 BULLETIN Public Tsunami Message Number 2 NWS National Tsunami Warning Center Palmer AK 453 AM PST Sat Jan 15 2022 UPDATES ------- * A tsunami has been confirmed and some impacts are expected * Revised alert areas * A Volcanic Eruption has occured in the Tonga Islands * Plea...

12/23/2021

Inseason Adjustments to Pacific Coast Groundfish Commercial Fisheries for 2022

NOAA Fisheries announces a change in the trip limits for sablefish north of 36° N. latitude and for lingcod north of 42° N. latitude. Additionally, NOAA Fisheries announces new sub-bag limits and sub-trip limits, in recreational and non-trawl commercial fisheries respectively, for two nearshore species, quillback rockfish and copper rockfish, as well as the shelf species vermillion rockfish. These adjustments were recommended to NOAA Fisheries by the Pacific Fishery Management Council at its November 2021 meeting. This adjustment will become effective on January 1, 2022, through the end of 2022, unless subsequently modified via the Federal Register. A summary of the inseason changes is provided below. Please refer to the Federal Register Notice (86 FR 72863)) for more details.
Sablefish north of 36° N. latitude
• Limited Entry Fixed Gear Fishery: trip limit of 2,400 lb / week, not to exceed 4,800 lb / 2 months
• Open Access Fishery: trip limit of 600 lb / day, or 1 landing / week up to 2,000 lb, not to exceed 4,000 lb / 2 months
Lingcod north of 42° N. latitude
• Limited Entry Fixed Gear Fishery: trip limit of 5,000 lb / 2 months
• Open Access Fishery: trip limit of 2,500 lb / 1 month
Quillback Rockfish
• Sub-bag limit of one quillback rockfish in the California recreational fishery
• Minor nearshore rockfish trip limits between 42°- 40° 10’ N. lat. of 2,000 lb / 2 months, of which no more than 75 lb can be quillback rockfish
• Deeper nearshore rockfish sub-trip limits south of 40° 10’ N. lat. will be 2,000 lb / 2 months, of which no more than 75 lb can be quillback rockfish
Copper Rockfish
• A (new) sub-bag limit of one copper rockfish in the California recreational fishery
• Minor nearshore rockfish trip limits between 42°- 40° 10’ N. lat. will be 2,000 lb / 2 months, of which no more than 75 lb can be copper rockfish.
• Deeper nearshore rockfish sub-trip limits south of 40° 10’ N. lat. will be 2,000 lb / 2 months, of which no more than 75 lb can be copper rockfish.
Vermillion Rockfish
• Reduce the vermilion rockfish 5-fish sub-bag limit, to 4 fish, in the California recreational fishery
Questions?
Contact Sean Matson, Fishery Management Specialist, at [email protected].

09/04/2021

CNN: Navy declares five dead after helicopter crash off California coast.

Five US Navy sailors were declared dead after they disappeared following a helicopter crash off the California coast, the US 3rd fleet said in a news release on Saturday.

08/05/2021

KSBY San Luis Obispo News: New documentary focuses on Morro Bay abalone fishing industry.

The Morro Bay Maritime Museum announced the premiere date for a documentary on the abalone fishing industry in Morro Bay.

06/21/2021

San Luis Obispo Tribune: Will offshore wind hurt the Morro Bay fishing industry? ‘We’re basically screwed’.

Proposals to develop a massive floating wind farm off the Central Coast could reduce local fishing grounds by 399 square miles.

04/14/2021

SQUID and SALMON Season are here. DOCK WORKERS NEEDED. Call 805-772-1276 Ask for Casey,