Redfish BaySLOW. 55 degrees. Cooler weather and low tides have the fish stacked on top of each other. Redfish and drum are ...

We still have a couple of months to go before saltwater fishing in the Monterey Bay area is in full swing, in terms of ...

This season, a new, young pair of little blue penguins partnered up, resulting in the female laying a clutch of two eggs, ...

Bellingham — Did a Whatcom County community break a polar bear plunge world record? Thousands of people gathered in Blaine on New Year’s Day for the Birch Bay Polar Bear Dip, braving the icy waters of ...

Thousands of polar plungers who took an icy dip in Birch Bay on New Year’s Day just got doused with another blast of cold water. This time in the form of bad news from Guinness World Records. Turns ...

Thousands of people participated in the Birch Bay Polar Bear Dip on New Year’s Day in the hopes of setting a new world record. Unfortunately, the attempt was “unsuccessful,” according to Kylie ...

A 45-year-old Carmichael man has been identified as the kayaker who was pronounced dead Friday after being pulled from the water while reportedly crabbing near Bodega Bay on the Sonoma County coast.

A tight-knit Tampa Bay crabbing community is facing environmental and economic challenges, but the payoff can be as sweet as the meat they harvest. Max Chesnes is the Tampa Bay Times' environment and ...

Jan. 2 (UPI) --A Washington city may have broken a Guinness World Record by gathering nearly 5,000 people to take a "polar bear dip" into frigid water at the same time. The Birch Bay Chamber of ...

Thousands of people in Birch Bay are braving the cold on Thursday and trying to set a world record. The Birch Bay Chamber of Commerce, Blaine Birch Bay Park and Recreation District 2, and Bellingham ...

BIRCH BAY, Wash. (WSVN) — Thousands of people jumped into the Pacific Ocean in hopes of breaking the world record for the largest polar plunge. Around 5,000 people jumped into the chilly waters near ...

It’s 11 a.m. on the first morning of 2026 in Birch Bay, Washington. There’s a sharp chill in the air. Driving down Birch Bay Drive, sporadic groups of people wrapped in towels, robes and sweatshirt ...