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The mackerels are not around Santa Cruz Wharf. Aside from the red tide, sea lions are everywhere. They are on all sides of the wharf barking, diving & splashing. Definitely come by, if you like to watch sea lions goofing around.

Fishing for salmon in the Sacramento River has been a challenge for me lately. Most of the trips so far, I am competing with sea lions roaming around. On this day, several sea lions scared this salmon into hiding near the bank. Please follow, like and share this video. Thank you.

When visiting Oregon there are a lot of different things you will want to do along the coastal region. It can be overwhelming at where to start. and also costs can start to add up when you start hitting local attractions in each city. However, there are a few out there that can spare your having to dig into your pockets to see something epic. Today we are visiting some of Newport's most infamous residents at the Sea Lion Docks.

Being able to see sea lions in their natural element is something unmatched by your standard zoo or aquarium experience. There is a freedom to be discovered from these locations along the Oregon coast and a visit to the Sea Lion Caves specifically is an experience worth taking while visiting Oregon. We saw hundreds of wild sea lions living in their element and moving freely along the coast line. Come explore with us!!

Enjoy the beautiful coastal views from La Jolla, California. Watch the waves and sea lions play. For more inspiration, follow along FitLifeTravel!

Florence, Oregon is a coastal community with a big history. Honoring some of this history there was recently a collection of sea lions which were put together by area artists and placed in various places not only here but along other coastal communities. Here you can go and find each of these and learn a bit more about this unique community on the waterfront.

Watch these beach goers run away from a couple of sea lions who crashed their beach party

The biggest draw to the town of La Jolla in San Diego is La Jolla Cove and the dozens of sea lions that reside there! There is nothing quite like seeing these creatures sunbathe together and play in there natural habitat. You can also spot many large pelicans with their colorful beaks.

I walked all over San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf. I show what I can including Pier 39, and see the famous Sea lions of the pier. Come with me as I explore the wharf. San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf is proudly unique among the scenic waterfront attractions of the world. The Fisherman’s Wharf of today rests on land created from the rubble of buildings destroyed in the earthquake and fire of 1906. What could not be destroyed was the love of the sea, generations of fishing skills, and traditions expressed in good things to eat and drink. Many of the well-known sights of today were developed only in the last few decades. The original Meigg’s Wharf was once the main port of entry to San Francisco and an extremely industrious place. Lumber, food, and immigrants all arrived here, and railroads came right to the water’s edge to pick up building supplies for the rapidly growing city.

Had a chance to film some sea lions playing around at the bait barge!

Here are some animals I run in to on a regular basis when I hit up the local bait barge.

A huge high reef packed with about 60 Sea Lions was isolated high above the ocean surface after an extreme high tide followed by a low tide. The Sea Lions were hualing out in the sun but making quite the ruckus as they realized they were about 10ft above the water. Little by little the larger Sea Lions wobbled there way to the lowest part of the reef and jumped into the water with a big splash ! Enjoy. Follow my ocean life adventures: OceanEarthGreen.com / Youtube & Facebook @ OceanEarthGreen New Videos and Picture Story Posts weekly here on Newsbreak !

Today we're adventuring to famous Seal Rock of Laguna Beach, California at the north end of Crescent Cove. The conditions are great, the weather is bright and the Sea Lions are present ! I entered from North Crescent Cove along the shore and shallow reefs below the towering cliffs. The water is cool and the sun is hot.