Tomales, CA

Local tour businesses advise caution when paddling at night on the bay.

By Tim Fang Two campers who were found dead after they went missing during a canoe trip on Tomales Bay over the weekend have been identified. According to the sheriff’s offices in Marin and Sonoma counties, the campers have been identified as 36-year-old Casey Flynn Melia of San Francisco and 37-year-old Alexander Ferguson of Pacifica. The post Canoers found dead in Tomales Bay identified as men from San Francisco, Pacifica appeared first on KION Central Coast.

Local tour businesses advise caution when paddling at night on the bay.

Dos personas que navegaban en canoa fueron halladas muertas el domingo tras una excursión nocturna en Tomales Bay en el condado Marín. Los equipos de emergencia informaron que los hombres habían salido alrededor de la medianoche para una excursión nocturna con el fin de observar la luminiscencia. Diversas agencias desplegaron equipos de búsqueda por agua, tierra y aire. El cuerpo de uno de los hombres fue hallado en el océano, justo a la salida de Tomales Bay. El segundo

By Brandon Downs Two people who went canoeing and camping in the Tomales Bay area were found dead after they never returned from their planned trip, officials said. Marin County Fire said the pair left around midnight Saturday to view bioluminescence. It was reported that they planned to canoe to White Gulch Beach to camp.  The post 2 canoers found dead in Tomales Bay after not returning from camping trip appeared first on KION Central Coast.

Two people who went canoeing and camping in the Tomales Bay area were found dead after they never returned from their planned trip, officials said. The post 2 found dead in Tomales Bay after going on canoe trip appeared first on KION Central Coast.