SAN DIEGO — Boaters venturing south of San Diego Bay’s Zuniga Jetty should be on alert for red flags, strobe lights, screaming sirens and VHF radio broadcasts. Failing that, they should watch out for bullets ricocheting off the water.
The attention-getting devices will be used to alert boaters to a new 206-acre “naval danger zone” designated July 7 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The fan-shaped danger zone south of Zuniga Jetty is off-limits to boaters when a small arms firing range on North Island Naval Air Station is in use.
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