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Gary Graham, the BD Outdoors Baja Editor, has more than five decades fishing experience off of Southern California and the Baja Peninsula. From light tackle and fly up to offshore marlin fishing, Gary has experienced all facets of this fishery and brings it to you in his Baja Bytes column.
He’s set several fly-fishing world records and in his first year as a member of the Tuna Club of Avalon, he received more angling awards than any other first-year member in the club’s 109-year history. He’s been involved with many California angling clubs and is the Baja California Representative for the International Game Fish Association.
Gary’s a conservationist as well as a writer and photographer. In addition to two books on saltwater fly-fishing, hundreds of his articles and photographs have appeared in publications around the world. Graham has devoted his life to finding new fisheries and developing new techniques — all of which he shares through his guiding, speaking, photography and writing.
A modest beginning by today’s standards, the Ehrenberg’s saga began four decades ago when Marco Ehrenberg’s father Peter, Sr., and…
Que Pasa September in Baja lived up to its reputation for squirrelly weather again this week as rain squalls (not…
Baja Bytes Fishing…Monday, September 17, 2018 Que Pasa On the Pacific side of the peninsula, either the Coronado Islands are…
The “Gran Final Serial Dos Mares Copa de Campeones Calisureños,” (the Gran Final) could be compared to the Olympics, inviting…
Que Pasa For brief periods early this past week, torrential rains accompanied by strong winds, occurred around most of the…
Cabo San Lucas is in hot water reflected by the recent slow down in catches both offshore and inshore. Up…
Jay Yadon from Outpost Charters called my office around noon yesterday, the 29th of August, and left a tense message…
On Baja’s West Coast, nearly 74-degree temp plus streaky off-color water and more wind in the afternoons have slowed offshore…
Often a favorite of the San Diego long range fleets, the wahoo is found in seasonal concentrations offshore in open…
The Pacific is teeming with dorado, wahoo, yellowfin tuna and billfish off the Coast of northern Baja from the border…
The northern sector of Baja’s Pacific coast is warming, and the dorado, marlin and tuna numbers are growing offshore from…
During my years of traveling in Baja, I often heard of an invitation-only roosterfish tournament in East Cape — a…
Striped marlin, dorado and yellowfin tuna arrive along Baja’s north coast as summer action settles in. As Bisbee’s East Cape…
Baja Summer Sportfishing – Baja Bytes Fishing Report Baja summer sportfishing is in full swing! The northern Sea of Cortez…
Baja dorado “strut their stuff” in the Sea of Cortez as summer settles in enticing 145 teams to participate in…
Baja Sportfishing Hot – Best Baja Fishing Southern Baja sportfishing on fire…from Loreto to the tip by all accounts its…
In early Jan., we reported that monster tuna of the cow-sized yellowfin variety were being landed in Loreto. Eyes rolled,…
Sea temps are slowly climbing toward the 70-degree mark on the Pacific coast of the Baja Peninsula, and the sea…
Que Pasa Whatta’ week for striped marlin! Completely dispelling the “full moon theory” that fish don’t bite when it’s present,…
Below the border on the Pacific side of Baja there seems to be more fish than anglers; the few boats…
There are many people unnoticed or unseen who often work tirelessly to improve California’s fisheries … it’s as though they…
Summertime Baja Fishing is really lighting up – here’s your Baja Bytes report for Monday, June 18, 2018. Que Pasa…
In early June, Ken Franke, President of Sportfishing Association of California (SAC) invited me to join him and the SAC…