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2021 Offshore Billfish & Tuna Tournament Review Pacific Coast Sportfishing
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Loving Life“ Living The American Dream” Hans Christian “Jack” Nilsen, February 21, 1944 – December 24, 2020 Pacific Coast Sportfishing Link
Harry “The Fishing Samurai” Okuda–Pacific Coast Sportfishing Link
Destino All That’s Fishy click here
A BIG Thank You to my friends, Tim and Trish Simpson, Bluewater offshore Big Game Sports Fishing
Let’s Get to Know Gary, by Michelle Monroy Destino Story link
THE GLORY YEARS
Marlin Club, San Diego -1970 – 1990 Pacific Coast Sportfishing
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Fishing for Food Click Here
Eyes in the Skies Story Link
The Bisbee’s Black and Blue a Baja Miracle Link
Gary Graham, That Baja Guy, was inducted into the California Outdoors Hall of Fame in 2008. Link
Two of Gary’s features were chosen for top honors by Outdoor Writers Association of California (OWAC) 2017 awards. story here
Other Outdoor Writers Association of California (OWAC) Awards include:
TOM MILLER IN THE ’70S
Magdalena Bay – Baja’s last frontier
Sũerte …a chance encounter and a catch
FEATURES
OCEAN PACIFIC – CALIFORNIA DREAMIN
TALES OF BAJA ALTER A YOUNG MAN’S LIFE PATH
BISBEE BLACK & BLUE: AN UNEXPECTED MIRACLE
DON BLACKMAN AND HIS FABULOUS FISH MACHINE
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Yahoo Baja Wahoo…Finally
Baja Bytes – October 4, 2022 Baja California Sport Fishing Today was a good day in Los Barriles during our 14th annual #Casting4Souls event with Van Wormer Resorts, Angler Chronicles, AFTCO and others!Such an honor to volunteer at this fantastic event. 14 years and still going strong. Big thanks to all involved, especially to theContinue reading “Yahoo Baja Wahoo…Finally”
“COPA BAJA CALIFORNIA SPORTFISHING” Results
There was encouraging news that the yellowfin tuna were biting better the last few days – drift-fishing with strips of squid on the Iman Bank was the most successful. We also saw tuna ranging from 10 to 90-pounds, with an average of 20 to 50-pounds. A couple of charters caught up to 5 fish each, though overall numbers were not high; you had to be patient and be at the right spot when the bite was on. Again, the best action was found early in the morning.
Cabo Billfish & Dorado On-Fire
Anglers saw great action for dorado. Limits were common, with many releases scattered throughout the region. However, small to medium-sized fish were being found closer to shore, and some larger specimens were on the offshore grounds where there were marlin and sailfish. These fish were readily caught with lures and various bait.
Bait supplies consisted of ballyhoo, mullet, slabs of squid, and the sardina also rebounded recently, schooling close to shore near the marina jetties.
Good Fishing…Eric Brictson, Gordo Banks Pangas
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