Gary Graham – That Baja Guy
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
Recent assignments
The Glory Years Story Link
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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