October is shaping up to retain its reputation as one of the best months of the year, despite several hurricanes in September that brought more rain than wind. … Read more »
October 2021 Baja Fishing Report
Posts Categorized: Fishing
Tom Miller – A Columnist for All Times
By Gary Graham Born April 4, 1928, Tom Miller and his brother Chuck were raised on Coronado Island, California, and shared a passion for fishing. Although Tom became a… Read more »
September 2021 Baja Fishing Report
During September, the elephant in the room, as always, is hurricanes or chubascos. Last year was the least active Pacific hurricane season since 2011 – a nice run, and hopefully,… Read more »
August 2021 Baja Fishing Report
Some fun summertime fishing is in store for Baja Anglers literally from the border to the tip. Offshore outside, boats have caught yellow and bluefin tuna scattered about under kelp… Read more »
A Small Boat in a Big Sea
By Gary Graham—That Baja Guy “This was my introduction to small boating in the Sea of Cortez,” Ray Cannon wrote about the adventure of Bob Francis, Roy Francis, Martin Rothschild… Read more »
Flying Sportsmen Lodge – Tribute to Tenacity
By That Baja Guy-Gary Graham Edward Ware Tabor, a successful entrepreneur in his early 30s, sold his businesses which included Tabor Luxury Airlines in the United States in 1951, making… Read more »
July 2021 Baja Fishing Report
From below the Border at the Bull Ring out to the Coronado Islands, fishing continues offering shots at catching some legal-sized barracuda. First, find the bait/birds and you are on… Read more »
June 2021 Baja Fishing Report
The spring season here in Northern Baja has certainly had its share of stormy weather, often with northwest winds from 10 to 20 knots and local gusts to 25 knots… Read more »
May 2021 Baja Fishing Report
After what seems like months of gale wind warnings extending from the border down the West Coast of Baja, reports of waters teeming with baitfish both in and offshore… Read more »
April 2021 Baja Fishing Report
Gail warnings and frigid water temperatures seem to be a familiar litany from the U.S. border down to Bahía Asunción, and this should be remembered as April… Read more »