By “That Baja Guy” Gary Graham Continued from last month… After about 10 to 12 miles of dirt road, the sandy beach ended and turned into the… Read more »
Tom Miller’s White Seabass Secret Spot
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October 2021 Baja Fishing Report
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
February 2021 Baja Fishing Report
Over the past decades of writing Baja sportfishing reports, I don’t think one of my reports began with bluefin tuna catches and ended with them as well. In… Read more »
December 2020 Baja Fishing Report
While Southern California anglers content themselves with deep-drop swordfish, added to the always popular winter bottom-fishing scene, one of the most remarkable bluefin tuna years on record below and… Read more »
November 2020 Baja Fishing Report
Baja California, Mexico With Halloween in the rearview mirror, the monsters that made their appearance at the end of October seem to have disappeared as the warm water… Read more »