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Gary Graham
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Writer, That Baja Guy
Baja California, California
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Biography
Gary Graham turned his passion for all things fishing into a profession. Whether its boats, destination travel, adventure experiences, vehicles, tackle, methods or just the spinning of a good outdoors tale, Graham has evolved into the go-to guy. Award-winning photojournalist and speaker, Gary Graham has published 1,600-plus weekly editions of his Baja California fly and conventional fishing reports, two DIY books on saltwater fly-fishing and feature articles in: BDoutdoors.com Big Game Fishing Journal Bluewater and Sportfishing Destino Fly Fishing in Saltwater Gringo Gazette Marlin Magazine Pacific Coast Sportfishing Saltwater Fly Fishing Saltwater Sportsman Southwest Flyfishing Sportfishing The Drake Western Outdoor News His leadership activities in the sportfishing community in Southern California include the Avalon Tuna Club; San Diego Marlin Club, lifetime member; International Game Fish Association (IGFA) Baja California Representative; Federation of Fly Fishers (FFF) Certified Fly Casting Instructor; Outdoor Writers Association of California, former president, Board of Directors; National Coalition of Marine Conservation, Pacific Region, Executive Director; Baja on the Fly, Baja Guide Service, owner. Gary’s saltwater fly-fishing expertise ranges from beach fishing for a multitude of species to offshore mastery of marlin fly-fishing techniques; he holds 100-ton captain's papers and boasts a long string of conventional tackle tournament wins and saltwater records, which include the use of ultra-light tackle going back to the days of operating his own Southern California boat, Water Closet. Gary's feature writing today speaks with the irrefutable voice of his great breadth of knowledge gained from decades of travel throughout Baja California, mainland Mexico and portions of Central America beginning in the 1950s. His library of award-winning photography is extensive with an eye for detail and from a unique perspective. Gary’s lifetime of dedicated engagement with sportfishing – covering fly, conventional, and ultralite tackle – from the beach to the offshore banks, from the basics to tournament fishing, combined with his feature writing, his adventure, his ability to turn a phrase plus his outstanding photography, provides any sportfishing/outdoor adventure editor with exactly what is needed to meet readers’ interests.
Baja Sportfishing and Travel
Boating
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Pacific Northwest - The "Cacahuate" Aerohead 2586 (30ft LOA), EXTREME COMFORT/BADASS FISH KILLING MACHINE
By Gary Graham| BD Outdoors Verified KickAss Fish Kill'n & Harvest Machine With Comforts for Family or Crew. READY TO FISH NOW!! BossLevel Durable, DadLevel Safe Over'Nights out on BigBlue (Sleeps 4-6)1 Owner, 1 of 8 Built. She is in Terrific Shape & Ready To Sell @ $130KBeautiful 25' (30ft LOA) all aluminum fishing/camping/adventure & incredibly safe Alaska Bulkhead Vessel.
By Gary Graham| BD Outdoors Verified BD Outdoors began as a forum-based fishing community to connect saltwater anglers and provide a home to share the latest fishing reports and news. Today, BD has grown into the leading digital media platform for all things saltwater fishing, bringing our large and passionate community the best and most authentic fishing information in the form of fishing reports, fishing gear reviews, fishing recipes, saltwater fishing articles, tackle tips and more from coast to coast.
By Gary Graham| BD Outdoors Verified Newbie question here. I've noticed there are significantly lower limits on dorodo in the Pacific than in the Atlantic. Dorado are almost the sunfish of the offshore species for boats leaving Texas ports. It looks like there is a limit of 6 for the San Diego Sportfleet. Are they much less prevalent in the Pacific? Perhaps they compete for food with Yellowtail that are more robust? I'd love to hear the thoughts of experienced anglers on this one.
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That Baja Guy
Baja California, California, United States