The Tuna Seiner Mary Antoinette, launched in 1969 by Martinac Shipyard. Skipper John (240) kicked ass with this Seiner . Share your photos at [email protected] on X @sdtunaboats also on Instagram @sandiegotunaboats
We Lost A wonderful Man recently in Chief Bobby Silva. Literally a giant Teddy Bear, Bobby would help anyone no questions asked. I was Lucky enough to receive a bunch of his photos and thought I would share one today. RIP Bobby
The Tuna Seiner Cindy Ann, in the Eastern Pacific. Built by Martinac Shipyard in 1976, still fishing today under its new name The Cayude. Share your photos at [email protected] on X @sdtunaboats also on Instagram @sandiegotunaboats
The Tuna Seiner Evelyn DaRosa, built by Campbells Shipyard in 1974.Share your photos at [email protected] on X @sdtunaboats also on Instagram @sandiegotunaboats
The Tuna Seiner Finisterre, built by Martinac Shipyard in 1972. Share your photos at [email protected] on X @sdtunaboats also on Instagram @sandiegotunaboats
The Tuna Seiner American Queen, built by Campbells Shipyard in 1972. Share your photos at [email protected] on X @sdtunaboats also on Instagram @sandiegotunaboats
This is one of my favorite photos. My Uncle took this of the Seiners , City of San Diego and the Cape Cod in the early 1970’s. Share your photos at [email protected] on X @sdtunaboats also on Instagram @sandiegotunaboats
The Tuna Seiner Jeanette, in a set in The Western Pacific. Share your photos at [email protected] on X @sdtunaboats also on Instagram @sandiegotunaboats
The beautiful Tuna Seiner Elizabeth C.J, built by Campbells Shipyard in 1975. In my opinion the most iconic Seiner in the Fleet . Share your photos at [email protected] or on X @sdtunaboats also on Instagram @sandiegotunaboats