Don Juan Zee….

The Tuna Seiner Don Juan Zee, launched  by Martinac Shipyard in 1974 under its original name the South Pacific.Share your photos at sdtunaboats@cox.net or on X @sdtunaboats also on Instagram @sandiegotunaboats

Samoa…

When the Fleet left San Diego most of them ended up in Samoa. Here’s a few of the Seiners docked in Samoa in the lats 1980’s . Share your photos at sdtunaboats@cox.net or on X @sdtunaboats also on Instagram @sandiegotunaboats

Zapata Discoverer…

The beautiful Tuna Seiner Zapata Discoverer, in San Diego Bay. Built by Campbells Shipyard in 1976. Share your photos at sdtunaboats@cox.net or on X @sdtunaboats also on Instagram @sandiegotunaboats

Yolanda Z….

The Tuna Seiner Yolanda Z, launched by Tacoma Boat in 1974 under its original name the Gina Anne. Share your photos at sdtunaboats@cox.net or on X @sdtunaboats also on Instagram @sandiegotunaboats

10th Ave Terminal ….

An aerial view of 10th Ave Terminal in the late 1970’s. A couple of Seiners unloading at Van Camps and Campbells Shipyard in background, So much has changed .Share your photos at sdtunaboats@cox.net or on X @sdtunaboats also on Instagram @sandiegotunaboats

Embarcadero , Ocean Pearl ….

The Tuna Seiner Ocean Pearl, docked at The Embarcadero shortly after being launched by Campbell’s Shipyard in 1981. Share your photos at sdtunaboats@cox.net or on X @sdtunaboats also on Instagram @sandiegotunaboats

Laura Ann…

The Tuna Seiner Laura Ann, built by Martinac Shipyard in 1979. Share your photos at sdtunaboats@cox.net or on X @sdtunaboats also on Instagram @sandiegotunaboats

G Street ….

It Looks like a relaxing day, pole in the water near Seaport Village over looking the Tuna Seiners Finisterre , Polaris and the Jeannine docked at G Street Pier. Share your photos at sdtunaboats@cox.net or on X @sdtunaboats also on Instagram @sandiegotunaboats