Sea Queen… – San Diego Tuna Boats

Sea Queen tied up in San Diego. I don’t know much about this rig, can someone help? sdtunaboats@cox.net

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Thats the Mariner built at Martinacs in 1973. Became the Sea Queen then the Marinero 1 and F. Then the Woonaan and now is the Bernardino.

i think anthony "sibby" sabella ran this boat.

1st time I ever heard this name too.

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