Author: Jimmy

Stacie Antonette, a nice shot of a nice looking seiner. Stacie docked at B street in San Diego Bay. I would bet a few tourist would love to see that today . Who wouldn’t? [email protected]

Old time seiner looks to be taking net off boat at Embarcadero to start working on net. Old Saratoga in back ground . [email protected]

I actually cut this picture out of a magazine when i was about 10, like i said you never know when hobby’s begin. King Oscar in a set great boat that caught lots of fish… [email protected]

Nice black and white of the Embarcadro. Just take a look at that net and skiff, ring stripper boy how things have changed . how did they catch fish back then . [email protected]

What a shot of the Bold Adventuress,. Thanks to Steve for photo. [email protected]

This one is kind of different. It shows Campbell’s shipyard in some of its busy days. Top Wave with basically its hull being tugged out. And Conquest tied up. [email protected]

Personally i couldn’t talk about the tuna industry without putting in a photo of the Mermaid. Owner Frank Correia. With the Mermaid across the bridge this boat was a classic. Add Tio Leo and the Pisces and you had one hell of a fishing Family. [email protected]

Great shot of the Capt Joe Jorge, Thanks to Tom Walsh for photo.. [email protected]

Captain Joe Scafidi aboard the Finisterre, the man caught some fish . Lots of fish… [email protected]

Two classic Campbell’s Tuna Seiners tied up at ” B” street in San Diego Bay. Nothing there today but a occasional Cruise Ship ,   [email protected]