Author: sdtunaboats

Campbells seiner Ocean Pearl , built in 1981. Had its own little unique stripe making it easy to recognize . Please share your pictures with us @ [email protected]

Heres a seiner I truly admit I dont know a whole lot about Louise V, I’m not sure it ever fished on the Eastern Pacific I believe this seiner was only in Western Pacific. Truly the only picture I have of this seiner. Maybe someone out there can send in a few? [email protected]

Here’s our latest update from Nelson New Zealand on the Captain Vincent Gann . Still looks to be weeks of work to go before she’s ready to hit the Sea. Huge Thank you as always to Michael Burt for his great photos . This photo was taken on 2-24-19 . [email protected]

Great shot of the old Campbells shipyard in San Diego. Can’t tell what rig that is on dry dock but for some reason I want to say it looks like one of the Zapata rigs. Campbells is now gone and in place is a Hilton hotel. Really miss the good old days. Please share your pictures with us at [email protected]

Gina Anne what a seiner. First of all the fastest rig in the fleet. And second all you needed was one look and you knew what boat this was, not many seiners you could tell from afar like this one if any. Check out the bow you could of had a football game in that thing. Share your memories with us at [email protected]

Nice shot of the Maria C.J I’m guessing because theres no name on the seiner. send in your favorite shots. [email protected]

Zapata Discoverer bring built at Campbells shipyard in San Diego in 1976. Great seiner please share your pictures with us help us preserve this great Industry . [email protected]

Marietta owned by Zolezzi family, what can you say about this rig except it was a money maker. Seem to always be in port with a full load. Built by Martinac in 1968..  [email protected]

Seiner Legacy pulling into dock in Samoa looks to be 1997. Beautiful seiner owned by Manuel Silva built by Martinac in 1982. Share your pictures at [email protected]

Wonderful shot of the Early Royal Pacific. This wonderful photo shared by Jack Cain family  of T.F Ultsch know as TED.  Thank You again to Jack and everyone who shares photos so we can keep our fleet alive.  Send your photos to [email protected]