Anyone ever wonder where the fleet went after San Diego , this is a picture of Samoa most likely in the late 80s. Unfortunalty Samoa has slowly went away also and now just a handful of American tuna boats remain . Please share your photos with us at [email protected]
Happy 4th of July…
Friesland..
Seiner Friesland in Port Nelson, New Zealand in 2016. Huge Thank You to one my my greatest followers and contributors Michael Burt for this great photo. Cheers Michael , send your memories of the fleet to [email protected]
Seiners..
Well when the fleet left San Diego they scattered . But most of them originally ended up in Mexico and Venezuela , sad days. Send your photos to [email protected]
The unknown seiner…
Unknown seiner doing some net work. I do know it looks like good times. And a great day, anyone have a clue what seiner please share. [email protected]
Antonina C.
Lets keep the art work going, Just a fabulous painting of the AC. honestly the best looking best maintained rig in the fleet . I was sent this by a anonymous follower I was told the artist was Anthony Tarantino ? So i will go with that awesome job. Send in your memories of the fleet to [email protected]
J M Martinac…
Great painting of the J M Martinac. Thank you to the Di Bona Family for sharing. Send in your pictures to [email protected]
Historic…
Ok, this is a classic photo. Except i know nothing about this beautiful rig , anyone got a little help ? Before my time. [email protected]
Gina Anne..
A couple more Gina Anne shots sent in from our great friend Sal Camarda . Classic black boom of the rig in bottom picture. Please share your pictures with us . [email protected]
Legacy..
Seiner Legacy pulling into Samoa in 1997. Built by Martinac in March 1982 , Legacy has a new name now, the Cape May . Share your pictures with us at [email protected]