San Diego Tuna Boats

Mr & Mrs Ray Medeiros aboard their boat the Deolinda in New Zealand. Share your photos with us at [email protected]

Great shot of Father and son , Pete Camarda Sr and Jr aboard the Frances Ann March 1976 , Below is Pete Jr aboard the Mary Antoinette around 1980. Thats what the tuna industry was all about Fathers passing it on to their sons. Send in your pictures to share with us at [email protected]

Huge , Thank you to Pete Camarda for sending in these shots of the Frances Ann working . Top shot is Pete and Tony Camarda along with Lou Guidi. Thank you again for sharing your pictures and memories. Please send your pictures to [email protected]

Love this shot, it could have seen it almost anyway in the 70s and 80s in San Diego Bay. Unfortunately its gone , gone forever. Send in your pictures to [email protected]

Our good friend Derek sent us in some Deolinda  crew shots from back in the day in Samoa. Looks like there sacking up in one shot and hooking up to a log in the second shot . More to come. Send in your shots to [email protected]

Couple more crew shots of the Gina Anne, looks like a beautiful day in the Pacific. Thanks again to Sal Camarda for sending in his pictures. Send your pictures to [email protected]

Gina Karen pulling away from the dock , getting ready to make the turn heading out of the Bay . Family getting their last looks . Please share your photos with us at [email protected]

Tuna Seiner Lucky Strike , docked in San Diego Bay . Built by Campbells industry in San Diego in July 1973. Please send in your pictures to [email protected]

Crew aboard the Jeannine putting the finishing touches on a set. Im  told that is Tony (truck) Taranto in the skiff.  Im guessing this was around late 70s. Send in your pictures to [email protected]

Chief Abe Romero hanging out in front of the Caribe Star in Puerto Rico . Originally this seiner was the Frontier built by Martinac. Please share your photos with us at [email protected]