Capt M.J Souza , Sea Hawk and Pacific Princess , classic shot of three great San Diego seiners. This shot was taken in Samoa after all three had starting fishing in Western Pacific. Beautiful picture sent in by one of our great followers. Send in your pictures to [email protected]
Marne K….
Another one of my Campbells collection. I really can’t say i remember seeing this seiner very much in San Diego, although it is a great looking seiner. Built in 1981 it has changed names a few times. Last name i had on it was the Granada. Please send in your pictures to [email protected] .
Brenda Jolene..
One of my personal pictures. I took this around 1987 while aboard the Venturous . Brenda was a great looking Martinac seiner built in 1980. Please send in your pictures to [email protected]
Madelyn G…
Nice shot of the Madelyn G. There are not many pictures of this seiner. Built by San Diego Marine . Send in your pictures to [email protected]
Sea Gem….
Great Shot of the Sea Gem, picture taken in Western Pacific compliments of John Gibson. Sea Gem had a great bridge with the lucky seven dice on it. Owned by Medeiros Family. Please send in your pictures to [email protected]
Portobello…..
One of my favorites the Portbello. Again from my Campbells collection, and its just ironic that its docked at Campbells in the shot. Portobello was definitely a top seiner in fleet . Im sure it had a few skippers but all i remember is Greg Chase. Send your pictures to [email protected]
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Tunamar…
Tunamar built by Campbells shipyard in 1981, I believe if I’m not mistaking this seiner is know the Tiuna . One of my Campbells pictures collection i received when the shipyard closed. Right place at the right time. Send in your pictures to [email protected]
Pacific Princess….
Pacific Princess Launched at Campbells shipyard December 1978 . She was a beautiful seiner. One of a few still fishing in the Western Pacific . Send in your pictures to [email protected]
South Seas….
Great shot of the South Seas. Actually picked up this picture at Ed Ganns office in San Diego. They were extremely polite and gave me a bunch of photos. Send your pictures to [email protected]