San Diego Tuna Boats

South Coast, i know nothing about this boat, except a visitor requested a photo so we found one,that’s whats cool about doing this web-site… Thank you Tom Walsh my assistant for coming up with this photo.. sdtunaboats@cox.net

Proud Heritage, my favorite boat in the fleet. Its where it all started for me. Dad spent many years here. Working on the net at what appears to be G street. One of our many followers is looking for a photo of the South Coast back in the late 60’s if anybody could find one I’m sure he would appreciate… sdtunaboats@cox.net

Nice shot of the Atlantis at 10th ave terminal. Special thanks to Greg Scafidi who sent this to me.I need more pictures, I know you have them out there . Lets keep the Tuna Industry alive..  sdtunaboats@cox.net

Unknown fishermen working on the net at the embarcadero. Not sure what boat there on but the Lucky Strike is in back ground.. Sdtunaboats@cox.net

Mary Antoinette, working on the net at the Embarcadero.Yeah i know the good old days! sdtunaboats@cox.net

Unknown Westgate tuna seiner headed out of the bay. Looks to be a nice sunny weekend in San Diego with the Sailboats out. Its probably what i miss the most , just being down shelter island and  watching a boat come in or out..  sdtunaboats@cox.net

All the tuna boats lined up on 10th Avenue. Must be Christmas time. Just wonderful memories of Dad… sdtunaboats@cox.net

Pisces leaving the Embarcadero picking up the skiff , and heading out to sea. sdtunaboats@cox.net

The San Diego Waterfront, in the late 70’s . Eastern Pacific at the Embarcadero . Look at all those mast at B street and Broadway Pier. The first boat is the Willa G.. Great days.sdtunaboats@cox.net

Nice shot of the Bold Adventuress and South Seas at 10th Avenue, looks to be back in the late 80s . Still looks like Campbell’s shipyard is working in background. sdtunaboats@cox.net