The Tuna Seiner Friesland , recently pulled into the Shipyard in Lyttelton , New Zealand for repairs . Thank you Chris . Share your photos at [email protected] or on Twitter@sdtunaboats
Bold Producer….
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B Street Pier …
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Pacific Princess….
The Tuna Seiner Pacific Princess , letting go . A different view this one from the skiff’s perspective . Share your pictures at [email protected] or on Twitter@sdtunaboats
Sea Quest …..
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Constitution….
The Tuna Seiner Constitution, built by Campbells Shipyard in 1978. This is a very special photo to me , my father took this and gave it to me when I was a young boy. The Skipper at the time was Joe Daluz , one of the best human being’s I know. Share your photos at [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats
Manuel Silvera Madruga ….
Tom Madruga shares some of his photos of his Grandfathers boats. The Olympia , Liberty, and The Favorite. Thank you Tom.
Cheryl Marie…..
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Conquest….
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Favorite….
These photos were donated by Tom Madruga, of his Grandfathers boat, The Favorite, around 1955 . His Grandfather was born in Pico, moved to Gloucester , Mass and later moved to San Diego , like so many others that started the Tuna Industry. Thank You Tom. Anyone who has photos to share can at, [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats