San Diego Tuna Boats

This seiner is actually the old City of San Diego in the Aleutian Islands , Alaska. This seiner became a salmon processor  and was purchased at an auction in San Diego from a gentleman from Kodiak  .  [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats

Mike Collette hanging out in front of the switch board on The City of San Diego. I could only imagine how hot it was down there next to the engine. [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats

Mike Collette sends in these two photos of his time aboard The Azteca 10. This seiner was launched by Campbells shipyard in 1989 under the name Margaret Z. Thank you Mike , share your photos at [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats

The Tuna Boat Shamrock , Happy St Patricks Day.  [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats

Today ,I wanted to wish a great man , John Zolezzi a very Happy 90th Birthday  . May you have many more my friend..   [email protected]

The Tuna Seiner Uncle Louie passing underneath The Coronado Bridge. Built by Campbells Shipyard in 1978. This will always be my favorite seiner . Share your favorite photos at [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats

The Tuna Seiner Frances Ann , built by San Diego Marine in 1971.  [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats

My friend Jim Boyd sends in this arial photo of Campbells Shipyard in 1985. So much has changed in this photo , on the positive note I see the Antonina C docked at 10th Avenue Terminal and that was always a great site, Thanks Jim , send your photos to [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats

A nice photo from above of The Elizabeth C.J , Hull  number 107 built by Campbells Shipyard in 1975, sadly it caught fire and sank in Samoa under the name Jeanette . Share your photos with us at [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats