San Diego Tuna Boats

This is a different photo but it tells a lot. This was The Elizabeth C.J leaving San Diego for Panama to pick up its net and head out on its first trip. This Seiner was eventually known as The Maria C.J , this photo is compliments of the late Keenie Batista . Share your photos at [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats

This is a nice photo of The Top Wave docked at Campbells Shipyard getting some work done. Built in 1973 , it was always a top producing seiner in the fleet . Share your photos at [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats

One of my favorite Tuna Seiners ,The Claire P. I remember my cousin fishing on this boat and I guess I never forgot it. Built by Martinac it was always a producing Seiner. Share your photos at [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats

This is a great photo of The Seiner Danica working a spot of tuna. Looks like everyone is doing their job, the chopper , the speedboat, and the  skiff all working together to get it done . Share your photos at [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats

The Tuna Seiner Margarete Z , built by Campbells in 1989 . A new look and one of the last Seiners built in San Diego . Share your photos at [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats

The Tuna Seiner Jeannine docked at G Street Pier , and looks to be ready to head out soon on another trip. Share your memories at [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats

A nice photo of the Bold Fleet in a set, launched the Olivia in 1974 by Campbells Shipyard . Share your photos at [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats

A beautiful picture of The Sea Hawk passing fuel  in Western Pacific in the mid 1980’s. Share your photos at [email protected] and on Twitter @sdtunaboats

The Tuna Seiner Frontier pulling away from New Zealand headed out to Sea . Share your photos at [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats

 A photo from way back in the late 1960’s . A couple of Seiners docked at The Embarcadero with Anthony’s Fish Grotto and a undeveloped Downtown.  Share your photos at [email protected] or on Twitter @sdtunaboats