San Diego Tuna Boats

Heres a old school seiner , Connie Jean built way back in 1966 by Martinac Shipyard. Who would have known this seiner would have been one of the last in San Diego .. [email protected]

Bold Producer finishing up a set and getting ready for the next one.. [email protected]

Seiner Jeannine slowly cruising in the Pacific. Owned by the Zolezzi Family , Built by Martinac in 1974. This seiner is actually still called the Jeannine but is now under new ownership. [email protected]

Launch day for the wonderful Antonina C, built by San Diego Marine in 1970 for the Castagnola Family. Great seiner Great Family, share your photos with us at [email protected] …

Wonderful picture of the Cayude in a set, in San Diego this seiner was the Cindy Ann and was built in 1976 by Martinac . Photo compliments of Steve Lopresti . Share your photos at [email protected]

The Tuna Fleet  definitely changed forever with the addition of helicopters. This beautiful shot of the Caribe, share your memories at [email protected]

Seiner United States , part of the Westgate fleet built in 1957.  This seiner was probably the first seiner I can remember my Father fishing on in the early 70s ,later changed its name to the Sea Boy . Share your memories with us at [email protected]

John Paiva finishing up working the speedboat on a set. Then its time to repair the engine , work never ends out at Sea. [email protected]

Great shot of my favorite seiner the  Uncle Louie in a race for a set . I know the picture was taken from the Legacy and I believe thats the Lady Marion on the port side of Uncle Louie. Picture taken by John Gibson in the mid 80s in Western Pacific. Share your pictures with us at [email protected]

Carol Linda tied up at the Embarcadero in San Diego Bay. Looks like the Nautilus tied up in the stern. Good times in San Diego. [email protected]