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Man look at the size of some of those albacore

Corporate Simp..

The young freshman looks like bruce lee

I grew up on the island from1959 to 1971. While poking around in the area of the Japanese community I found the home plate of baseball field still embedded in the dirt where it had been since the school was torn down. I dug it up and took it to Reservation Point and installed it into the grass where the kids of the prison employees played ball. I didn't understand the significance at that time. I wonder if it is still there. I should be in a museum.

Ah, yes. The San Diego of Mr. Ron Burgundy.

Back when TV was entertaining

I loved fishing tuna. As a 5th gen tuna fisherman I was blessed to work the ocean. I hope and pray for all the fishermen and women to be safe and make it home each trip, and I pray for the family's and the ones that do not. Thank you for feeding the world❤💯

N. Clairmont until 1970, then out to San Carlos. This brings back pleasant memories. Thanks.

I love San Diego, this route would have been the LAST thoroughfare I would have filmed there, however.

wow

My Grandpa built it at Campbell Industries/ Curley Caylor

And the quality is consistent

I knew both your uncles, Freddy & Bobby in the early 70's. I fished lobster around your grandfather George at San Clemente Island. All good men.

No wonder tuna fishing has collapsed

I made my first trip on Clipper in 1957. Coming home with a full load we got nailed by cat. 3 Hurricane 4 days south of San Diego. Quite a adventure for kid right out high school. You might think that would be my first and last trip fishing, nope, I retired when i was in my mid fifties.

I was born in December 1949. I went to High School at San Pedro High. I drove a 1956 Chevy Bel-Air and a 1950 Lincoln to school at 16 in 1966. Beautiful town and good memories except trouble with gangs. At 17, I moved to Gardena. Pretty girls.

Funny story. I worked on the Eileen M for a little over 2 years. In around mid 1973 Were tied up at right angle to the Star of India. The Eileen M assistant Engineer, Henry, looked just like Charles Bronson. The skiff was in the water and Henry was working on it. Some tourists were walking by, another crew member and myself said "hey look, its Charles Bronson, the tourists started waving at Henry taking pictures and saying hey Mr Bronsen, hi Mr Bronsen. We thought it to be very funny.

These were good paying blue collar jobs. Back in 1993, I was 19 years old, making $16.00 hr. On some days, we would unload frozen tuna from containers, pushing racks with skipjack tuna into the pressure tubes. After a few weeks, I got moved up working the weight scale while the ships were being unloaded into metal bins, then driven to the scale to get weighted out. The owner of the vessel or someone from their crew would sit and write notes on how much was unloaded and total weight. Samples would be taken to the lab. We would compare notes. Then the check $$ was given to the owner, and off they go again.. some vessels were local. But some would leave and wouldn't come back for months at a time. It was an honor and pleasure to work among multiple working class Japanese, Mexican, Afro-American, Italian, Portuguese people 💪🏼 PAN PACIFIC FISH CANNERY

That just made my cup of coffee so much better. I miss it so much. Small local boats, Big boats, all of it. It is in the blood. Thank you for sharing this great vid.

Poor shark what did he do.

I remember the queen mary. Thanks for sharing these. Good memories Ron

Those were the good old days. Started commercial tuna Boat fishing in the 60's. Thanks for posting this, good memories

Love this! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing this Well done.

Brings back good memories of fishing at that time. Good life. Miss those great Days. Ron

Isnt this from San Diego City Clerk?

I remember working the old airport just one terminal and no jet bridges and a hell of a lot less people miss those days

Oh how I miss it.

America singing one of the prettiest songs ever written......while driving through "America's Finest City"......in the greatest era, EVER !!!

My Great Grandmother was apart of San Diego’s Cannery Maria Soriano Esquivel died from Cancer in 1957💔 Our family has called National City home since 1919❤ A proud Native San Diegan🎉

Best thing in world is raw tuna right kff the fish as soon as it comes out if the water. On my bkat when i take my family offshore fishing we will eat a 15lb tuna raw between the 9 of us mom will prep jt as a snack and lunch while we fish. Gotta love it

Best job in world get paid to go deep sea fishing all day flr giant tuna and the bi catch you get tk keep for yourself

Second episode starts at 26:22.

We see from this how far back Marxists were hampering American production while fueling foreign competition.

Dam I miss San Diego

1973, verified by 73 Buick Regal, red, pulling on to Harbor from Laurel going west at 3:24. There were a lot of really cool cars shown, including a broken down Jaguar (surprise!) XK140. San Diego was SO much better then.

I actually have a copy of this video (very poor quality off a VHS) but in Spanish

Let me see what bad things the white man did to another group of people of color this time. Who's next China, and all the Chinese towels in America? Who knows, you never can predict what the devil's gonna do Next.

This was also the headquarters of 9 Lives Cat Food up to 1984. Awesome video!

you do not have any rights to this government funded project!

HOME SWEET HOME! THANK YOU! Before Seaport Village. Before the Convention Center. Airport entrance and overpass at Harbor Island still there. MCRD & NTC still there. The only thing newer is they may have begun work on the current bridge between Spanish Landing and Loma Portal at the "training mock ship"

My Grandfather (Genero Rodriguez) Wedo was the cook on the Bernadette during the filming of the movie.

Rosie was real cool ..

Drove Harbor Drive many times after 1980, so could recognize the sparse buildings alongside it at that time. When you show it traveling south after the Coronado Bridge, I started mentally preparing for the sets of rr tracks, and potholes. They're still there in 2022 lol!

ESTE ES EL CARBBEAN TRABAJE EN ESE BARCO MANEJANDO ESA LANCHA GRANDE CON MOTOR V 8 ANTES DE LLEGAR A LA PANGA SE LARGABA CON EL BARCO ANDANDO DESPUES REMOLCABA LA PROA NO HAVIA TROSTER EN PROA NOGGY DE PUNTA ARENAS DEK BOSS CAP FRANK GARGAS

Love this life

Great video ms always

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Where can I get one ?

Is this based off Dumas Kit or is this completely scratched?