Due to very painful circumstances that have been raising recently, I must inform our loyal readers that as of this date, Mr. Juan Mora Cerdas who unfortunately disappointed our trust and who served as a collaborator on this site, from this moment does not maintain and will not maintain , any kind of relationship, or act on our behalf and is not representative of tunaseiners.com, it should be clear that if he has set some figure around tunaseiners.com, he made it personally on his own and not with our approval. Read the rest of this entry »

We have a company registered and legally established in Angola, but we have no boats for fishing. We are looking for owners who are interested in fishing for tuna.

Requirements:

-Partnership with Angolan Enterprise (our company) Read the rest of this entry »

Mr.Frank Otchere-Paintsi wrote us:

I have obtaıned a fıshıng permıt ın Ghana and seekıng for fıshıng tuna seıners who are ınterested. All condıtıons are negotıable.

Please contact dırect. Permıt was ıssued by Government of Ghana only one month ago. Read the rest of this entry »

About one month ago I received through the contact form a small note from Gene Burdyshaw, where he mentioned that he had transferred part of their videos from the 8 mm  format  to DVD and wanted to share with us (read Tunaseiners.com) these scenes. A difficult proposition to reject, so I wrote him and asked hime to send me the DVD, which very kindly did a few days ago.

Read the rest of this entry »

We want to thank John Castagnola for sharing with us this wonderfull video, a tribute from a son to his fisherman father.

The movie: My Father the Fisherman by John Mangiapane Jr you can see here in its original page following this link: http://www.imdb.com/video/wab/vi1209467673/

By Carlos Sanchez

An open letter to Congressman Faleomavaega and the people of American Samoa:

Before the announcement by COS of their departure from the territory, I sent numerous letters to the editor about the impact of the minimum wage increases including the possible closure of the canneries. Furthermore, about a year and a half ago, in a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, I made comments in detail of how the canneries left California when the minimum wages reached $5.25 and how the same happened in Puerto Rico when their wages also reached $5.25. Now with the new world economy, the wage proximity to the $5.00 level did it here for American Samoa.
Read the rest of this entry »