Joe Mendoza's 2010 Fishing Schedule

Updated 2-10-2010





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Fishing Boats
El Capitan out of Point Loma Sportfishing 619 223-1627




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September




Photos


September 25, 2009




Captain Julie

Captain Julie

Kelp Patty

Kelp Patty

Kelp Patty

Kelp Patty

September 7, 2009




Captain Alan Fay and Captain Julie

Captain Alan Fay and Captain Julie

El Capitan

Catch on the El Capitan

Joe & Yellowfin

Joe & Yellowfin

Rene Cutler

Rene Cutler

Indian

Indian



Last Tuna Trip September 2008




Yellowfin on the El Capitan

Yellowfin on the El Capitan

Another great trip on the El Capitan





Labor Day Weekend 2008




David and Joe with early morning yellowfin

Tim, David and Joe with morning bite

Joe with large yellowfin caught at end of day






Al with his Jackpot Yellowfin 45 lbs.

Steve, Joe, David and Tim with early morning catch

The kill box was full with the afternoon bite




July 25, 2008




Chef Nick and Joe with his big Yellowtail

Jerry holding largest Yellowtail caught, Chef Nick

Catch on the El Cap




July 18, 2008




Joe and David

David

Joe




July 3, 2008




Gary and Albie

David and Albie


Found Lost Camera, Shots on the El Capitan, what year?





September, 2007





David, Joe & Al

Sunrise

Joe & Bluefin

Joe & Bluefin

Perfect Albacore Conditions

Gary & Albacore


August, 2007





Going Fishing!

Sunrise

El Capitan

Julie, Second in Command

Fishing the El Capitan

Rest of Crew Hard at Work





Cleaning up albacore

Filling Jars

Canning Tuna

All American Aluminum Pressure Canners

Brief Canning Tuna Directions
Wash mason jars in hot soapy water by hand or dishwasher. Use only 1/2 pints or pints. Do Not Use Quarts. Wash rings and lids. Put lids in saucepan of water and heat when ready to cap jars, do not boil. Clean and fillet albacore, cut into chunks small enough to fit into jars. Add 1/4 tea. kosher salt (1/8 tea. for 1/2 pints) to each jar. Add chunks of fish. With wet paper towel, wipe top of jar rims. Place warmed flat lid and screw ring on jar, tighten firmly, but don't over do it. Follow directions for your canner, dial-type or weighted-gauge. Place canner on stove, add appropriate amount of water and jars. Follow recommended processing times and pressure for your location and canner, link below. Count time once the canner reaches required pressure, write down what time it is and what time to turn off heat. Keep an eye on your canner. When done, allow to cool to 0 pressure and carefully remove hot jars. Allow jars to cool, tap each one to confirm lid is sealed, if not, place in refrigerator and eat soon.
Fresh Tuna Sandwiches with Avocado!

Canning Tuna Link

Freshly Canned Tuna



July 2007



"Smoking" Albacore on the Webber

Smoked Teriyaki Albacore

Dinner!



June 23 & 24, 2007



Joe & Al

Bluefin on Ice

Joe & Al





Cleaning Fish

Bluefin Albacore Bluefin

Cleaning Fish





Joe & Gary, Bluefin on the El Cap

Jerry & Gary, Bluefin on the El Cap

Bluefin on the El Capitan





Catch on the El Capitan

Catch on the El Capitan



June 9, 2007



Coronado Islands from the Pacific Dawn

Al on the Pacific Dawn

Coronado Islands from the Pacific Dawn





Catch on the Pacific Dawn

Catch on Pacific Dawn

22lb Yellowtail





Yellowtail and Baracuda

Yellowtail, Baracuda and Sculpin

Sculpin







2006

Bluefin and Albie

43 lbs Albie

Yellowtail





Yellowtail Collar

Yellowtail Collar

Grilled Yellowtail Collar



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