Names from the Past Early 80's Who do you remember?

[richardblufin]

Capt Drew Henderson Polaris Supreme. Best 5day fishing in my life. Tuna BFT, YFT, Yellowtail.

 

[Bento]

Oscar Olson, he ran the Mariner and later the Windsong. He was a great guy and a lot of fun to fish with.

Oscar was the Greatest! He was "The King of 60 miles and Inside"

 

[Mtnfshr]

Pineapple as in Dave D.?

No, Ray Montara. I believe he was of Filipino ancestry. That guy could sure sling a jig.

 

[Cubeye]

Actually it was from 1955 ...I remember because I just got my DL and was able to drive to 22nd St

Yeah. I fished on the Sharpshooter in the 1950's.

 

[PL_Fisherman]

No, Ray Montara. I believe he was of Filipino ancestry. That guy could sure sling a jig.

Yeah Stinger. He still runs the Premiere on Saturday and Sunday’s I believe.

 

[Mtnfshr]

Yeah Stinger. He still runs the Premiere on Saturday and Sunday’s I believe.

Maybe so. Ask him his name or post a pic.

 

[PL_Fisherman]

Maybe so. Ask him his name or post a pic.

Well it is Ray Montero lol. 100%

 

[ZZZZZ]

I've known Jeff since the days he Worked on the City of Redondo in the late 70's/ early 80's. He is one hell of a fisherman and a Great Guy.

Rug for bug at the 70 house party's. I was told

(lobster)

 

[pukahd]

Shogun overnite from LA Harbor $45
Norm, Ted, Johnny, Jayson, Mason, Monte....this was from a 5 dayer from San Pedro....82' or so...$595

 

[Croaker.Stroker]

Who remembers the name of the old man with a bad leg who worked the Lbbc barge before Nacho ?

 

[pukahd]

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[Luke]

That's before the 80's, He owned 22nd street Landing in the in the 70's. Paulas and Neil were (owner/Operators) running the Sharpshooter in San Pedro and Redondo in the 80's.

In the 1960s it was called Skippers Twenty Second Street Landing because 3 skippers own it. Frank Hall was one of them. Before that it was call Joe Martin’s Twenty Second Street Landing back in the 1950s.

Sucks to be old enough to remember this stuff!

 

[kevina]

In the 1960s it was called Skippers Twenty Second Street Landing because 3 skippers own it. Frank Hall was one of them. Before that it was call Joe Martin’s Twenty Second Street Landing back in the 1950s.

Sucks to be old enough to remember this stuff!

I'm not to far behind you,,

 

[ZZZZZ]

Fisherman's headquarters Encinitas, 80s. Parent ride. Fishing crawlers on 2# in golf courses. Only tackle shop in the area and the owner was nice with me and showed me scared squid 6x Jr first time in. Seems that bobs bait and tackle opened up down the road. Which split the pizza into 2. And both went out of business.

I'm not sure who the owner was but that's where I got all my 1st gear. Curly hair.

 

[Oldtimer2]

Polly's restaurant on the Redondo pier. Great Burgers, great breakfasts. Back when the sportboats loaded and unloaded on the pier.

Pat Conklin captain of the Reel Special out of Redondo. (And earlier than that, he was a deckhand on the Pursuit also out of Redondo.) I think he may have run the boat that ran back and forth between the pier and the barge, but that was in the early 70s I think.)

[Yeah, when I had money, I fished out of Redondo quite a bit. Problem was, I often didn't have money. ]