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<blockquote data-quote="sl1000794" data-source="post: 342223" data-attributes="member: 6974"><p>We did this in Sept. 1991 with 4 of us on a 42' precision trawler with twin turbo diesels and 350 gallons of diesel fishing for albacore tuna in the Pacific out the Golden Gate.&nbsp; We left at 7:30am from Richmond Harbor and ran out/started fishing at 5pm.&nbsp; Didn't catch anything by dark so we shut down and had supper and went to bed and drifted with anchor light on so boats could see us.&nbsp; Got up at daylight, had bfast and started fishing again.&nbsp; Caught 24 albacore and headed back at 2:30.&nbsp; Cleared the Golden Gate Bridge at 10:30 and tied up in Richmond harbor at midnight.&nbsp; We were literally out of fuel when we got to the harbor.&nbsp;&nbsp; Paying for the fuel cost more than buying fresh, live lobster but was lots more fun than going to the fish market!!!&nbsp; When we headed in we were 105 miles west of the Golden Gate Bridge.&nbsp; Furthest out I have ever been in the Pacific.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="sl1000794, post: 342223, member: 6974"] We did this in Sept. 1991 with 4 of us on a 42' precision trawler with twin turbo diesels and 350 gallons of diesel fishing for albacore tuna in the Pacific out the Golden Gate. We left at 7:30am from Richmond Harbor and ran out/started fishing at 5pm. Didn't catch anything by dark so we shut down and had supper and went to bed and drifted with anchor light on so boats could see us. Got up at daylight, had bfast and started fishing again. Caught 24 albacore and headed back at 2:30. Cleared the Golden Gate Bridge at 10:30 and tied up in Richmond harbor at midnight. We were literally out of fuel when we got to the harbor. Paying for the fuel cost more than buying fresh, live lobster but was lots more fun than going to the fish market!!! When we headed in we were 105 miles west of the Golden Gate Bridge. Furthest out I have ever been in the Pacific. [/QUOTE]

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