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On what it means to be from a fishing family:
You grow up in the fishing community and you’re destined. If you didn’t go to school, you ended up on a boat or in the industry in some form.
On how fishing has changed in his lifetime:
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We need to support our local fishermen. There are not many commercial fishermen left in California. . Electronics have taken away our tradition, our heritage and our sea time. You don’t need crusty old fishermen. You need somebody that knows how to run the electronics and computer systems and things like that. Industrialized fishing has changed as well. Artisanal fishing, small boat operation, family-owned and operated boats those have been pushed out. We’re trying to hold on to the few that are remaining in California, Oregon and Washington because it’s important. And they bring in the best fish. They go out for shorter trips, they bring in the best fish. My tagline is, good seafood’s not cheap and cheap seafood’s not goo
San Diego s Tommy The Fishmonger lands his own TV series
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There have always been many great reasons to visit Bay Park fish market Catalina Offshore Products, most of them having to do with seafood you take to prepare at home. But if you’ve stopped by in the past couple months, at the right time of day, you may have discovered yet another one: expertly prepared sushi to take home and eat.
Place
5202 Lovelock Street, San Diego
From 10 am til 2 pm, Wednesday through Saturday, longtime local sushi chef Joey Maldonado sets up at a sushi counter in the corner of the shop to prepare maki and nigiri out of some of the market’s choicest cuts.