Monthly Archives: August 2019

Photo Credit: Billy K Fishing

Most people only know tuna from their favorite fancy restaurant or from their daily canned tuna sandwiches. Even most San Diegans who practically have the species swimming in their backyard aren't likely to know much about tuna fishing. But tuna fishing is nothing new to the San Diego area. In fact, in the 1950s, tuna fishing was the third-largest industry. Though the tuna industry has long since moved to other parts of the world, fishing for tuna continues to be a sport enjoyed by both locals and people traveling to the California coast. One popular species sought after in the summer months, and recently growing in numbers, is the bluefin tuna.

Facts About the Bluefin Tuna

Worldwide, there are more than a dozen species of tuna such as ahi, yellowfin, and albacore. One species that can be found in San Diego's Pacific waters include the Pacific bluefin. They are a highly migratory species so are generally only seen here in the summer months between late June

One of the reasons people head to the great outdoors is to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. They want to feel connected to nature and explore something beyond the confines of their weekly 9-5. We can also say the same about music. Though we may not physically remove ourselves from our day-to-day normal when we listen to it, it gives us an opportunity to escape when we focus on the beat and the words. This is what makes music festivals so alluring. Combining the beauty of the outdoors with your favorite music can be an amazing experience. But even though we crave the escape from the weekly grind, being completely disconnected can lead to the anxiousness you're trying to eliminate. That's why having a satellite phone available during these types of events is a good idea.

Why do you need a satellite phone at an outdoor music festival?

1. Your cell phone likely won't work properly.
2. Having a satellite phone at the festival will give you peace of mind so you can focus on being