1989 marked a full decade of Trident successfully operating in the Bay.
As Trident continued to build a credible foundation; the cash slowly started to disappear from the pilothouses and galleys of Trident processors and tenders. Fishermen came to recognize that a Tridents check was, and still is a check that will clear the bank.
Join John Van Am for Chapter 13 to gain some understanding into the unforgettable cash stories that helped shape the industry.
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