Alaska Sockeye Salmon
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Alaska Sockeye Salmon
4.7/5 Stars

Based on 3,699 reviews
Why We Love Wild Sockeye Salmon:
We love Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon for its fine flavor and brilliant red color. It is what farmed salmon wishes it could be. Because the boneless, skin-on fillets cook quickly, they produce tasty, crispy skin. In addition, sockeye can be prepared many ways due to its versitility.
The pristine waters of Bristol Bay host the largest wild Salmon run in the world. Not only that, the fishery teems with history and supports many livelihoods throughout the region. In conclusion, we know that Sockeye Salmon will quickly become a pantry staple in your family!
One 12oz pack (2 x 6oz servings, flash-frozen)
- Flash frozen at the peak of freshness
- Never Farmed
- 100% USA caught and processed
Broil the fillets, skin side up, to medium-rare and serve with rice and leafy greens. On the other hand, simple pan sauces add many variations. Also be sure to try our recipes for Cured Salmon Gravlax and Wild Salmon Poke.
Small boats use shallow nets to harvest our Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon responsibly in Bristol Bay, AK. With healthy populations, Alaska Sockeye is certified as sustainable and recommended by Seafood Watch. In addition, the Bristol Bay Sockeye Salmon run is the largest wild salmon run in the world.
DELIVERY DETAILS
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100% Risk Free Guarantee
We care about the fish you eat and work closely with our supply partners to provide you with the very best. If you are not 100% satisfied, we will replace or refund any item within 30 days.

This is my 3rd order and I will continue ordering. The fish is super delicious. My favorite so far Black Cod, but all are good, fresh and tasty. Shipping was fast, all items arrived frozen with plenty of ice. Customer service is excellent! Thank you for providing such fresh fish to us!
Helena Guerrero