Sashimi Grade Yellowtail (Katsu Hamachi) Crane Bay brand.
Harvested only during cold winter months to ensure higher fat content, superior flavor and firm texture.
-Processed exclusively from LIVE FISH -Bled and processed immediately -Consistent fillet color -Wild caught and farmed in Japan -Diet of custom feed products enhances delicate fish flavor -Transported live from the ocean to nearby processing facility results in fresh taste and firm texture for sashimi grade -Hamachi is not fed for 24 hours prior to processing to ensure superior flavor
Poke began with fishermen seasoning the cut-offs from their catch to serve as a snack. Traditional poke seasonings have been heavily influenced by Japanese and other Asian cuisines. These include soy sauce, green onions, and sesame oil. Others include furikake (mix of dried fish, sesame seeds, and dried seaweed), chopped dried or fresh chili pepper, limu (seaweed), sea salt, inamona (roasted crushed candlenut), fish eggs, wasabi, and Maui onions. Other variations of poke may include cured he’e (octopus), other types of raw tuna, raw salmon and various kinds of shellfish.
Fresh seafood selections this week include: Wild Alaskan Coho Salmon, Florida Pompano, American Red Snapper, King Kampachi, California Yellowtail and more! Check out all of the great seafood selections on our app or website.
Bottarga Comes from the roe pouch of the grey mullet. It is often thinly sliced and served as an appetizer or grated into pasta in order to create a very delicious dish.
Smoked trout is wonderful to set out for guests at the beginning of a dinner party and also perfect for preparing phenomenal fish pates and mousses. We absolutely love the trout’s cool, smoky flavor and it’s flaky, yet moist texture.
These trout fillets by Ducktrap are gently smoked to retain their natural moisture and texture. Their distinctive mild taste makes our trout the ideal selection for introducing the pleasures of smoked seafood to an uninitiated palate. Started in 1978, Ducktrap River of Maine is an all-natural smokehouse located on the coast of Maine with a strong commitment to producing premium quality smoked seafood. Ducktrap sources premium-grade seafood, uses traditional smoking techniques and combines the natural flavor of custom brining recipes with the savory smoke from local apple, cherry, maple and oak woods.
Fresh seafood selections this week include: King Kampachi, Farmed Florida Pompano from Panama, Wild Sockeye Salmon from Cook Inlet, Golden Corvina, Nova Scotia Halibut, Virginia Flounder, and Deer Creek Oysters from Hood Canal. Check out all of the great seafood selections on our app or website.
King Kampachi
Item 05747 – Whole 5-7 lb. avg.
Item 05746 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Wild Sockeye Salmon
Cook Inlet, Alaska
Item 48112 – Whole H&G 4-6 lb. avg.
Item 48111 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Red Snapper
Alabama Gulf – Wild
Item 48119 – Whole H&G 8-15 lbs. avg.
Item 48115 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Red Drum
Sustainably raised in Texas
Item 48074 – Whole 4-6 lb avg
Item 48072 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Pompano
Panama – Farmed
Item 48071 – 1-2 lb avg
Item 48171 – Butterflied
Cobia
Sustainably raised in Panama by Open Blue Cobia
Item 48024 – Whole 5-7 lb. avg.
Item 48021 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Halibut
Nova Scotia
Item 48057 – Whole H&G 40-90 lb. avg.
Item 48052 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Ocean Trout
Loch Etive, Scotland
Item 48163 – Whole 10-12 lb. avg.
Item 48162 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Flounder
Hampton, Virginia
Item 48034 – Whole 4-6 lb. avg.
Item 48591 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Hammerhead Oysters
Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Strong salt body with a sweet aftertaste.
Item 23253 – 100 count bag
Deer Creek Oysters
Hood Canal, Washington
A solid brine with a mild mineral, sweet melon finish.
Fresh seafood selections this week include: King Kampachi, Farmed Florida Pompano from Panama, Wild Sockeye Salmon from Cook Inlet, Golden Corvina, Nova Scotia Halibut, Virginia Flounder, and Deer Creek Oysters from Hood Canal. Check out all of the great seafood selections on our app or website.
King Kampachi
Item 05747 – Whole 5-7 lb. avg.
Item 05746 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Wild Sockeye Salmon
Cook Inlet, Alaska
Item 48112 – Whole H&G 4-6 lb. avg.
Item 48111 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Corvina
Manta, Ecuador
Item 48030 – Whole H&G 15-20 lbs. avg.
Item 48028 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Red Drum
Sustainably raised in Texas
Item 48074 – Whole 4-6 lb avg
Item 48072 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Pompano
Panama – Farmed
Item 48071 – 1-2 lb avg
Item 48171 – Butterflied
Swordfish
Manta, Ecuador
Item 48180 – Whole 60-120 lb. avg.
Item 48126 – Loins
Halibut
Nova Scotia
Item 48057 – Whole H&G 40-90 lb. avg.
Item 48052 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Ocean Trout
Loch Etive, Scotland
Item 48163 – Whole 10-12 lb. avg.
Item 48162 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Flounder
Hampton, Virginia
Item 48034 – Whole 4-6 lb. avg.
Item 48591 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Hammerhead Oysters
Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Strong salt body with a sweet aftertaste.
Item 23253 – 100 count bag
Deer Creek Oysters
Hood Canal, Washington
A solid brine with a mild mineral, sweet melon finish.
Fresh seafood selections this week include: California White Bass, Wild Sockeye Salmon from Cook Inlet, Golden Corvina, Nova Scotia Halibut, Virginia Flounder, and Compass Point Oysters. Check out all of the great seafood selections on our app or website.
California White Bass
Item 05794 – Whole 10-20 lb. avg.
Item 05793 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Wild Sockeye Salmon
Cook Inlet, Alaska
Item 48112 – Whole H&G 4-6 lb. avg.
Item 48111 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Corvina
Manta, Ecuador
Item 48030 – Whole H&G 15-20 lbs. avg.
Item 48028 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Red Drum
Sustainably raised in Texas
Item 48074 – Whole 4-6 lb avg
Item 48072 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Mahi Mahi
Ecuador
Item 48064 – Whole 15-30 lb. avg.
Item 48060 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Swordfish
Manta, Ecuador
Item 48180 – Whole 60-120 lb. avg.
Item 48126 – Loins
Halibut
Nova Scotia
Item 48057 – Whole H&G 40-90 lb. avg.
Item 48052 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Ocean Trout
Loch Etive, Scotland
Item 48163 – Whole 10-12 lb. avg.
Item 48162 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Flounder
Hampton, Virginia
Item 48034 – Whole 4-6 lb. avg.
Item 48591 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Compass Point Oysters
Samish Bay, North Puget Sound
A plump buttery meat with a sweet taste and a mild brine finish.
Fresh seafood selections this week include: California White Bass, Wild Sockeye Salmon from Cook Inlet, Golden Corvina, Nova Scotia Halibut, Red Snapper and Wild Cat Cove Oysters. Check out all of the great seafood selections on our app or website.
California White Bass
Item 05794 – Whole 10-20 lb. avg.
Item 05793 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Wild Sockeye Salmon
Cook Inlet, Alaska
Item 48112 – Whole H&G 4-6 lb. avg.
Item 48111 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Corvina
Manta, Ecuador
Item 48030 – Whole H&G 15-20 lbs. avg.
Item 48028 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Mahi Mahi
Ecuador
Item 48064 – Whole 15-30 lb. avg.
Item 48060 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Swordfish
Manta, Ecuador
Item 48180 – Whole 60-120 lb. avg.
Item 48126 – Loins
Halibut
Nova Scotia
Item 48057 – Whole H&G 40-90 lb. avg.
Item 48052 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Ocean Trout
Loch Etive, Scotland
Item 48163 – Whole 10-12 lb. avg.
Item 48162 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Flounder
San Diego, California
Item 48034 – Whole 4-6 lb. avg.
Item 48591 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Red Snapper
La Batre Bayou, Alabama
Item 48119 – Whole 8-15 lb. avg.
Item 48906 – Hand-Cut Fillet
Wild Cat Cove Oysters
Wild Cat Cove is a tiny alcove of water just where Little Skookum Inlet feeds into Totten Inlet. This rich environment imparts a very sweet collard greens flavor with a melon-rind finish.
