Limited-Time Offer: 20% Off Wild Alaskan Sockeye & King Salmon With Code HEALTHY

100% WILD CAUGHT

Taste the wild
difference

FROZEN AT PEAK FRESHNESS

Cold chain integrity,
boat to door

HEALTHY MEAL OPTION

45-50g protein
keeps you full for hours

Full of Omega-3 fatty acids

Crucial for heart, brain
and eye health

GOOD FOR YOU NATURALLY

What Our Customer Are Saying

The quality of the fish is unmatched. It was absolutely delicious. And the packaging was perfect, came straight to my door completely frozen. Will order again!

— Niloo M.Winnetka, IL

Incredibly fresh and melting in the mouth! Excellent Customer Service!

— Irina J.PHILADELPHIA, PA

You should get this!
Absolutely the best salmon we've ever eaten!

— Betty F.Roseville, US-MN

The best salmon I’ve ever had.
No cheap tail pieces, like other vendors send you. Top quality salmon

— Robert J.Sheboygan, WI

Incredible!
Delicious Copper River Sockeye. Tender, moist, & Omega 3 delicious.

— Debbie R.Shorewood, US-WI

GOOD FOR YOU NATURALLY

Taste the high quality difference!

"The flavor is phenomenal - such a difference compared to store bought! My little one loves it and I'm so glad to feed him a health-packed food!"

Chelsie M.
Milwaukee, WI

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How long is this 20% off offer on for?

This offer is limited by our salmon stocks. Our wild-caught Alaskan salmon has a short season and limited availability. When it's gone, it's gone-often for months. This offer gives you a chance to fill your freezer while we still have it in stock.

What are the terms and conditions for this offer?

20% off with code HEALTHY is not to be used in conjunction with any other offer or discount. Offer is subject to availability.

What makes Copper River salmon special?

Copper River salmon have to swim 300 miles up the stream of an icy cold Copper River Watershed to get to their spawning grounds. They have to gather enough muscle and fat to survive this tremendous journey. The high fat content gives Copper River salmon its incredible taste, moist texture and a lot of Omega-3 acids, one of the most important nutrients in any fish.

​This unique salmon is praised amongst the top chefs for its taste and texture qualities, while home cooks also enjoy the simplicity. Copper River salmon tastes so good that the only other ingredient you need is a little bit of salt.

​High quality brings high demand, but whether you look for kings, sockeyes, or cohos,  Copper River salmon is hard to get. Knowing its uniqueness and fragile balance in the ecosystem, everyone involved in the Copper River fishery works towards a sustainable future. Fishing season is short with areas and times regulated to guarantee the needed escapement for future populations to thrive year after year.

Fishermen are often considered lucky to be able to participate in the Copper River fishery and they are known to be a poster child of quality fish handling and temperature control.

What's the difference between Copper River sockeye and Copper River king salmon?

Copper River king is known as the best salmon in the world because of its extremely high omega-3 content, buttery flavor and velvety texture. The fishing season for this special fish is short and extremely regulated so only a very limited amount is available each year.

Copper River sockeye is known for its intense salmon-forward flavor, high level of omega-3s and beautiful bright red color. It lives in the same ecosystem as the Copper River king salmon, and while it doesn’t get as “fat” as the king, it has more omega-3s than wild sockeyes from other fishing areas. It is also very high in an antioxidant astaxanthin, which is 6000 more powerful in neutralizing harmful free radicals than vitamin C.

Why is Copper River salmon more expensive than regular salmon?

Copper River salmon is more expensive than regular salmon because of where and how it’s harvested, and how it’s handled. Think of it as the “wagyu beef” of salmon. Copper River salmon are specifically from the Copper River fishing district, in South Central Alaska, full of pristine, glacial-fed waters. The salmon swim free range for 3-7 years in the Pacific ocean to build up fat and muscle for their 300 mile journey against the strong and cold river current back to their spawning grounds in the Chugach mountains.

The fish are harvested by one person, on a small boat, each one picked from the net, by hand. There are no mass fishing boats allowed in the district. The fishery is a poster child for quality and sustainability, unlike many fisheries around the globe where fish stocks are drained. 

The fishing fleet is less than 500 boats, all of which undergo specific training and protocols for how to properly handle each fish after catch with particular bleeding and slush-ice storage methods. 

Fishing for Copper River salmon is an art form. The technique has not changed much over centuries, which is becoming more and more rare as working waterfronts collapse due to mismanagement - something you do not need to worry about when sourcing from the Copper River.

Why is the fish frozen? That's not how it looks in the grocery store case.

Flash freezing fish right after catch is the only way to preserve its quality. Fish in general have very short shelf life. They start to spoil right out of the water. Bringing fish from Alaska to the Lower 48 without freezing can negatively affect the appearance, structure and taste.

It's a seasonal fish so you need to stock up in the summer to enjoy it year-round. Beware the thawed piece of wild Alaskan fish for sale! As your butcher if it was previously frozen and how long it’s been thawed.

Flash frozen is actually the freshest way to go!

Limited-Time Offer: 20% Off Wild Alaskan Sockeye & King Salmon With Code HEALTHY