Learn more about the
different fishing seasons

Product List                
* Denotes sustainably harvested

Fresh Finfish:
Blue Nose*
Catfish*
Cobia*
Cod: Black*, Ling and Pacific*
Corvina
Grouper
Halibut*
John Dory*
Mahi Mahi
Monchong*
Ono*
Opah*
Rock Fish
Salmon, Farm Raised Atlantic and King
Salmon, Wild King, Coho, Sockeye and Ivory*
Sea Bass: White
Sea Bass: Striped Farm Raised* and Wild
Snapper: Several Varieties
Sole: English, Petrale, Rock
Spearfish*
Sturgeon, Farm Raised* and Wild
Swordfish
Tombo (Albacore)*
Triple Tail*
Trout: Boned*
Tuna, Sashimi, 2+ and grill grades
Yellowtail*

Fresh Shellfish and Miscellaneous:
Caviar, Osetra
Clams: Littleneck*, Manila*
Crab Meat: Blue* and Dungeness*
Crabs Cooked: Dungeness
Lobster: Live Maine*
Mussels: Pei*
Oysters: East Coast* and West Coast* Varieties
Scallops: Bay* and Sea (Diver Scallops*)
Shrimp Meat

Frozen Finfish:
African Baramundi
Basa
Cod
Grouper
Halibut
Mahi Mahi
Orange Roughy
Pollock
Salmon
Sand Dabs
Sea Bass, Chilean
Sole
Smelts
Swai
Swordfish
Tai Snapper
Tilapia
Tuna

Frozen Shellfish:
Calamari
Clams
Crab: Chilean, Dungeness, King, Red, Rock, Snow, Soft Shell
Crawfish
Imitation Crab
Langostino
Lobster: Australian, Caribbean, Canadian, Slipper, Eastern U.S.
Mussels
Octopus
Oysters
Rock Shrimp
Scallops: Bay, Sea
Scalone
Seafood Combo
Shrimp, Fresh Water: Head On, Head Off
Shrimp, Tiger: Shell On, Raw Peeled & Deveined, Cooked Peeled & Deveined
Shrimp, White
Shrimp Meat

Breaded Products:
Calamari Fillets
Calamari Rings
Calamari Strips
Clam Strips
Cod
Oysters
Scallops
Shrimp

Nippon Shokken Products:
Black Pepper Sauce
Dried Seaweed Mix
Ginger Sauce
Japanese Dressing
Sweet Brown Sauce
Tempura Batter
Yakiniku Sauce

Sushi Products:
Hamachi
Sesame Seaweek Salad
Tobikko
Tuna, Saku
Unagi
White Tuna

Smoked Products:
Cold Smoked Salmon Sides
Cold Smoked Salmon Trim
Hot Smoked Salmon
Trout Fillet

Specialty Products:
Crab Cakes

 
SPOTLIGHT ON FINE DINING
SEASONAL NEWS
SHRIMP ALERT
If you are being quoted shrimp prices that seem too good to be true we recommend that you:
1. Weigh the shrimp (to test accurately: wash away ice, but do not thaw the shrimp).
2. Count the number of shrimp in the box and divide by the weight of the box (usually 4 to 5 lbs) to determine the average number of shrimp per pound.
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