Source for Alaskan Seafood

[Kummok]

http://www.great-alaska-seafood.com/

Can't vouch for their product yet....we sent a Colossal King Crab package to a relative in MO but it isn't due to arrive until 21st...the ads look good though and say all the right things (don't believe the part about White King meat being different in taste or "mildness"). Anyway, it's a source for those that want to spend the $ £ € ₪ ¥ CHF ₨ ƒ kr Php zł lei ﷼

[manxman]

Looks superb, I would certainly spend the £££'s if they could guarantee delivery across the pond at a reasonable shipping rate!! 

Ain't going to happen.....   ;) :)

[ShadowNix]

My best source is going here (below)and catching the salmon :)  Much more fun, but a bit pricey.... worth every penny...going again this Summer :)

www.redoubtlodge.com

I can HIGHLY recommend this place...went there with my dad and caught 120 pounds of sockeye in 5 days (released like 5 times that much), not to mention a few hundred pounds of kings we released... wow is all I can say!

[hal4uk]

I ordered Halibut Cheeks form Fish-Ex once...
Packaging/delivery/halibut -- all excellent.
But, like all the other sources... pricey.

[TestRocket]

You may also try this place. My sister sent me some Red King Crab and it was better then good!

http://www.newsagaya.com/

[ArnieM]

I may have to stick with canned tuna  >:(

[Kummok]

I may have to stick with canned tuna  >:(

Sorry Charlie!! (Couldn't resist, Arnie  ;) )

The tip on the New Sagaya is a good one...a MUST stop for me when going through Anchorage...the only place I've found where you can get a decent salmon sandwich or salmon salad AND Thai Jasmine rice in bulk packs.

Lake Clark is world renowned location for fishing...I personally prefer feeder salmon caught offshore but if the fun of catching is your mission, ain't nothing like spawners!