We love all 5 species of wild Alaskan salmon for their amazing taste, incredible nutrition, and inspiring story. Wild for Salmon sells all five species… Read More »What Is The Five Different Salmon In Alaska?
As with all members of the salmon family, pink salmon are coldwater fish. They are also the most numerous Pacific salmon and have been harvested… Read More »Do Alaskans Eat Pink Salmon?
King, Sockeye, Silver, Chum and Pink Salmon all make their annual runs here as part of the Alaska Salmon Fishery. Salmon rule the rivers, streams… Read More »What Kind Of Salmon Do You Fish For In Alaska?
The lushest fresh salmon, king is the highest in fat and usually the most expensive, prized for its silken, melting texture, which is almost like… Read More »What Is The Highest Grade Salmon?
Sockeye and coho come in slightly lower, around $15 to $20 per pound, while Atlantic can be found for between $10 and $15 per pound.… Read More »What Is A Good Price For Atlantic Salmon?
Keep all salmon refrigerated between 0˚C – 4˚C. Fresh salmon: Use fresh salmon within 1-2 days (for packaged fresh salmon refer to on-pack best before… Read More »Is Salmon Frozen Or Refrigerated?
Raw Salmon Though you can freeze it for up to six months, its quality starts degrading after three months. To freeze raw salmon, first rinse… Read More »Does Freezing Fresh Salmon Ruin It?
Red salmon and pink salmon belong to the same species, but their differences are vast. The greatest differences between red salmon and pink salmon lie… Read More »Are Red And Pink Salmon The Same?
You should prepare around 3/4 pound per person, which is 12 ounces of dressed fish. If you’re serving whole fish, you should prepare 1 pound… Read More »How Much Fish Do I Need For 4 Adults?
Atlantic salmon currently reside on Canada’s East Coast in, as the species’ name suggests, the Atlantic Ocean. You will find the fish off the coast… Read More »Where Does Canada Get Salmon From?