We love getting creative with salmon. And there are so many delicious ways to prepare it. The recipes posted on the Bristol Bay Sockeye are among the best we’ve found. We love this site! We had a hard time just choosing one recipe, so just chose the very first one listed. Make sure to visit their site …
I hope you have been enjoying your Autumn. I’m excited to be back and selling more salmon. I had a successful season with a very large run. We were out at sea for four weeks straight, and our fishing crew got along great this year. To keep the fish fresh for you, we make sure …
The end of this article says it all : We have no idea what the unintended consequences will be for human or environmental health right now, and we might not until it’s too late. But in the absence of mandatory labeling, there’s no way to tell GE- from non-GE farmed salmon. Your best bet, if …
Fly high above Lake Iliamna, Alaska, following the crew of the Alaska Salmon Program as they conduct sockeye salmon surveys during one of the largest migrations in recent history.
Would you be able to tell if the wild Alaskan sockeye salmon you ordered for dinner was swapped out for a less expensive piece of farm-raised salmon? For the observant, the color difference between the two would likely be the first giveaway. (Sockeye has a deeper red-orange hue.) Or maybe you’d notice the disparity in …
From The NY Times : The wild-caught salmon sold by restaurants and fishmongers is frequently farm-raised fish that has been mislabeled, said a report released Wednesday. Using DNA analysis, the nonprofit ocean conservation group Oceana studied 82 samples and found that two-thirds of the salmon appearing on restaurant menus were incorrectly labeled. Twenty percent of …
President Obama paid a visit to Alaska, and came to Bristol Bay to see for himself what an amazing place this is. Our friend Katherine was there to greet him. Below is her story. someone asked me today to write about my experience meeting the President… it got a little long….One Lucky Day in… Posted …
Bristol Bay is where we catch our fish. So we were thrilled when President Obama took action to protect this natural resource. President Obama just took action to protect one of our greatest national treasures: Alaska's Bristol Bay. http://go.wh.gov/xC4Rex Posted by The White House on Tuesday, December 16, 2014 President Obama just took action to …
