The Ultimate in Traceability
Our Wild Alaskan Salmon is harvested in the pristine waters of Bristol Bay, AK. As fishermen we are committed to the highest of quality and handling standards at the point of harvest, creating the unsurpassed Quality and Flavor you’ll find in every one of our wild sockeye fillets and portions. Every case of our wild salmon is labeled with the name of the Bristol Bay Fishing District in which the wild salmon was harvested from.
How it Works
Caught Wild, Never Farmed, by Real Alaskan Fishermen
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Wild Bristol Bay Sockeye Fillets or Portions
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Individually Vacuum Packed
Shipped in an Insulated Box with Dry Ice
Arrives Frozen at Your Door
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Why Buy in Bulk?
At Pride of Bristol Bay, we sell in bulk to keep our product affordable, and because it’s better for the environment. Pride of Bristol Bay sockeye salmon is a seasonal product, we typically sell out of salmon each spring, before heading back to Alaska for the summer fishing season. Buying in bulk ensures your freezer is stocked, lessening your risk of running out. When packed in high-quality, sturdy vac-packs and treated gently during shipping, unboxing and freezer jostling, fillets and portions from Pride of Bristol Bay can last in your freezer for up to two years!
We are extremely proud of our product and look forward to sharing it with you.
Why Pride of Bristol Bay?
Wild Salmon
- High in vitamin B12 and vitamin D.
- Loaded with healthy omega-3 Fatty acids.
- Wild-caught salmon can be sourced sustainably and ethically.
- High in the mineral iodine.
- Packed with selenium.
- Naturally fights inflammation.
Farmed Salmon
- Only has about 1/4 the vitamin D of wild-caught salmon.
- Exposed to more toxins and containments.
- Salmon farming creates unhealthy, unnatural living conditions.
- Fed corn and grains, which aren’t part of their typical diet.
- Fed synthetic pigments to turn the flesh pink.
- The first genetically modified animal approved for human consumption.