Fish does not get fresher than this!

Shipping is available to any point in the United States (and points beyond when we can). We'd love to be able to ship to you Internationally, but the shipping companies can't keep our fish as fresh as the Pacific Ocean can. See for yourself when you visit our store in Gold Beach Oregon and experience the freshness for yourself.
Seafood Update:
2013 Commercial Salmon Season. Season to open April 1st. Weather permitting and good fishing we should have fresh Chinook Salmon soon!
- We Now Offer Fresh NOVA LOX made from our Troll caught Chinook Salmon with our in-house cold smoke process. $30.50 lb Please call us for your inquiries
- Sable Fish Nova Lox new item now available $28.95 lb Please call for inquiries or to order.
- Oregon Pink Shrimp Season now open and fresh is in stock
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New Babies Born in our saltwater aquarium
Click here to see the video - Dungeness Crab season is open. Crab are plentiful and ready to ship.
- Albacore Tuna : season has ended for fresh , only frozen loins available $6.50 lb
- Rock fish season is open and spring weather is good for fishing. Fresh is usually available, but if not we have frozen fillets in our freezer case
- Lingcod season is open Fresh is now available and custom frozen orders can be made to your specifications $9.95 lb
- Halibut season was limited. None in stock
- Smoked Salmon and Tuna are available year round.
- Canned products and gift baskets are available on-line thru our Pay Pal shopping cart or just a phone call away 1-888-523-9494
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WILD CHINOOK SALMON IS BACK! SEASON OPENER APRIL 1ST 2013 |
The 2013 Troll Commercial Wild Chinook Salmon Season to open April 1st. We have our " Freshly Frozen" salmon available in our freezers. We would like to thank everyone who loves to eat Salmon for their patience in previous years of closure. Fishermen Direct encourages all people who love to eat Wild Chinook Salmon to get involved with your local watershed council.






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