LAST CHANCE TO ORDER THIS SEASON!
PICK UP IN BELLINGHAM OR BURLINGTON
Offering boxes of sustainably harvested, high quality, wild Alaskan salmon, black cod, halibut, lingcod and smoked salmon. Learn more about our fish and fishing methods below. Join our mailing list to stay in the loop!
Place your order online each spring/summer to reserve a box of that season’s catch.
Orders are distributed each fall at our Puget Sound pick-up events.
Bellingham Roosevelt, weekly
Leavenworth Farmers Market, Sept 26
Poulsbo Around the Table Farm, Oct 2
Port Townsend Winery, Oct 3
Bainbridge Island Suyematsu Farm, Oct 4
Sequim Chi's Farm, Oct 7
Port Orchard Rolling Bounty Farm, Oct 8
Mount Vernon Farmers Market, Oct 10
Snohomish Farmers Market, Oct 15
Seattle North Ballard, Oct 20
Everson Spring Time Farm, Oct 21
Burlington Viva Farms, Nov 4
ABOUT US
We catch our salmon by driftnet in the pristine waters of Southeast Alaska, a region known globally for having the gold standard for fisheries management.
Our name, Slow Boat Fish Co, was chosen not just because our small boat, the Eyvindr, is the slowest (and most fuel efficient) boat in the fleet, but because we believe in living and fishing a little slower and bringing the highest quality food directly to the people.
OUR FISH
Our fish is sustainably harvested, sashimi-grade, and sourced directly from the fishermen. Every fish is handled and processed with care, so it can stay fresh in your freezer and be enjoyed throughout the year.
Each salmon is immediately bled, dressed, flushed with seawater and iced upon being caught aboard our small driftnet boat. The white fish is line-caught, one fish at a time, by other small-boat fishers in Southeast Alaska. The catch travels directly from the boat to a locally owned, small-scale processor, where it is hand-filleted, vacuum-sealed, and flash-frozen to preserve its quality and freshness.
When you choose us as your wild fish supplier, you’re getting a high-quality, traceable product at a great price while supporting local custom processors and sustainable small-boat fisheries.