Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon Fillets
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Omega‑3s that won't sit in the cabinet
Sockeye rated 4.8 out of 5 from 420 reviewsOne 6oz wild sockeye fillet has about 900 mg EPA + DHA, raw (USDA). Pull one out and cook it.
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- "Quality salmon in my freezer," says a sockeye buyer
- Vacuum-sealed 6oz portions: thaw one, the rest keeps 1 year
- Caught by our own boats in Alaskan waters. Never imported.
- Free shipping on every order
- Try it risk free for 30 days
- Ships frozen with dry ice
- Wild-caught in Alaska
Pull one out. Cook it. Done.
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Pull one out
Each 6oz fillet is sealed. The rest keeps 1 year frozen.
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Thaw it
About 30 minutes in cold water, or overnight in the fridge.
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Cook it
The way you already like your salmon.
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Wild from Alaskan waters
Caught by our own boats. Never farmed, never imported.
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Restaurant quality
Hand-selected. It's on our pack label, so hold us to it.
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Packaged in the USA
100% processed and packaged in the USA.
WILD SOCKEYE VS FISH OIL
About 900 mg omega‑3 EPA + DHA per fillet
It's dinner, not one more thing to remember.
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| Per serving |
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Fish-oil supplement |
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| Serving | One 6oz fillet, raw | 1,000 mg fish oil |
| Omega‑3 EPA + DHA | About 900 mg | About 300 mg, typical |
| Protein | About 38 g | 0 g |
| What it is | Dinner | One more supplement |
A typical fish-oil supplement provides about 1,000 mg fish oil, and doses vary widely. Sources: USDA FoodData Central, USDA fish oil, NIH fact sheet.
Exactly what's in the box
- Pack size
- 12 or 24 fillets, 6oz each
- Storage
- Keeps 1 year sealed in the freezer
- Packaging
- Vacuum-sealed and flash-frozen
- Grade
- Sushi grade: eat it raw or cooked
- Species
- Wild Alaskan sockeye. Never farmed.
- How it ships
- Frozen, with dry ice. Free shipping.
- Pack size
- 12 or 24 fillets, 6oz each
- Storage
- Keeps 1 year sealed in the freezer
- Packaging
- Vacuum-sealed and flash-frozen
- Grade
- Sushi grade: eat it raw or cooked
- Species
- Wild Alaskan sockeye. Never farmed.
- How it ships
- Frozen, with dry ice. Free shipping.
What's in a 6oz portion
- 38gProtein
- 0.9gOmega-3 EPA + DHAEPA 360mg · DHA 550mg
- 24mcgVitamin D960 IU
- 8.8mcgVitamin B12
- 51mcgSelenium
- 230Calories
Source: USDA FoodData Central, raw, per 6oz (170 g).
It arrives frozen solid, or we replace it
Ships every Tuesday. Arrives in 1–2 days.
Step 1
Caught by our own boats
Kyle and his crew, in Alaskan waters.
Step 2
Sealed, frozen to -40°F
Portioned off the dock, vacuum-sealed, frozen within hours.
Step 3
Ships frozen with dry ice
Never thawed and refrozen on its way to you.
Watch them open the box
“This is the best salmon that I've ever had... I'm not kidding.”
Jordyn K.
“Oh my COD. The meat is buttery smooth. Just because it was easy, doesn't mean you give up quality.”
Joseph M.
“I’ve been buying seafood for 20 years, this is amazing quality. Good job.”
Chef Nobu
“It lifted off the oven sheet perfectly. A true testament to how high quality the fish actually is!”
Alice S.
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The same fish served at
Cook one fillet. Then decide.
Email crew@outerseas.co within 30 days. A person replies in 1 to 2 business days.
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Thawed or damaged?
We replace the order. Nothing to send back.
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Not for you?
Smells or tastes fishy? Don't love it? We make it right.
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Is there a catch?
No subscription, no auto-ship. You decide.
Questions
Questions before you order
Is this a subscription?
No. This page sells a one-time purchase: no subscription, no auto-ship. When the box runs out, you decide if you want more. One sockeye buyer put it this way: "There is zero pressure to subscribe!"
What if it's more fish than I can eat?
Fillets are vacuum-sealed in 6oz portions, so you thaw one at a time, even if it's just you. The rest keeps 1 year sealed in the freezer, so there is no rush to get through the box. One buyer wrote: "I like the individual packaging and the size is enough for one person." Our fillets are 6oz nominal. Hand-cut portions vary.
Where do the omega-3s EPA and DHA come from?
Your body turns only a very limited share of ALA into EPA and DHA, so getting them directly from food, or a supplement if you take one, is the practical way to raise them (NIH fact sheet). On average, U.S. adults get about 90 mg a day from food (NIH, 2011–2012 survey data). USDA's figure for a raw 6oz wild sockeye fillet is about 900 mg (USDA FoodData Central). We make no health claims.
Will it taste fishy?
We can't promise how it will land for you, so here is what our sockeye buyers wrote: "There is no 'fishy' smell or taste" and "no weird fishy smell". If it's not for you, email crew@outerseas.co within 30 days and we will make it right.
Will it arrive frozen?
Yes. Every fillet is portioned right off the dock, vacuum-sealed, then flash-frozen to -40°F within hours of the catch. It is never thawed and refrozen on its way to you, and it ships frozen with dry ice. Boxes ship every Tuesday: order before 6am Eastern on Tuesday and it ships that day. If the box turns up soft, warm or split, tell us and we replace the order. You do not send anything back.
Is it really wild Alaskan salmon?
Yes. Kyle and his crew catch it in Alaskan waters on our own boats. It is never farmed and never imported, and it is 100% processed and packaged in the USA.
Still have a question? Email crew@outerseas.co.
Omega‑3s that won't sit in the cabinet
Sockeye rated 4.8 out of 5 from 420 reviewsCook one fillet and take 30 days to decide.
Use code OUTERSEAS25 for $25 off your first order
One-time purchase. No subscription, no auto-ship.
Interested in a subscription? Subscribe & save 8%
- Free shipping on every order
- Try it risk free for 30 days
- Ships frozen with dry ice
- Wild-caught in Alaska
Use code OUTERSEAS25 for $25 off your first order
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