How to Help Small-Boat Fishermen & Protect Our Oceans
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Little Fish Fine Seafood Market & Seafood Processing
Small-scale fishers (“little fish”) struggle as the fishing industry becomes more corporate. Large boats dominate catches, while a few big processors control pricing, limiting fair pay for small boat fishers.
With fewer small independent fishers, monitoring of ocean health declines. Small boats often raise concerns about unsustainable fishing and ecosystem damage, but without them, environmental damage or stock decline may go unreported and unnoticed by most people until it is too late. We are doing what we can to keep small boats like ourselves viable. Thank you for buying our catch.
Our Fisherman
Casey C.
Bristol Bay, Alaska - Wild Sockeye, Coho, Chinook
Robert H.
Bristol Bay, Alaska - Wild Sockeye, Coho, Chinook
Bering Sea, Alaska - Halibut, Black Cod, Pacific Cod
Jake G.
Bristol Bay, Alaska - Wild Sockeye, Coho, Chinook
Baxter C.
Bristol Bay, Alaska - Wild Sockeye, Coho, Chinook
Westport, Washington - Dungeness Crab
About Us
Little Fish Fine Seafood
Every fish we sell is wild-caught by small-boat fishermen who care for the ocean as much as you care about what’s on your plate.
We keep it simple: no farmed seafood, no trawl caught seafood, just honest wild seafood delivered fresh or frozen — locally and nationwide.
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