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Our freshest Seafood from the Pacific Ocean to Your Table

Wild-caught sustainable seafood produced responsibly by local trawl fishermen. Our industry is committed to bringing in the freshest seafood in on the West Coast. Learn more about our products.
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LINGCOD

Ophiodon elongatus

Black Cod

Sablefish

Anoplopoma fimbria

Petrale

Petrale Sole

Eopsetta jordani

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pacific DOVER Sole

Microstomus pacificus

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WIDOW Rockfish

Sebastes entomelas

Yellow Rockfish

Yellowtail Rockfish

Sebastes flavidus

Hake

Pacific Whiting / Hake

Mercluccius productus

Pink Shrimp

Oregon Pink Shrimp

Pandalus jordani

Hake

Pacific Whiting / Hake

Mercluccius productus

Pacific whiting, or hake, are silvery nocturnal predators that grow fast, reach up to 3 feet in length, and can live up to 15 years.

Fishery:

U.S. Pacific Whiting, managed under West Coast Groundfish
 

Catch Area:

U.S. wild-caught from Oregon

Availability:

Frozen hake is available year-round

Harvest Method:

Midwater Trawl

Health Benefits: 

Hake is a good source of protein, selenium, vitamin B and magnesium.
 

Taste & Texture:

Mild and slightly sweet with a delicate texture.
 

Annual Volume:

74,400 Metric Tons

Pacific Whiting / Hake

Sablefish

Blackcod

Anoplopoma fimbria

Sablefish are sometimes called black cod because of their similar size and resemblance to cod; however, these large fish aren’t in the cod family.

Fishery:

U.S. West Coast Groundfish

Catch Area:

U.S. wild-caught from Oregon

Availability:

Year-round

Harvest Method:

Bottom Trawl

Annual Volume:

12,000 Metric Tons

Health Benefits: 

Very high in omega-3 fatty acids as well as vitamin B-6, vitamin B-12, iron and magnesium.
 

Taste & Texture:

Black Cod with their velvety soft texture and large white flakes are often called butterfish because of their melt-in-your-mouth, oil-reach meat.
 

Petrale

Petrale Sole

Eopsetta jordani

Petrale sole are a right-eyed flounder that can reach up to 24 inches in length and live up to 35 years (though it’s rare for them to live past age 17).

Fishery:

U.S. West Coast Groundfish

Catch Area:

U.S. wild-caught from Oregon

Availability:

Year-round

Harvest Method:

Bottom Trawl

Annual Volume:

1,915 Metric Tons

Health Benefits: 

They contain all of the essential amino acids, making it a high-quality source of low-fat protein. It is high in selenium, calcium, vitamin D and phosphorus.
 

Taste & Texture:

Petrale Sole are known for having a wonderfully sweet, delicate, nutty flavor and a fine texture.
 

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WIDOW Rockfish

Sebastes entomelas

Widow rockfish can live up to 60 years and reach nearly 2 feet in length. True to their name, they have a remarkably dark, somber coloration, featuring blackish fin membranes that contrast with their brassy brown bodies.

Fishery:

U.S. West Coast Groundfish

Catch Area:

U.S. wild-caught from Oregon

Availability:

Year-round

Harvest Method:

Midwater Trawl

Annual Volume:

14,800,000 pounds

Health Benefits: 

High protein, lean whitefish packed with Selenium, Potassium, Phosphorus, and Omega-3.

Taste & Texture:

Lean white fish with a mild, slightly sweet flavor with a medium-firm texture and medium flakes.

Sablefish
Petrale Sole
Widow Rockfish
Pink Shrimp

Oregon Pink Shrimp

Pandalus jordani

Oregon Pink Shrimp are small in size, but big in flavor! These prized Pink Shrimp are found on soft mud seafloors along the West Coast and are particularly abundant in Oregon’s coastal waters.

Fishery:

Oregon Pink Shrimp

Catch Area:

U.S. wild-caught from Oregon

Availability:

April – October, available frozen year-round

Harvest Method:

Shrimp Trawl

Health Benefits: 

A good source of protein, iron, and calcium.

Taste & Texture:

Sweet clean flavor with a delicate texture in a petite size.
 

Annual Volume:

20,000 Metric Tons 

Oregon Pink Shrimp
Yellow Rockfish

Yellowtail Rockfish

Sebastes flavidus

Yellowtail rockfish can live up to 50 years and reach more than 2 feet in length. True to their name, they indeed have chartreuse-yellow caudal (tail) fins.

Fishery:

U.S. West Coast Groundfish

Catch Area:

U.S. wild-caught from Oregon

Availability:

Year-round

Harvest Method:

Midwater Trawl; Bottom Trawl

Annual Volume:

1,900 Metric Tons

Health Benefits: 

Rockfish is an excellent source of lean protein and is very high in selenium, vitamin D and potassium.
 

Taste & Texture:

Delicate, nutty flavor. Lean with a medium-fine texture.
 

Petrale

PACIFIC DOVER Sole

Microstomus pacificus

Pacific Dover sole are a right-eyed flounder that can reach up to 30 inches in length and live up to 45 years (though it’s rare for them to live past age 30).

Fishery:

U.S. West Coast Groundfish

Catch Area:

U.S. wild-caught from Oregon

Availability:

Year-round

Health Benefits: 

Exceptionally low in fat and high in protein with remarkable levels of selenium.

Taste & Texture:

Dover sole is a lean whitefish with a mild taste, tender texture and smaller flakes.

Harvest Method:

Bottom Trawl

Annual Volume:

85,500,000 pounds

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LINGCOD

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Ophiodon elongatus

Lingcod are named for their mottled coloring and passing resemblance to true cod; however, these large, predatory fish aren’t in the cod family.

Fishery:

U.S. West Coast Groundfish

Catch Area:

U.S. wild-caught from Oregon

Availability:

Year-round

Harvest Method:

Bottom Trawl

Annual Volume:

3,195,000 pounds

Health Benefits: 

Low in fat and high in protein, Lingcod is packed with Selenium, Potassium, Phosphorus, and Omega-3.

Taste & Texture:

Lingcod has a mild, slightly sweet flavor, a thick fillet with a firm texture and large, moist flakes.

Pacific Dover Sole
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