Sea to Shore Seafood Co.

07/29/2026

It’s our favorite time of year! Dog days at Dockside! I’ve been busy making lots of pet treats and broths and making crafts for the family to enjoy! Come on down, rain or shine, Saturday 10-2 at Squalicum Harbor!

07/03/2026

Fresh pressure bled sockeye just in! Come on down and purchase tomorrow and Sunday

03/19/2026

Whipping up a batch of pet treats for markets this Saturday and Sunday! Single ingredient treats for your best friend.

12/18/2025

🟥 Red King vs ⬜ Ivory King — what’s the difference?

It comes down to genetics + diet.
King salmon eat shrimp, krill, and crab rich in natural pigments called carotenoids.

Red Kings store those pigments, giving them their deep color.
Ivory Kings don’t have the ability to store those pigments—so the flesh stays white.

Same species. No dye.
Just nature doing its thing ✨

12/07/2025

11/22/2025

Come see us this weekend for an early start to your holiday shopping. We will be Saturday 10-2; (holiday pop up) Saturday 10-3; and (holiday pop up) Sunday 10:30-3

10/10/2025

Dockside took silver for Best Fresh Meat/Seafood! I’m honored to have been with this market from the start-to have helped shape the direction of the market’s growth and am proud to be celebrating our 5th anniversary. ❤️

Wow! We won Silver for Best Fresh Meat/Seafood in Bellingham Alive's Best of the Northwest, Readers Choice Award. Thank you to everyone who voted for us!

A huge thanks to all of our hardworking fishermen for the risks they take to feed our community. Commercial fishing is difficult, dangerous work.

We also thank our talented artists and food vendors who bring beauty and flavor to our market, helping make Dockside a vibrant and well-rounded event!

We look forward to celebrating 5 years of Dockside at our next market on October 18th!🎉

09/04/2025

I’ve been working to push for change in how Alaska Air Cargo handles perishable products, and I need your support. There is significant backing now to help drive this effort forward, but we need more names to show this is a widespread issue affecting many — not just one business.

Please take a few minutes to fill out this form and add your voice. Together we can reduce waste, protect our catch, and keep our small businesses thriving.

Thank you,
Chelsea

https://forms.gle/B56ucs3UkZVdp8HM6

If you want to privately message me and or stay anonymous but still share you story, you can direct message me here or email me at: [email protected]

07/18/2025

Come on down and get some fresh seafood tomorrow!

🎉Product list for TOMORROW, July 19:

Jean C Family Fisheries
🐟Fresh, whole WA black cod (dressed)
🐟Frozen WA black cod sides and portions
🐟Frozen WA ling cod portions
🦀Live WA Dungeness crab

Crab Bellingham
🐟Fresh local surf smelt
🐟WA Albacore tuna: frozen at sea, whole
🐟WA Albacore tuna loins: frozen, vacuum sealed
😍San Juan Island Sea Salt, variety of flavors

Fifth Generation Fisheries
🐟 Fresh, whole troll-caught WA king salmon (dressed)

Slack Tide Fisheries
🐟Frozen local king salmon portions
🐟Smoked king salmon

Drayton Harbor Oyster Company
🦪Fresh local Pacific oysters
😍Fresh Manila clams (Taylor Shellfish)
😍Fresh mussels (Taylor Shellfish)
🥣Seafood soup quarts
🦪Grilled oysters

Lummi Seafood Market
🐟Refreshed local Coho and king salmon fillets and whole
🦐Live fresh local spot shrimp
😍Fresh, live local sea cucumber
🐟Canned local king and coho salmon, regular and jalapeno
🐟Smoked local king salmon
🦀Live Dungeness crab
😍Frozen local geoduck

Sea to Shore Seafood Co.
🐟Fresh Alaskan sockeye, whole (h/g) and portions
🐟Frozen Alaskan king, sockeye, coho and keta salmon portions
🐟Frozen salmon collars, bellies, and meat (limited)
🐟Frozen boneless skinless halibut portions
🐟Frozen boneless skinless Pacific cod
🐟Shelf-stable smoked salmon cans and pouches
🐶Salmon pet treats, bone broth, and food topper
🦐IQF side stripe shrimp tails (from Icy Fresh)

It's The Sweet Things
🥐Smoked Salmon Pastries
🥐Dungeness Crab Pastries
🐟Smoked Salmon Spread
😍Cherry Crumbles
🍪Cookies
😍Variety of sweet treats

LSC Creations
😍PNW-inspired wood pieces using epoxy, shells, and driftwood

Sea Jewel Canvas
😍Original handmade bags, totes, purses using boat canvas scraps (NEW waxed canvas duffle bags and new tote pattern)

SEA you tomorrow at Gate 5 from 10am-2pm!

06/23/2025

Last week, Alaska Air Cargo mishandled a shipment of beautiful, fresh-caught wild salmon — fish my own mother caught in Alaska — by failing to keep it properly stored and routing it to the wrong city. By the time this was sorted out, the cold chain was broken, it was in their custody for 4 days and the fish was no longer safe for human consumption.

This was my very first batch of fresh salmon for my farmers markets this season. It was heavily promoted, and customers were lined up ready to buy. Instead, I had to tell them the fish they were expecting never arrived — and now thousands of dollars worth of wild salmon will be dumped in a landfill.

When I called Alaska Air Cargo, I begged to have the spoiled fish released so I could at least donate it as crab bait or donate it for non-human consumption, rather than see it wasted. They refused — unless I paid for it in full.

This is shameful and unacceptable. Alaska’s wild resources deserve better stewardship than this. The fishermen who harvest them and the small businesses who rely on your cargo services deserve better too.

One of my core values is doing everything possible to honor the fish we harvest and keep waste to an absolute minimum. Watching nutritious, wild food get dumped in a landfill — because of careless handling AND rigid policy — is heartbreaking and morally wrong.

I am calling on Alaska Air Cargo to immediately review and change its policy to allow spoiled or mishandled perishable shipments to be released for safe, alternative uses — such as animal feed, bait, or compost — without forcing the shipper to pay for product that is no longer fit for its original purpose.

This is common sense. It is respectful. And it is the right thing to do for our fisheries, our environment, and our communities.

Please share this and help hold Alaska Air Cargo accountable to do better. This cannot be how we treat our food, our fishermen, or our planet.