Fresh Alaska Spot Prawns & Shrimp

23/02/2025

Request for Public Comment

Thank you to those who have purchased Fresh Prince William Sound Spot Prawns! We need your support today by submitting a public comment to the Alaska Board of Fish. The Prince William Sound commercial shrimp fishery is unexpectedly set to be closed this year, and the Board is meeting in March to review regulations. With your help, we hope to see changes that balance conservation with fishery access.

How You Can Help
Please submit a public comment as soon as possible—before the Tuesday, Feb. 25 deadline!
🔗 Submit your comment here:
https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/c80f892b05d645929208b680901f42ee

A short, effective comment could be something like the following. Do put your own feeling in there about maining YOUR access (Not everyone has a sport boat in the driveway), form letters don’t get much weight:

"I support the commercial shrimp fishery as it provides access to this resource for many Alaskans who can’t shrimp on their own. Most of us don’t own boats or gear for sh*****ng, making the commercial fishery the only way to enjoy this resource. Closing it removes this vital access. The Board should make changes to keep the fishery open when biologically appropriate and share conservation efforts across all user groups."

Additional Support
Consider including these points in your comment:
• Proposals 301, 302, and 303 show that there is public concern with the current regulation, and we need a trigger based on biological information to open the commercial fishery when conditions allow to give more Alaskans access to the resource.
• Support Proposal 304 to delay the season opener for conservation. This proposal delays the opening of the season to allow shrimp to drop their eggs—something I’ve been advocating for years to help sustain the population.
• Support Proposal 299 for a comprehensive management plan.
• Give ADF&G managers the flexibility to manage the fishery responsibly.

Your input matters, and we appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts!

03/12/2024

Fresh Halibut in December? Yes! Last chance as the season is closing. Caught yesterday and couple still available at $11/ #! Gotta have a couple screws lose to fish in this weather and it was fun and worth it!

29/11/2024

Happy Thanksgiving, thankful for all the support this year!

Trying to head out for one more final halibut trip weekend. Fresh halibut available Monday or Tuesday (Dec. 2nd, 3rd), $150 per fish. I also have frozen Blackcod Filet Portions for $19/ #. Very limited supply, pre-orders only. Message or comment if interested in Holiday Hali 😁

The halibut should be around 13-16 # each. If you want a larger fish I may be able to do that at $11/ # for the whole fish.

Thank you!

18/08/2024

Update: Sold Out. Thank you. ☺️

Fresh Blackcod/Sablefish. IYKYK- Last of the Season! $40 per fish

Fresh Halibut. $150 per fish

Order Now for Pickup Wednesday, Thursday or Friday!

Pre-orders only. Very Limited Availability. Please comment or message to order. Fish are cleaned whole fish fresh caught by me in Prince William Sound on good ice. Sablefish are 4-5 # fish and the Halibut are approx 13-16 #.

25/06/2024

Sablefish (Blackcod) coming to town. $25 per fish. Let me know! Will have them Wednesday or Thursday.

21/06/2024

You need Fresh Sabelfish (Blackcod)!!!

Delivering Wednesday night/Thursday (26th/27th) with fresh beautiful blackcod. $25 per FISH (not per pound) for H&G whole fish. A bargain because I want you to try this fish out! As the kids say, IYKYK.

Please comment or message me to get on the list so I know how many fish to bring in (Anchorage/Girdwood/Valley)

Thanks!- Brett

Alaska sablefish, also known as black cod, is prized for its rich melt-in-your-mouth flavor and succulent, velvety texture.