| Seafood Name |
Description |
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| Artic Char |
A salmon trout with a fine flake, pink color and a high fat content. If you
like salmon, you'll love char. |
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| Barramundi |
Native to Australia. Sweet and Buttery. Reminiscent of snook, a local gamefish. |
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| Black Sea Bass |
Small fillet from the Mid-Atlantic states that resembles grouper. Mild,
delicate, sweet flavor. Cooks up snow white. |
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| Chilean Sea Bass |
Also known as Patagonian Toothfish. Rich melt-in-your-mouth flavor. A true
delicacy. |
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| Corvina |
Great for ceviche! Moderately fatty, mild, and a large flake. We call it South
American Grouper. |
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| Striped Bass |
Seasonal. A delicate slightly sweet, moist fish. The farm raised version is a
hybrid with the freshwater white bass, not even close to the wilds attributes. |
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| Clams |
We have the Middleneck size always available. Of course we can get for you all
the sizes of the Hardshell Clams and the Softshelled Steamer Clams. |
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| Dry pack Sea Scallops |
We bring in the best from New England. Dry pack means that they're pure scallop. No chemicals or water added. Sweet and succulent. |
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| Oysters |
We have access to species from the Gulf of Mexico, Pacific Northwest, and New England. Just let us know what your favorites are and we'll take care of your needs. |
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| Cobia |
Also known as Ling. Firm texture. Manly people think its among the very best,
especially in Florida. |
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| Cod |
Scrod is small cod. Mild, clean flavor with large flakes. A staple for many
civilizations for a millennium. |
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| Black Cod |
Also known as sablefish. Its not in the cod family. It is a buttery,
melt-in-your-mouth fish. The closest substitute to Chilean Sea Bass. |
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| Blue Crabs |
Fresh local live, steamed, Jumbo Lump fresh picked are available upon short
notice. We also have pasteurized 1 pound cans of all types available. |
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| King Crabs |
From Alaska. We buy the largest available. Fully cooked they average about 1
pound per leg! |
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| Stone Crab |
We buy directly from local boats from Mid-October through Mid-May. This
delicacy is best served chilled with our famous Mustard Sauce. We crack them
for you by request as you pick them up.
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Mediums are 6-8 pieces per pound.
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Larges will give you 4-5 pieces.
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Jumbos and Colossal Category yield 1-3 claws per pound.
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| Flounder |
A delicate fillet that is slender, lean, flaky and mild. Its easy to overcook,
use moisture such as wine or sauces to enjoy. |
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| Black Grouper |
Our #1 Selling Fish. A mild, firm, heavily flaked fish that remains moist after
cooking. Once a staple, the demand versus supply has made this tradition a
delicacy. |
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| Scamp Grouper |
When available, this fishermans fish is the Lamborghini of the grouper
family. It's sweet-shellfish flavor has our customers demanding we give them a
ring upon receiving! |
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| Haddock |
Member of the cod family. Sold skin on for identification from cod. It is
sweeter and has a finer flake than scrod cod. |
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| Kona Kampachi |
A trade name from a fish species who produces the yellowtail jack from pristine off
shore waters of Hawaii. Its rich, smooth, and is enjoyable raw or cooked. One
of Chef Scotts favorites. |
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| Florida Lobster |
Also known as green, bugs, warm water, spiny, etc. Many, many names for the
same creature. Fresh whole Florida Lobsters are available from August through
March. We also carry frozen tails from 6 oz. each up to 2 pounds each! |
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| Maine Lobster |
From the icy cold waters of the North Atlantic. We fly in live whole lobsters with
a day's notice. We also have the frozen tails available at any time. |
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| Tristan Lobster Tails |
From the most remote inhabited group of islands off of Africa comes the worlds
finest lobster. They have delicate but firm texture and a natural buttery
taste. You have to try them at least once in your lifetime. |
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| Mahi-Mahi |
In Florida, we call it Dolphin Fish, because they are often found swimming
alongside Flipper. It is sweet, mild to medium flavored, with a large, moist
flake. |
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| Mussels |
Live blue mussels from Prince Edward Island. We thoroughly check each mussel to
insure your easy cooking and enjoyment. |
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| Pompano |
Our local catch is considered by fish eaters to be the worlds most edible
fish. Its firm, flaked, sweet, and distinct. Great cooked whole. |
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| Atlantic Salmon |
A modern staple food. The best variety is the organically farmed Scottish or
Irish. |
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| Wild Salmon |
Out of the 5 Salmons we generally carry the Chinook (King) that is buttery and
fatty and the Sockeye (Red) which is high in Omega 3s with a rich flavor. |
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| Giant Tiger Shrimp |
More lobster than shrimp. 4-6 pieces per pound. Now thats a shrimp! |
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| Gulf Pink Shrimp |
One of the worlds best eating shrimp hands down. We purchase chemical free
wild local shrimp direct from the fleet. Available Tail-on Only Sizes Are:
Medium: 31-35 pieces per pound
Large: 21-25 pieces per pound
Jumbo: 13-15 pieces per pound
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| Hog Snapper |
Actually, not a snapper at all. This reef fish is harvested by spearfishing and
has a mild, sweet flavor with a delicate but dense texture. A favorite locally
and at high end restaurants in the Florida Keys. |
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| Snapper |
Yellowtail, Mangrove, Red, Lane, etc. they are all great! Its all about the
freshness. Lean and moist. Mild and sweet. |
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| Grey Sole |
North Americas closest flatfish to the famous Dover Sole. Although not a true
sole but a flouder, its mild, delicate fillet is oustanding. We also carry
Lemon Sole. |
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| Swordfish |
A+ is the highest quality rating and or course we purchase the best. A moderate
flavored steaky fish. |
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| Tilapia |
World wide popularity. We buy the clean tasting rainforest brand from the
moving streams in Costa Rica. Mild flavored. |
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| Golden Tile Fish |
Deep water Florida fish with a firm texture and a mild sweet flavor. Extra
lean. You can compare it to Grouper, Snapper and Triple Tail. |
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| Triple Tail |
A local fish that has the best qualities from the grouper and snapper families.
The fish is so unique that the marine scientists place it in its own family!
Another favorite of our customers. |
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| Tuna, Big Eye or Yellow Fin |
#1 Quality. Many Fishmongers will state that their tuna is sushi quality. We
find and purchase the best! |
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| Wahoo |
Known as Ono in Hawaii. Its lean and delicate but yet steaky. Its the fastest
fish in the sea. |
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