Wild Alaskan Sablefish Fillets

Wild Caught Alaskan Sablefish

Sablefish, otherwise known as Alaskan black cod or butterfish, is a deep-sea fish that’s considered a nutritional powerhouse. This is because it’s full of omega-3 fatty acids for cardiovascular health and brain health, plus other nutrients like vitamin B6, B12, magnesium, and iron.

Why Choose Our Wild Alaskan Sablefish?

It has 3x the amount of omega-3 compared to salmon. Not only is wild Alaskan sablefish popular in fine-dining restaurants, but it’s also one of the most delicious foods you can cook at home. Because of its sweet and buttery flavor, sablefish goes well with different ingredients and sauces. Feel free to experiment with a wide range of recipes.

What makes our Alaskan black cod a better option is that it’s sustainably caught. We flash-freeze immediately after we fillet and vacuum pack it to preserve peak taste, flavor and texture, ensuring that it stays fresh and flavorful (up to 12 months in the freezer).

Buy Wild Alaskan Sablefish Online

We’re proud to offer you Alaskan Sablefish directly from our boats to you! Choose between 12 or 24 individually-packaged 6 oz fillets from the icy waters of Alaska. Enjoy healthier, delicious seafood that’s free of contaminants.

FAQs

How do you freeze and package my order to keep it fresh?

After cutting and flash-freezing each piece of Alaskan black cod, we carefully package it in an insulated box and ship with dry ice.

Will my order stay frozen when it arrives at my doorstep?

Yes! We’ll send it out with overnight or 2-day shipping so it’s delivered as quickly as possible. That way, your sablefish fillet packs will remain frozen when they arrive.

Do you offer free shipping?

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What does sablefish taste like?

Sablefish or black cod has a buttery taste and melts in your mouth. Even for those who are quite particular about their food preferences, this fish will surely delight their taste buds. Since it has such high oil content it’s almost impossible to overcook! Perfect for cooks of all level!

Is sablefish an oily fish?

Yes, sablefish is considered an oily fish, which explains its velvety texture. Although it’s oily, sablefish is very healthy. It’s an excellent source of protein (in fact, it’s a complete protein source) and omega-3 fats.

Why is sablefish called black cod?

Sablefish got its “black cod” name because it looks like the cod, except that it’s black in color.