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Default Local resource for fresh caught salmon.

If you are interested in fresh caught, wild salmon, here's a local
resource in my area that
ships. It is a family operation, sustainable and awesome.

http://www.mojocoho.com/Site/Welcome.html

the pictures are fun too.
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On May 5, 11:08*am, ImStillMags > wrote:


Also here's a local resource for troll caught albacore tuna, canned
right here fresh. sustainable, earth-friendly, ecologically safe,
dolphin-safe, turtle-safe, bycatch-safe. You can't overfish or damage
the ecosystem when you fish with just 12 hooks and have to pull in
fish one at a time.

http://www.wildpacificseafood.com/





I'm paying more attention to where my food comes from, so I thought
I'd share with those of you of similar intent.
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ImStillMags wrote:
> On May 5, 11:08 am, ImStillMags > wrote:
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> Also here's a local resource for troll caught albacore tuna, canned
> right here fresh. sustainable, earth-friendly, ecologically safe,
> dolphin-safe, turtle-safe, bycatch-safe. You can't overfish or damage
> the ecosystem when you fish with just 12 hooks and have to pull in
> fish one at a time.
>
> http://www.wildpacificseafood.com/
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>
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> I'm paying more attention to where my food comes from, so I thought
> I'd share with those of you of similar intent.


Can't tell, from the main web page, where it's located (except maybe on
a boat). Don't recognize the telephone area code.

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On May 5, 11:19*am, "Steve Freides" > wrote:
> ImStillMags wrote:
> > On May 5, 11:08 am, ImStillMags > wrote:

>
> > Also here's a local resource for troll caught albacore tuna, canned
> > right here fresh. *sustainable, earth-friendly, ecologically safe,
> > dolphin-safe, turtle-safe, bycatch-safe. You can't overfish or damage
> > the ecosystem when you fish with just 12 hooks and have to pull in
> > fish one at a time.

>
> >http://www.wildpacificseafood.com/

>
> > I'm paying more attention to where my food comes from, so I thought
> > I'd share with those of you of similar intent.

>
> Can't tell, from the main web page, where it's located (except maybe on
> a boat). *Don't recognize the telephone area code.
>
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For Mojo Coho, the family is out of Bellingham, WA, they fish in the
waters off SE Alaska.

Wild Pacific Seafood is out of Ilwaco, Wa.
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The mojocoho site seems to state they only ship frozen
salmon, not fresh.

Steve
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