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Thank you, Outside Magazine!

We're proud that Outside Magazine recognized our Give:Fish Project in their December Issue's 30 Under 30 feature, because that's something we collaborate on with both the seafood industry and our...

Wild About Halibut

For our family, summer ends in the Aleutian Islands. Each year after salmon season we take the boat west in search of halibut and longline in the Bering Sea where we grew up fishing. The annual m...

Happy Wild Alaska Salmon Day!

Alaska is about to celebrate our first Alaska Wild Salmon Day! We're all very excited to have a whole day dedicated to our love for the resource that sustains us. Celebrate with 20% off our hood...

Give:Fish Project, how Salmon Sisters supports local

We're very excited to announce the beginning of our Give:Fish Project! For every product Salmon Sisters sells, we donate a can of Wild Alaska Salmon to the Food Bank of Alaska. Our hope is to giv...

Salmon Sisters in Alaska Airlines' June inflight magazine

Thank you Alaska Airlines for writing about wild Alaska salmon in the June issue of your inflight magazine! We're happy that Salmon Sisters can help tell the story of salmon love, lifestyle and t...

Whoa Magazine - Women in the Wild

Thanks Whoa Magazine for featuring Salmon Sisters! Take a look at the website to find stories about incredible, adventurous women from all over the world who call the wild their home.

Outdoor 30 Under 30

 We're incredibly humbled to be amongst greatness. Salmon Sisters was chosen from over 600 nominations as a finalist for this year's Outdoor 30 Under 30, highlighting the athletes, designers, fou...

Introducing the Spring 2016 Collection

Fisherpoet: Maggie Bursch

Maggie Bursch is one of the youngest female skippers in Bristol Bay. She runs her drift boat, the F/V Georgette Rose with a crew of young fishermen (mostly baddass ladies) and grew up set netting...

Our Local Food Systems & Fishing Community

This winter we've been able to attend some great events, many centered around our local food systems and the people behind them. Here are few highlights many resources for fishermen too!

Fisherknits: The Cordova Gansey Project

In Cordova, Alaska, a local yarn shop called The Net Loft (owned by Dotty Widmann) is calling for knitters in Alaska to join the Cordova Gansey Project. A "gansey" is a traditional hand-knit wool...

Family Fishing Traditions Part 1: Sitka's Lexi Fish Hackett | Repost from AMCC

"I grew up spending time on my parent’s longline and salmon tender boat. I took my first trip on the boat when I was 9 months old. I didn’t fish with my parents during the derby days (not so kid...

Let your Fish Flag Fly

Cheers to 2015! Remembering this good year.

At the end of this year, we’ve had some time to reflect on everything we were able to accomplish throughout it. Looking back, one of the things that really stood out to us was just how much all ...

Engineered by Nature Tees | ASMI & Salmon Sisters

Our new Engineered by Nature Tees, made in partnership with the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute (ASMI), are a celebration of the wildness that makes Alaska's seafood pure nutritious gold. Prin...

Salmon Sisters Are Eating Wild This Holiday!

We asked our Salmon Sisters around the state how they are using wild Alaska seafood in their holiday menus  -- their responses were inspiring and a clear reminder that Alaska's bountiful fisherie...

Holiday Gift Boxes from Salmon Sisters & The Salmon Project

We're delighted to introduce a holiday collaboration we've been working on with our friends at The Salmon Project. Our Holiday Gift Boxes are incredible collections of ocean-inspired goods, each i...

Alaska Salmon Leather Wallets

We've created something we are truly proud of. In collaboration with Alaskan leather artist Mary Hayden and the innovative Tidal Vision, producer of 100% sustainable wild Alaska salmon leather, w...

Introducing! Smoked Salmon by Salmon Sisters Seafoods

As Salmon Sisters has evolved, we've become aware of the importance of locally-sourced and locally-accessible seafood. Even though so many Alaskans spend their summers on and near the ocean, goo...

Changing Seasons: Salmon Season's End and Salmon Sisters Beginnings

As our fishing friends finish their seasons, we all gather around our kitchen tables, sharing rockfish jigged up on the way home from Prince William Sound and the King Crab traded for King Salmon ...