Producer
Port Orford Sustainable Seafood
City: Port Orford, OR,
Phone: 541-671-0704
Website: https://posustainableseafood.com/
About Us
Our friends and family fish year round for a variety of species using hook-and-line which limits negative impacts to the ecosystem.
They handle each fish individually, promptly ice them, and then land them in Port Orford.
Once on land, we fillet, vacuum-seal, and blast freeze in order to preserve that catch day freshness!
Each package is labeled with the captain and name of the fishing vessel who caught it, providing you with 100% traceability.
Our claim to sustainability is based off what it means to fish out of Port Orford - preserving small-boat, family-operated fishing.
There are two large yellow cranes, known locally as ‘The Hook’, which lift every boat in and out of the water every time they go fishing.
The larger of the two has a lift capacity of 25-tons which immediately is a limiting factor. This crane limits the amount of onboard weight each boat can carry making it impossible to tow nets and fish out of Port Orford.
It also keeps the size of our boats relatively small leading to shorter fishing trips ultimately shortening the time period between when each fish is caught and when it is filleted, vacuum sealed, and blast frozen.
It’s that time out of water that makes all the difference. Because of these things, you can feel good about buying seafood from any fishing vessel in Port Orford.
They handle each fish individually, promptly ice them, and then land them in Port Orford.
Once on land, we fillet, vacuum-seal, and blast freeze in order to preserve that catch day freshness!
Each package is labeled with the captain and name of the fishing vessel who caught it, providing you with 100% traceability.
Our claim to sustainability is based off what it means to fish out of Port Orford - preserving small-boat, family-operated fishing.
There are two large yellow cranes, known locally as ‘The Hook’, which lift every boat in and out of the water every time they go fishing.
The larger of the two has a lift capacity of 25-tons which immediately is a limiting factor. This crane limits the amount of onboard weight each boat can carry making it impossible to tow nets and fish out of Port Orford.
It also keeps the size of our boats relatively small leading to shorter fishing trips ultimately shortening the time period between when each fish is caught and when it is filleted, vacuum sealed, and blast frozen.
It’s that time out of water that makes all the difference. Because of these things, you can feel good about buying seafood from any fishing vessel in Port Orford.