Wild Fish Caught By Wild Fisherman
The Story of Net To Table Seafoods
Alaskan School Teachers
In the first several years of our marriage, my wife, Eliza Owens, and I taught school and began our family in the Bristol Bay watershed villages of Port Alsworth and New Stuyahok. We fell in love with the people and the place that is home to the largest sockeye salmon run in the world.
Living off the Land
The Yupik Eskimo people of New Stuyahok graciously taught us how to live off the land. For thousands of years, the people of New Stuyahok Alaska have lived off the wild berries, fish and game in the Bristol Bay Region.
Fishing Captain
Many of the Yupik people subsist in the winter and commercial fish in Bristol Bay in the summer. Our family brought us back to Rockford, Michigan but the desire to stay connected to Bristol Bay motivated me to purchase a small setnet fishing operation with my father, Paul Owens, downriver of New Stuyahok, where I had been Assistant Principal and Eliza a teacher for three years.
Multi-Boat Operation
This was our tenth year setnet salmon fishing and our fourth year processing to bring the best food in the world – wild Alaskan sockeye salmon – back to our local community.
Supporting other Small Boat Fishers
We wanted to provide more variety to our customers while also supporting other small boat Alaskan fishers. We have partnered with other small boat fishers like Frank Miles and Eddie Perez in Kodiak Alaska and Kirl Barargin in Homer Alaska to bring you the highest quality halibut, sablefish (black cod), rockfish, pacific cod, and crab caught using only sustainable methods. No factory trawl caught fish!!!!
Still a Family Business
Captain Luke and his wife Eliza still lead the fishing and processing crew in Bristol Bay, Alaska during the Sockeye Salmon run. They now sell that salmon and other wild Alaskan seafood directly to the customer with their new Net To Table Seafoods subscription service. Their desire is that everyone should have a chance to eat their healthy and delicious wild-caught Alaskan seafood.
Try Wild Alaskan Seafood Yourself
We'd love nothing more than to share with you part of our catch. We sustainably catch all of our Sockeye Salmon and sustainably source all of our Alaskan White Fish and crab. We want your family to eat healthy and we want our oceans to remain healthy.
HOW IT WORKS
We Sustainably Harvest
You know exactly where your food is coming from: Bristol Bay, Alaska!
Select Your Seafood
Select from a variety of wild-caught salmon, halibut, cod, rockfish and Alaskan crab.
Shipped Frozen & Free
Shipping is on us. You'll received your order frozen on dry ice.
Enjoy The Catch!
Enjoy your wild-caught seafood. Change or pause your plan at any time.
We Sustainably Harvest
You know exactly where your food is coming from: Bristol Bay, Alaska!
Select Your Seafood
Select from a variety of wild-caught salmon, halibut, cod, rockfish and Alaskan crab.
Shipped Frozen & Free
Shipping is on us. You'll received your order frozen on dry ice.
Enjoy The Catch!
Enjoy your wild-caught seafood. Change or pause your plan at any time.
"Standing 1500 feet above Lake Clark, Alaska, watching wild Alaskan salmon in their pristine spawning grounds, I begin to grasp the miracle of these fish—nourishing native communities and ecosystems for thousands of years. We hope your family is nourished too." ~Captain Luke
Wild-Caught Seafood Boxes
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Alaskan Sockeye Salmon Box
Regular price From $103.00 USDRegular price -
Alaskan Fish Variety Box
Regular price From $126.00 USDRegular price -
Alaskan White Fish Box
Regular price From $126.00 USDRegular price -
Alaskan Halibut Box
Regular price From $175.00 USDRegular price -
Alaskan Sockeye Salmon & King Crab Leg Combo Box
Regular price From $190.00 USDRegular price -
Alaskan Dungeness Crab Box
Regular price From $103.00 USDRegular price -
Alaskan Giant Snow Crab Box
Regular price From $132.00 USDRegular price -
Alaskan Sablefish (Black Cod) Box
Regular price From $150.00 USDRegular price$402.00 USDSale price From $150.00 USDSale