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Alaska:
Every
May through September, the Fundrifter can be found in South Central Alaska -
in the beautiful town of Cordova. To the west is the Prince
William Sound, home to the most fragile and diverse wildlife preserve
in the world. To the east - the wetlands of the Copper River Delta. The Delta
is 70 miles wide when it meets the Gulf of Alaska (300 miles), and is
comprised of 700,000 acres of wetland. This area is home to
brown bear, moose, trumpeter swans, and the world's largest
concentration of migrating shore birds. It is also the home to
three of the world's finest species of wild salmon...Copper River King
(Chinook), Sockeye (Red) and Coho (Silver).
Salmon Fishing: As a commercial salmon fisherman, I spend the summer months mostly on my boat, pictured at left. Fishing for Copper River wild salmon is one of the most challenging jobs I can imagine. Not only is the salmon coming from abundant, healthy natural runs, but the fish are the highest quality available, and the Alaska Department of Fish & Game carefully regulates the fisheries for long-term health. On top of that, the product sells itself, because of its superior deep orange color, luxuriant texture and flavor, and endless health benefits, the Copper River salmon deserves the recognition it receives. Want some? There are so many advantages to eating wild salmon over farmed salmon -- click here for a comparison. Please continue to read this page for ordering information. |
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