There is no way around it, shipping small amounts of frozen food and ensuring it remains frozen to your door is difficult and expensive.

I wish I could offer free shipping, I want everyone to have access to sustainable, delicious seafood at a fair price. It is difficult seeing boxes shipped overnight at a rate that doubles the price of the fish.

Some ways to lower shipping costs:

-Buy fish in bulk. In general the more weight is in the package, the cheaper the price per pound. For instance buying two pounds of prawns shipping will cost about $75 however ten pounds of prawns shipping will be about $150. Obviously $15/pound is not ideal but it is much better than 37.50/pound.

- Split orders with your friends and neighbors. I am happy to combine shipments, lowering the per unit cost!

-Look for pop up sales in your area. I will be announcing places to buy fish in the lower 48 throughout next winter. Follow @chugachfishdotcom on instagram

-Email me! Let’s talk about the best way to get you fish!

Fed-Ex Next Day

Fed-ex next day air is the only service I have found to reliably deliver frozen seafood that remains frozen to the home. Unfortunately this option is quite expensive. Rates are calculated at checkout.

Alaska Airlines Goldstreak Service

By far the most economical way to ship fish is through Alaska Airlines cargo check https://www.alaskacargo.com/shipping/locations to see if your local airport is on this list. Many cities have complementary cold storage.

Local Pickup in Anchorage Alaska.

Traveling to Alaska and want to bring some salmon home? Frozen Salmon stays frozen checked in a bag insulated by clothing! Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport even has free cold storage for ticketed customers! Pick up your fish for free in the greater Anchorage area!