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What to eat in North America? Top 7 North American Fishes

Last update: Sat Mar 22 2025
Top 7 North American Fishes
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Best North American Fishes

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ALASKA, United States of America
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Smoked King Salmon from Wildfish Cannery is a premium, hand-packed product made from the richest and fattiest of all salmon species, the King salmon. Sourced from Southeast Alaska and harvested using sustainable troll-caught (hook-and-line) methods, this product is known for its deep flavor and smooth texture.


It's smoked with natural wood, seasoned with garlic, black pepper, salt, and pure cane sugar, creating a perfect balance of savory, smoky goodness. Whether you're snacking on it by itself or adding it to salads and pastas, the Smoked King Salmon promises a rich, flavorful experience. 
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PACIFIC GROVE, United States of America
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Smoked Rainbow Trout from Fishwife is a premium tinned seafood product made from sustainably raised rainbow trout. The fish is slow-smoked in small batches over beechwood, giving it a unique caramelized exterior and a buttery, flaky interior. It's hand-packed in olive oil, which enhances its savory, smoky flavor with a hint of sweetness.


Each bite offers a delicate balance of rich smokiness and tender fish, making it a versatile ingredient for a wide range of dishes. Whether served on toast, tossed in a salad, or paired with crackers, this trout brings a gourmet touch to any meal.

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