New Year: Same Diet?

Happy End to the Holiday Season

You made it through the marathon cooking sessions, the marathon family time, the mountain of cookies, the last-minute dash for gifts. Congratulations.
We’re proud of you, and we hope you are too.

And we especially hope that your holiday table was graced with a little Wild for Salmon seafood.
If not — there’s always the new year.

A Fresh Start, the Wild Way

As January unfolds, there’s a universal whisper in the air: Eat more seafood.
Doctors, trainers, friends, that one relative who swears by Omega-3s — even your favorite fishermen are all saying the same thing.

And for good reason.
The American Heart Association, American Diabetes Association, Whole 30, and Keto Diet all recommend seafood a few times each week. It’s even written into the Dietary Guidelines for Americans: fish belongs on your plate.

For the Faithful & the Newly Curious

For some of you, this isn’t news. You’ve been stocking your freezer with sustainably harvested, wild-caught seafoodfrom Wild for Salmon for years — part of your everyday rhythm.

For others, the new year means new habits, new recipes, new routines.
Maybe your fresh start includes eating more fish. Don’t overthink it — we’ve got you.

Our Promise: Easy, Transparent, Delicious

At Wild for Salmon, we believe that eating better shouldn’t be complicated.
Every fillet, scallop, shrimp, and salmon burger on our site is:

Wild-caught — never farmed.
Sustainably sourced — often by our very own team of fishermen.
Frozen at peak freshness and shipped directly to your door with dry ice.

What you see is what we catch — clean, honest seafood from Alaska’s wild waters to your table.

Take the #Seafood2xwk Pledge

We’ve teamed up with the Seafood Nutrition Partnership, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit on a mission to “inspire a healthier America through awareness of the essential benefits of eating seafood.”

Join us in taking the #Seafood2xwk pledge — a simple commitment to enjoying seafood twice a week.
Explore their recipes, get inspired, and add your name to the growing map of seafood lovers making the same promise.

Maybe It’s Time for a Dinner Party?

Here’s to full hearts, clear minds, and healthy plates in the year ahead.
Here’s to more wild seafood, more flavor, and more moments around the table.