Maine Cape Shark
Locally caught Cape Shark are primarily available in New England from April through July and October through January. Cape Shark, are small sharks abundant in the western Atlantic Ocean from the Mid-Atlantic states to Newfoundland. The most abundant species found in...
Maine Shrimp
Buy Fresh Maine Shrimp |Port Clyde Fresh Catch is a Maine Fishermen's Cooperative| The regular Maine Shrimp season has been cancelled this year due to a low shrimp biomass in the Gulf of Maine. Eight boats have been selected to make research trips to help improve the...
Jonah Crab Meat
Nothing beats the wonderful flavor of Maine’s freshest Jonah crab meat.
Jonah Crab Claws
Ready to Eat Jonah Crab Claws
we do all the work for you with these ready to eat Jonah Crab Claws! They arrive at your door already cooked and picked out of their shells, ready for you to serve! Try serving these succulent, ready to eat Jonah crab claws as appetizers at your next party, they are the fun way to enjoy the freshest Maine crab available! Delicious dipped in butter, your favorite cocktail sauce, or plain, you will love the sweet taste of crab this fresh. Port Clyde Fresh Catch Jonah crabs are harvest from the Gulf of Maine and then immediately cooked in our Port Clyde, Maine based processing facility. Jonah crab claws are available fresh or frozen. 23-25 Claws make up 1 pound.
Also available are our Fresh Whole Jonah Crab Claws
Trying these succulent cooked Jonah crab claws as appetizers at your next party, they are the fun way to enjoy the freshest Maine crab available. You’ll have a blast cracking open these tasty crab claws and pulling the sweet crab meat from within them! 1 order is 12 claws! Just let us know in the form below if you are looking for whole crab claws or just the delicious crab claw meat.
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Fresh Fish
Fresh Fish Our fish are what are known as Groundfish. This is because the fishermen target fish that live near the bottom or " ground" under the ocean. This fishery has been heavily regulated for many years due to over fishing in the past. The fishery is now...