Fishmonger · Cold water catch

Old charts. Fresh catch.

Fish, shellfish and crab for the table. Chosen by hand, cut when you order, packed cold and sent out with notes on how to cook it.

Off the boat
Wild caught Chosen from cold water
Cut to order Portioned the day it ships
Cook notes In every pack

Why people stay

Packed like it matters

Every choice is about keeping the first hour of freshness intact.

Iced, never frozen twice

Cold packing starts the moment it leaves the water. Nothing is thawed and frozen again to buy time.

Cut the day it ships

Portioned to order, not pulled from a tray that has been sitting since the start of the week.

Straight off the boat

Small batch

Packed by hand

Wild caught

Chosen from cold water

How it reaches you

From the boat to your bench, in four moves.

No mystery ice, no re-frozen stock. Here is exactly what happens between the deck and your door.

  1. 01

    Iced on deck

    Ice goes on within minutes of landing, so the flesh never sits warm.

  2. 02

    Cut to order

    Fillets and shellfish are portioned the morning they ship, never pre-cut and held.

  3. 03

    Sealed and chilled

    Vacuum sealed with a card that tells you what is inside.

  4. 04

    Tracked to the door

    Every box carries a cold chain check and a live tracking link.

Read the full process

Straight from the bench

What people actually say

Loved by home cooks and small kitchens alike.

The flounder arrived colder than my own fridge. Cooked it that night and it was perfect.
Amelia R. · Verified order
I finally know what I am cooking and where it came from. That alone sold me.
James T. · Verified order
The packing notes told me exactly how long to steam the clams. No guesswork.
Sophie M. · Verified order

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