Community Dock Seafood aligns closely with the Local Catch Network by upholding shared values of responsibly caught, community-based seafood. As part of this movement, we prioritize transparency, fair wages for fishers, and environmentally responsible harvesting practices. Like Local Catch, we believe in shortening the seafood supply chain—connecting consumers directly with their fishers. Through our Seafood Share program, we provide traceable, high-quality seafood that reinforces the network’s commitment to a just, healthy, and sustainable seafood system.
Community Dock Seafood
907-305-0430
About Community Dock Seafood
Alaska caught, Vermont sold seafood. Run by Maria (the wife), and fish predominately caught by Lynn (the husband), the owners of Community Dock Seafood believe in transparency and are proud to tell you exactly where our seafood comes from, how it was caught, and who caught it. We want to create a connection between you, the seafood, and the dedicated fishers who provide it. By supporting us, you are supporting responsibly caught fishing practices and local communities.
Seafood Offered
Black cod, Dungeness crab, Halibut, King crab, Lingcod, Prawns, Rockfish, Salmon, Shrimp, Snapper8
Locations
5
Number of Fishermen Sourced From
2,022
Years in Business
What are the Local Catch Values in Action?
Our “values in action” reflect how members of our network implement our core values in practice. Through the intentional work of LCN and applying the core values, these elements emerge. The values in action are not meant to be criteria or requirements for network members, but instead help describe how we will achieve our mission and vision and help anchor and guide our work.
- Catch and Handle with Honor
- Community-Based Fisheries
- Eating with the Ecosystem
- Equitable Seafood Systems
- Fair Access
- Fair Pricing
- Holistic Fisheries Management
- Honoring Our Ecosystems
- Learning Through Exchange
- Traceable and Simple Supply Chains
How does Community Dock Seafood implement these values?