Canned Fish Source / Help!

[Lindacakes]

A few months ago I got a catalogue in the mail from a fishery in the northwest. Maybe Seattle, maybe British Columbia. They canned their own fish and they had many types -- tuna, mackerel, salmon, oysters, etc.

I don't know why I threw this catalogue away, maybe you had to buy it by the case.

But I'm haunted and I'd like to get my hands on a source for good canned seafood. I found this, but it isn't the one: http://www.thefishery.ca/index.html

Does anyone know what company this might be or have a source for excellent canned seafood? Wahoo? I once ordered a case of canned wahoo from an enterprising Hawaiian woman but she's since stopped trading in wahoo . . .

My current favorite for sardines is Angelo Parodi.

[Franci]

Could be vital choice?

[djyee100]

???? Don't know anything about these guys, but they came up on my search.

http://www.similarsites.com/goto/oregonschoice.com?searchedsite=oregonschoice.com

[Lindacakes]

Neither one is the one I'm looking for, but both good alternatives.

[boudin noir]

Expensive, but high quality - La Tienda. Sardines, tuna, anchovies.

[lindag]

I'm guessing it wasTuna Guys Tuna company. http://www.tunaguys.net/dda/b/tg/build.asp?page=Home

Edited October 29, 2013 by lindag (log)

[Lindacakes]

None of these is it, but all good.

This article in the Washington Post about Paula Wolfert's memory loss --

http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/food/paula-wolfert-coping-by-cooking/2013/10/28/84599cf2-3b22-11e3-a94f-b58017bfee6c_story.html

mentions Vital Choice --

http://www.vitalchoice.com