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Reefnet Salmon

Anthony's Restaurants is Proud to Feature
a Northwest Delicacy
Reefnet Caught Wild Lummi Island Sockeye Salmon!

Reefnetting is one of the oldest fishing methods in the world and was practiced by Native Americans in the Puget Sound. Utilizing this method, fishermen and women wait for the salmon to swim over the net, then the nets are raised scooping the fish from the water into holding pens. According to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife "mortality and bycatch are lower than with any other fishing gear" making this a very selective and sustainable fishery.

"The Fraser River bound sockeye are deep red in color, high in Omega 3 and one of the best eating salmon in the world," says Tim Ferleman, "the fishing and processing methods of this fishery results in a wonderful, premier quality salmon."

Due to the unique fishing practices, availability is limited, so please check daily to see which restaurants are offering this Northwest delight.

Thursday, September 2, 2010:
Anthony's at Columbia Point
Anthony's at Gig Harbor
Anthony's at the Old Mill District ~ Bend, OR
Anthony's at Sinclair Inlet ~ Bremerton
Anthony's at Spokane Falls
Anthony's at Squalicum Harbor
Anthony's Hearthfire Grill ~ Squalicum Harbor Bellingham
Anthony's Hearthfire Grill ~ NorthPoint Olympia
Anthony's HomePort Des Moines
Anthony's HomePort Edmonds
Anthony's HomePort Everett
Anthony's HomePort Kirkland
Anthony's HomePort Olympia
Anthony's HomePort Shilshole Bay
Anthony's Pier 66
Anthony's Woodfire Grill
Chinook's at Salmon Bay
Harbor Lights

For more information of reefnet fishing, visit the following links:
Lummi Island Wild
Seattle Post-Intelligencer