Alaskan Halibut

There are many ways to cook halibut. Have you tried cooking it in your oven?

This video of Captain Tony and Chef Lasse Sorensen from Tom's Place and Food is Love shows how easy it is to cook halibut in the oven.

Alaskan Halibut

Starting at: $127.95

Rating of this product is 5.00 out of 5.
  • Premium Halibut: Sourced from the icy waters of Alaska, our Wild Caught Halibut is loved for its white, flaky texture and mild but sweet flavor.
  • Sustainably Harvested: Our halibut is caught using environmentally responsible methods that help maintain the health and sustainability of fish populations and marine habitats
  • Versatile: Perfect for various cooking methods, including baking, grilling, and frying
  • Nutrient-Rich: Packed with high-quality protein, omega-3 fatty acids, and essential nutrients, our halibut supports a healthy, balanced diet
  • Perfectly Portioned: Each fillets is approximately 8 – 12 oz & serve 1-2 people
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There are many ways to cook halibut. Have you tried cooking it in your oven?

This video of Captain Tony and Chef Lasse Sorensen from Tom's Place and Food is Love shows how easy it is to cook halibut in the oven.

We are proud to offer the highest quality Halibut at the lowest price available. Wild Alaska Salmon & Seafood Company is a 100% fisherman family owned business delivering a sustainable renewable resource that’s both healthy and delicious.  Taste the difference when you buy Wild Halibut direct from Captain Tony!

This sustainably harvested, abundant natural resource is an excellent source of protein. 100% all natural product comes directly from nature with no preservatives. These skinless boneless portions come individually vacuum packed. Perfectly sized portions are approximately 8 – 12 oz and serve 1-2 people.

  • The 2 lb. box contains approximately 3-4 portions
  • The 5 lb. box contains approximately 9-11 portions
  • The 10 lb. box contains approximately 18-22 portions
  • The 20 lb. box contains approximately 36-44 portions

Facts About Our Wild Alaskan Halibut:

  1. Halibut is a common name for two species of flatfish.
  2. Halibut (flatfish) are members of the family of right-eye flounders.
  3. Halibut are the largest of all flounders/flatfish. They have an average commercial catch weight of 25-30 lbs but can weigh over 600 lbs and be up to 8 feet long.
  4. These fish are unusual and interesting looking fish. Check out some images of halibut.
  5. A 5.5 oz/155 gram (approximately ½ of a fillet) fillet of Atlantic or Alaskan Halibut provides 220 calories, 42 grams of protein, 0 grams of carbohydrates and 5 grams of fat (no saturated fat and 40 calories from fat).
  6. Halibut is one of the safest fish to eat as far as mercury contamination is concerned. It contains some fat, but mostly the heart healthy monounsaturated and polyunsaturated kind. It’s also very high in selenium, which the body needs for detoxification and preventing DNA damage.
  7. Halibut is a lean fish with mild, sweet tasting white flesh, large flakes and a firm but tender texture.
  8. Sustainably harvested and wild caught from the icy waters of remote Alaska.

From Wikipedia…
“Alaskan halibut have diamond-shaped bodies. They are more elongated than most flatfishes, the width being about one-third of the length. It has a high arch in the lateral line over the pectoral fin, and a crescent-shaped tail, which is different from other flat fishes. Small scales are embedded in the skin. Halibut have both eyes on their dark upper side. The color on the dark side varies, but tends to assume the coloration of the ocean bottom. The underside is lighter, appearing more like the sky from below. This color adaptation allows halibut to avoid detection by both prey and predator. They are one of the largest flatfish (only surpassed by the closely related Atlantic halibut), and can weigh up to 500 lb and grow to over 8 ft long.”

Your orders are securely packed in insulated boxes with plenty of dry ice, ensuring they arrive frozen. We ship Monday through Thursday, with deliveries scheduled from Tuesday to Friday. Please note that we do not ship on weekends or for Monday deliveries; this includes all expedited shipping options. For more details on our shipping practices or any questions, visit our Shipping & Packaging page or contact us directly.

For serving and care information related to all of our seafood products, please see our Storing, Thawing, and Cooking page.

Recipes We Know You'll Love

Lemongrass-poached Alaska Halibut
by Josh Hermes posted December 14, 2022

The clean and bright combination of lemongrass and ginger with broth makes an incredibly light and flavorful Halibut recipe. Perfect for warm days and cold beers on the Mekong… or the Yukon!

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Poached Alaskan Halibut
Seared Halibut with Pistachio Pesto
Seared Halibut Pasta with Pistachio Pesto and Roasted Tomatoes
by Wild Alaska posted July 9, 2021

This halibut recipe brings delicate Mediterranean flavors to your dinner table. We suggest serving it with rice and a Greek salad for a healthy and clean-eating experience.

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Reviews for Alaskan Halibut (11)

  1. Rated 5 out of 5.

    piserdeals@yahoo.com (verified purchase)

    I had Never bought mail order fish until I found this company. I read reviews & called & talked to them.
    This is The Freshest halibut I have ever had & that includes visiting Alaska & dining there.!! The stuff I buy here in Fl at my local fish market pails in comparison.
    I have defrosted in my frig then ended up going out & not cooking it for 3-4 days. Still Does Not Smell Fishy!! That has Never happened with fish I bought at the fish market. It’s been thrown away cause it’s smelled fishy, Never with this fish!!
    I bought soo much 8/2019 that I’m just now running out & let me tell ya.... when I defrost it, it smells like the Ocean still!! Never fishy
    I am Very Happy!!