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Sustainable Seafood,
Made Simple.

We make it easy for you to enjoy high-quality, sustainably sourced seafood that directly supports small-scale, independent Canadian fishing families.

Become a Member

How it works:

  1. Step 1: Become a member.

    Enjoy a year’s worth of seafood, starting at $100. If you want more seafood, you can top up anytime.

  2. Step 2: Shop online.

    Order what you want, when you want. Choose from wild and sustainably caught salmon, halibut, spot prawns, tuna, and much more.

  3. Step 3: Collect your catch.

    Choose your date and location. We’ll ship your seafood to one of our 100+ convenient pick-up locations across Canada. Collect and enjoy!

A Membership That Matters

We do things a little differently. Each year, the money you commit at the start of the season (aka your share credit) is used to guide our fishing plans, so that we only catch what is needed for the year ahead, and to pay our fishers fairly. Your membership gives you access to the highest quality, wild, sustainable seafood caught by small-scale independent fishing families while helping build a more just and equitable food system.

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Pick-Up Locations Across Canada

With more than 100 pick-up locations, you’ll find a convenient location near you. Order from our online store, select your local Skipper Otto Community Partner, and choose an upcoming pick-up time. Once we’ve delivered your order, simply pop in during the store’s several-day pick-up window and collect your catch.

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60-Day Money Back Guarantee

We know you’ll love being a Skipper Otto member! But if you decide it’s not the right fit for you, just let us know and we'll refund the unspent amount of your share within 60 days of becoming a member.

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Elevate your home-cooked meals with the amazing taste and quality of our seafood while supporting small-scale independent Canadian fisheries in coastal and Indigenous communities.

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