Black Sea Bass

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14 - 4 oz+ Portions Black Sea Bass

Temporarily Out Of Stock Market Price: $114.95

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East Coast Wild Caught Black Sea Bass

Black sea bass flesh is firm and lean, and cooks up with a mild, delicate flavor. It works perfectly in striped bass recipes, and with most any fish seasonings or sauces. Perfect for pan roasting, baking and grilling

These relatively small fish in the grouper family are sustainably wild caught from Cape Cod to Cape Hatteras. Ours are pot-caught by local watermen in the waters off Ocean City, Maryland - a Seafood Watch Best Choice.

Shipping Information:

Shipping is free on all orders. We will ship your package via FedEx Ground*, unless your location is west coast in which case we will automatically ship with FedEx Express for a 2 to 3 day Transit. Your package will take 1 to 3 days to arrive to you once it is shipped. We do not ship across weekends because shipping time extends past the effectiveness of dry ice.

Orders placed on Monday thru Wednesday will ship same day if placed before 12pm.
Orders placed after 12pm Monday thru Tuesday will be shipped the following day.
Orders placed on Wednesday after 12pm thru Sunday will ship Monday, with the following exception:
Orders placed on Wednesday thru Thursday before 12pm within (NC, SC & VA only) will ship same day, since delivery takes one day.

We are unable to ship to PO boxes or FPO or APO addresses. Currently we are able to ship only to continental US addresses.

* FedEx Ground is our standard, cost-effective shipping. If you prefer to be shipped via FedEx 2-day (and you are not located on the west coast) or Next Day Express, please call or email us via our Contact page.

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black sea bass sourcing from ocean city, MD

We’re supporting healthy, abundant oceans by partnering with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch® program, and we're making changes to source only environmentally responsible seafood. Learn more at seafoodwatch.org