Seafood Information

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Common name:

Saddletail Snapper

Australian Standard Fish Name: 

Saddletail Snapper

Brief:

Saddletail Snapper are a good eating fish that we source from around Shark Bay. They are a little firmer than other Snapper Species and have a creamier pink colour. Saddletail Snapper are found in the temperate, sub-tropical waters in Shark Bay WA and a

Common name:

Saddletail Snapper

Australian Standard Fish Name: 

Saddletail Snapper

Brief:

Saddletail Snapper are a good eating fish that we source from around Shark Bay. They are a little firmer than other Snapper Species and have a creamier pink colour. Saddletail Snapper are found in the temperate, sub-tropical waters in Shark Bay WA and all along the Northern Coasts of Australia.
 They are mostly line caught, with some also being caught in fish traps which definitely results in worse quality fillets.

Recommended cooking method:

The fillets have a tendency to shrink but are well suited to being battered, crumbed or grilled.

Description: 

Firm with a creamy pink colour.

Flavour: 

Low to medium/low fishiness, slightly moist. 

Common Name:

Rankin Cod, also known as White Blotched Cod

Australian Standard Fish Name:

Rankin Cod

Brief:

Rankin Cod is a spectacular and highly sought after species of fish, caught in the Tropical/ Sub-Tropical waters of WA’s North, particularly around the Pilbara.

Recommended cooking method:

Rankin Cod is great cooked any way - although it 

Common Name:

Rankin Cod, also known as White Blotched Cod

Australian Standard Fish Name:

Rankin Cod

Brief:

Rankin Cod is a spectacular and highly sought after species of fish, caught in the Tropical/ Sub-Tropical waters of WA’s North, particularly around the Pilbara.

Recommended cooking method:

Rankin Cod is great cooked any way - although it can be a little tough sometimes when grilled.

Description:

Large Pearly white firm meaty flakes.

Flavour:

A mild, sweet and delicate flavour with a little good oiliness on the finish.

Common Name:

Goldband Snapper

Australian Standard Fish Name:

Goldband Snapper

Brief:

Goldband Snapper is one of the best snapper species we source from around the Shark Bay/ Gascoyne region of W.A

Recommended cooking method:

Goldband Snapper is suited to being grilled, battered or crumbed.

Description:

Pearly white, meaty fillets with some off w

Common Name:

Goldband Snapper

Australian Standard Fish Name:

Goldband Snapper

Brief:

Goldband Snapper is one of the best snapper species we source from around the Shark Bay/ Gascoyne region of W.A

Recommended cooking method:

Goldband Snapper is suited to being grilled, battered or crumbed.

Description:

Pearly white, meaty fillets with some off white and darker flesh close to the skin.

Texture:

Medium sized soft to medium flakes.

Flavour:

Mild, Semi sweet and clean flavour, touch of oiliness on the finishand ethical suppliers whenever possible.