SOUSA SEAFOOD is the leading day-boat supplier of seafood in New England.

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The drop downs below list our most popular native and imported seafood. See FishBase for details about each species.
Fresh Wild Fish
More Fresh Wild Fish
Steak and Grilling Fish
Live Lobsters
Fresh Scallops
Live and Fresh Shellfish
Previously Frozen
Farm Raised Fresh
Cod—Gadus morhua
PLUS THE FIVE FLOUNDER TYPES BELOW:
Blackback (Georges Bank or Winter Flounder, or for large fillets Lemon Sole)—Pseudopleuronectes americanus
- whole (large, market, or scrod)
- fillet (large, market, or scrod)
- whole (large or scrod)
- fillet (large or scrod)
- whole (large or medium)
- fillet (large or medium)
PLUS THE FIVE FLOUNDER TYPES BELOW:
Blackback (Georges Bank or Winter Flounder, or for large fillets Lemon Sole)—Pseudopleuronectes americanus
- whole (large, medium, or small)
- fillet (large/Lemon Sole, medium, small)
- whole (large, medium, or small)
- fillet (large, medium, or small)
- whole (large, medium, or small)
- fillet (large, medium, or small)
- whole (large, medium, or small)
- fillet (large, medium, or small)
- whole (large, medium, or small)
- fillet (large, medium, or small)
Bluefish—Pomatomus saltatrix
- whole
- fillet
- whole (large or medium)
- fillet
- headless (large or small tails)
- fillets
- whole
- fillet
- skin on wings
Halibut Atlantic—Hippoglossus hippoglossus
Wild, saltwater (not Hybrid Striped Bass)
- whole
- fletch or fillet
- whole
- fillet
Wild, saltwater (not Hybrid Striped Bass)
- whole
- fillet
- whole
- loins
- whole
- loins
Homarus americanus
- chix
- quarters
- halves
- deuces
- selects
- jumbos
Bay Scallops—Argopecten irradians
Sea Scallops—Placopecten magellanicus
- 60 count up
Sea Scallops—Placopecten magellanicus
- U–10 count
- U–12 count
- 10–20 count
- 20–30 count
CLAMS— THE FOUR TYPES BELOW:
Hardshell (Northern Quahog)—Mercenaria mercenaria
Ocean Quahog (Maine, Mahogany, or Black Clam)—Arctica islandica
Softshell (Steamer Clam)—Mya arenaria
Softshell (shucked)
PLUS AN ADDITIONAL THREE TYPES OF SHELLFISH:
Mussels (Blue Mussels)—Prince Edward Island farm raised—Mytilus edulis
Oysters—Crassostrea virginica
Squid—Loligo Spp
Hardshell (Northern Quahog)—Mercenaria mercenaria
- littleneck
- countneck
- cherrystone
Ocean Quahog (Maine, Mahogany, or Black Clam)—Arctica islandica
Softshell (Steamer Clam)—Mya arenaria
Softshell (shucked)
- minced
- strips
- pints
- gallons
PLUS AN ADDITIONAL THREE TYPES OF SHELLFISH:
Mussels (Blue Mussels)—Prince Edward Island farm raised—Mytilus edulis
Oysters—Crassostrea virginica
Squid—Loligo Spp
- uncleaned
- cleaned tubes and tentacles
Alaskan Cod—Gadus macrocephalus
Chilean Sea Bass (Patagonian Toothfish)—Dissostichus eleginoides
Flounder—various species
Haddock—Melanogrammus aeglefinus
Squid—Loligo Spp
- fillets
Chilean Sea Bass (Patagonian Toothfish)—Dissostichus eleginoides
- loins
Flounder—various species
- fillets
Haddock—Melanogrammus aeglefinus
- fillets
Squid—Loligo Spp
- uncleaned
- cleaned tubes and tentacles
Atlantic Salmon—Salmo salar
Barramundi—Lates calcarifer
Fresh water
Catfish—Ictalurus punctuates
Hybrid Striped Bass—Morone chrysops x Morone saxatilis
Fresh water
Rainbow Trout—Oncorhynchus mykis
Fresh water
Steelhead—Oncorhynchus mykis
Fresh water
Tilapia—Oreochromis niloticus
- whole
- steak
- fillet
- portions
Barramundi—Lates calcarifer
Fresh water
- whole
- fillet
Catfish—Ictalurus punctuates
- whole dressed
- fillet
Hybrid Striped Bass—Morone chrysops x Morone saxatilis
Fresh water
- whole
- fillet
Rainbow Trout—Oncorhynchus mykis
Fresh water
- whole dressed
- fillet
- butterfly fillet
Steelhead—Oncorhynchus mykis
Fresh water
- whole dressed
- fillet
Tilapia—Oreochromis niloticus
- fillet
HIGHLIGHT: We use an ozone spray system to purify and ice our products. Never, ever do we treat our seafood with chemicals!
HIGHLIGHT: We fully support sustainable fishing practices. We monitor our suppliers’ harvest locations, catch volumes, and fishing methods, and we endorse initiatives that improve fisheries administration.
HIGHLIGHT: We provide our regular clients with custom-designed Fish Facts that fulfill their wants and needs. All are succinct and informative, some use humor and wit, and many have illustrations and photographs. Typically, they also contain details about genus, physique, habitat, catch methods, preparation and cooking tips, recipes, and/or more. To access our catalog of Fish Facts, contact our director of retail and new business at chuck@sousaseafood.com.





