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800 Fish Dock Rd · Homer, AK A 7 Seas operation

Gallery

The work on the Spit

Halibut off the boats, sockeye through the line, and product on its way to market — a look at a season on the Homer Spit.

  • Craning a brailer bag of halibut up off the boat Craning a brailer bag of halibut up off the boat
  • Offloading a fisherman's fresh catch of halibut Offloading a fisherman's fresh catch of halibut
  • The crane operator brings up bags of halibut The crane operator brings up bags of halibut
  • Positioning totes for the halibut offload Positioning totes for the halibut offload
  • Sizing and sorting the halibut Sizing and sorting the halibut
  • Belly-icing and toting up the day's fish Belly-icing and toting up the day's fish
  • De-racking frozen sockeye for the glaze tank De-racking frozen sockeye for the glaze tank
  • Loading frozen sockeye onto the trailer Loading frozen sockeye onto the trailer
  • Forklifting totes of frozen sockeye to the container Forklifting totes of frozen sockeye to the container
  • Loading the trailer — up to 40,000 lb net Loading the trailer — up to 40,000 lb net
  • Product headed to market — U.S. and Canada Product headed to market — U.S. and Canada
  • Pulling salmon roe from the flash freezer Pulling salmon roe from the flash freezer
  • A rack out of the flash freezer A rack out of the flash freezer
  • Stacking frozen salmon roe bound for Japan Stacking frozen salmon roe bound for Japan
  • Roe packed for the Japanese market Roe packed for the Japanese market
  • Nick: this tote's ready for the truck Nick: this tote's ready for the truck
  • Jeff working the offload crane Jeff working the offload crane
  • Spit locals — gull chicks waiting on lunch Spit locals — gull chicks waiting on lunch
  • A mother gull keeps watch over her three A mother gull keeps watch over her three
  • The Homer Spit from the air — 4.5 miles into Kachemak Bay The Homer Spit from the air — 4.5 miles into Kachemak Bay
  • The small-boat harbor out at the end of the Spit The small-boat harbor out at the end of the Spit
  • Boats in the harbor, mountains across Kachemak Bay Boats in the harbor, mountains across Kachemak Bay
  • The Homer Spit harbor — an earlier era The Homer Spit harbor — an earlier era
  • Offloading at the Spit dock, years back Offloading at the Spit dock, years back
  • AFF totes stacked outside 'the fish factory' AFF totes stacked outside 'the fish factory'
  • The Fish Factory sign on the dock The Fish Factory sign on the dock
  • The 'Welcome to the SPIT' sign The 'Welcome to the SPIT' sign
  • Halibut coming off the boat Halibut coming off the boat
  • Hauling a brailer bag of sockeye off the tender Hauling a brailer bag of sockeye off the tender
  • The crew running sockeye The crew running sockeye
  • Forklifting insulated totes onto the truck Forklifting insulated totes onto the truck
  • Nick Heras in the plant office Nick Heras in the plant office
  • Bill Lancaster on the dock — the biggest flag in Homer behind him Bill Lancaster on the dock — the biggest flag in Homer behind him
  • Jeff Choinski on the dock crane Jeff Choinski on the dock crane
Alaskan Fish Factory

800 Fish Dock Rd
Homer, AK 99603
On the Homer Spit

Reach us through the Fishermen & Tenders, Wholesale, or Work With Us forms and we’ll follow up.

Or email info [at] alaskanfishfactory.com.

Fishermen & Tenders

Reliable offloading and processing across Cook Inlet. Get in touch about supplying us this season.

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Wholesale & Supply

Bulk and seasonal supply of Cook Inlet sockeye and Homer halibut, backed by 7 Seas.

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Seasonal Work

Hiring crews for the winter cod and summer sockeye harvests — hard, well-paid seasonal work on the Spit.

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Long-Term Roles

Not just for the summer — steady, year-round roles on production and the line come up too.

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Alaskan Fish Factory is an offloading & processing facility in Homer, Alaska. It’s part of the 7 Seas group of companies, based in Vancouver, BC. In Vancouver? Visit the 7 Seas Fish Market. Rolling through Edmonton oil country? Grab some fish protein at 7 Seas Alberta.
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