Gracie Fish
36° N / Pacific
00:00:00 PT
One hook
One line
One fish
at a time
36.598° N / -121.981° W — position withheld
Enter the water↓We do not cast nets.
We do not harvest volume.
We wait for a single fish.
Gracie Fish — hook and line only
§ 03The method
01
Locate
Sounder, tide, bait sign. We move until the water reads right, or we go home.
02
Select
Size and species are decided before the hook goes down.
03
Take
Barbless single hook. One fish on the line at a time.
04
Bleed
Bled and spiked on deck within seconds of landing.
05
Ice
Slurry to the core. Temperature logged, not estimated.
06
Deliver
Off the deck and into a kitchen the same morning.
§ 04Gracie Fish catch record — last 14 days
Petrale Sole
05:0760–80 fmMV Fog Signal3 ft / W4.1 lbChinook Salmon
04:1920–35 fmMV Slack Tide1 ft / calm18.4 lbVermilion Rockfish
06:5540–55 fmMV Nine Fathom4 ft / NW6.2 lbWhite Seabass
02:5815–25 fmMV Fog Signal2 ft / SW27.6 lbCoordinates withheld. Landing times logged at the dock.
Gracie Fish — the fleet
Three boats.
Four fishermen.
No assembly line.
§ 06Why it matters
Rare by Nature.
Our micro-fleet lands one fish at a time using highly selective handgear—minimizing bycatch and contact with the seafloor.
We fish only when species, season, stock and regulations align with current Seafood Watch and California guidance. Every catch is handled and iced on deck, then traced by species, vessel, gear and landing time.
There are easier ways to catch more. We choose to catch better.
— Gracie Fish
§ 07The kitchen
From the Pacific to the pass.
With almost nothing in between.
Gracie Fish — caught for exacting kitchens.
00:00:00 PT — 36.598° N / -121.981° W
The next catch is
never guaranteed.
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No inventory. No promises.