From Frank's Kitchen: A Fish Share Success Story One of the most rewarding parts of my work with Chatham Harvesters Cooperative is hearing directly from our Fish Share members about how our seafood is enriching their lives and kitchens. Recently, Fish Share member Frank reached out with a note that perfectly captures what we strive for every day. He shared his heartfelt gratitude for the entire Chatham Harvesters team. Not only for providing what he called "the absolute best

Back when I was fishing, Scup always seemed to show up in our fish weirs around the same time as the squid. Their arrival was one of those spring markers we came to count on, and whenever they appeared, we were out every day hauling the weirs. Looking back, those moments were the rhythm of the fish season on the water. Of all the fish we harvested, scup were among the easiest to work with. They were one of the few species that seemed to cooperate with the weir instead of figh

Every summer, I invite a few close friends over for what I call my Sea & Farm to Table Supper. It's a simple summer evening in the backyard centered around local harvests from the sea and nearby gardens. It’s one of my favorite traditions: good food, good people, and ingredients with a story behind them. As I started planning this year’s dinner, I knew I wanted to feature a fish you don’t often see at the neighborhood fish market, something deeply connected to my family’s we

Curious about mackerel roe? You’re at the right seafood coop. Roe is a unique local seasonal treat. It brings back many fond memories for me. Every mackerel landing usually came with a handful of roe that we would carefully harvest while filleting the fish. My grandfather was a trap (weir) fisherman. It’s a generational tradition in our family. He would toss butter into a cast-iron pan and fry the roe until it reached a soft, semi-solid consistency. Then he’d grab a piece of