Fresh Crab

Delicious fresh (never-frozen) king crab legs & claws.  This fresh crab has a delicate richness that is simply superior to frozen crab. It's sweet taste will utterly amaze you.
 
We promise you these will be some of the best tasting crab legs you have ever tried.

We are proud to offer you this delicious treat to be savored with your family and friends. Quantities are limited, so don't let this opportunity to experience the best king crab you have ever had slip by!

For even more information, please read our fresh crab FAQs & Cade's Blog article- "2008 Alaska King Crab"

Also Available:
Captain's Reserve, Alaska King Crab,
Dungeness Crab, Snow Crab, Split Legs

Fresh Alaska Snow Crab

Fresh King Crab Nutrition

Serving size: 100 grams

Source: Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute

Serving Sizes

2 to 3 pounds of fresh crab will serve 2 people easily.  If you're having a crab feast or are serving a group of crab lovers, we recommend 1 to 1 1/2 pounds per person.

Storing & Refrigeration

We will ship your fresh crab via FedEx Overnight service, directly from Alaska.  It will arrive chilled in an insulated seafood box.  Fresh king crab should be refrigerated immediately and served within 2 days of arrival.  Left-over king crab (which is rare) should be used within a couple days of your meal.

Size and Packaging

Our fresh king crab legs are individual legs and claws. Legs and claws average 1/4 to 1/2 pound each. We do not ship broken pieces or tips and knuckles parts, just whole legs and claws.

Cooking King Crab

Here's some great tips for buying, serving, and preparing king crab legs from the experts.

King Crab Recipes

Browse our large collection of king crab recipes and find an exciting recipe to fix your crab legs with.

Golden King Crab

Alaska's Bering Sea is home of Alaska's Golden king crab fishery. They are mainly caught in the waters surrounding the Aleutian Islands. They are also caught in Southeast Alaskan waters too. Golden king crab live at much deeper depths than Alaska's other king crab, the red and blue king crab. Golden king crab are also called Brown king crab and are smaller than red or blue king crab. They are caught using baited crab pots which are lowered to the ocean bottom.

Red King Crab

Alaska's main red king crab fishery takes place primarily in the frigid waters of Bristol Bay which is located in the Bering Sea. As shown on the Discovery Channel's popular show, the Deadliest Catch, king crab are caught using baited crab pots which are lowered to the ocean's floor. Because the fishery has changed from a derby-style fishery to a quota-style fishery, the slower-pace of the fishery now provides the ability to offer fresh king crab for several months out of the year.

Norton Sound Red King Crab

Norton Sound is located on the west coast of northern Alaska. On her northern shores lies the famous town of Nome. Recently, a large seafood plant was built in Nome to harvest king crab and other Alaska seafood. Many of the Norton Sound fishermen are based in Nome as well. Red king crab caught within the Norton Sound district are allowed to be smaller than the larger size restrictions that the main Bristol Bay red king crab fishery holds.

Snow Crab

Snow crab is fished for within the Bering Sea and actually consists of two kinds of crab; Opilio and Bairdi crab. These fisheries started in the 60's and use the same methods that are used to capture king crab. Large pots are lowered to the ocean's bottom baited with herring and cod to let "soak" then lifted back to the surface to harvest the crab.