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RandMJacobs
Explorer
Jun 05, 2016

Bringing fish back to US from Alaska via Canada

Hoping to have successful fishing while in Alaska. As best as I can tell, as long as we are within regs in Alaska, and the fish is frozen and vacuum sealed, that we should have no issue bringing it from Alaska into Canada and then from Canada into the US (likely via a Washington state crossing). So, can anyone verify my info is correct and that I should have no worries?
  • Grit_dog's avatar
    Grit_dog
    Navigator
    Jun 07, 2016
    Fishhunter wrote:
    No problem. In fact I'm taking a small freezer full of moose meat and fish out this fall.


    Little optimistic eh?
    Jk. Good luck, I'm jealous....
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    pigman1
    Explorer
    Jun 05, 2016
    No problems. We bring a 17 cu ft chest freezer down FULL of salmon, halibut and shrimp as well as a 3 1/2 cu ft basement freezer and a residential refrigerator freezer full. We do not sell it, but it takes us 2 years to eat it. YUMMMM! Fishing in Alaska is to die for.
  • RandMJacobs's avatar
    RandMJacobs
    Explorer
    Jun 05, 2016
    Fishhunter wrote:
    No problem. In fact I'm taking a small freezer full of moose meat and fish out this fall.


    We bought a small 3.5 cu.ft freezer too for this. No moose, but really hoping for good salmon/halibut/lingcod fishing.
  • Fishhunter's avatar
    Fishhunter
    Explorer
    Jun 05, 2016
    No problem. In fact I'm taking a small freezer full of moose meat and fish out this fall.

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