Why can't I find wild shrimp? page

[healthy11]

It seems all the shrimp I can find is farm-raised. Without having much first-hand knowledge of what farm-raised really means I am against it because of everyone else's comments on it and the fact that fish aren't naturally raised in a farm. So... do any of you eat farm-raised shrimp?? Is it okay to eat?

It seems that one day we won't have access to any wild caught fish...

[yodiewan]

I try to avoid them, but I can usually find wild shrimp pretty easily in my grocery store. Have you tried going to a store that only sells seafood? Or do you live somewhere far inland?

[Blackcatbone]

Have you looked in the frozen section? I buy them at Kroger and Publix, if you have them nearby.

[Adrianag]

Whole Foods had two types in the seafood case yesterday.

[NicoleP]

The Emeril brand shrimp are wild caught.

[aktres]

Whole Foods had wild Gulf shrimp on sale this week, but I was afraid to buy them. Was I wrong? Still nervous.

[Mainer]

This season in Maine it ended in March, each year can be different, regardless, check out this link, you can purchase wild Maine shrimp online, it rocks!

http://leslieland.com/2010/02/maine-...alus-borealis/

[dado]

You must go to the Wild.

[healthy11]

I live in the Pacific Northwest so it seems ridiculous not to have easy access to wild shrimp. When I do come across it, which is rare, it's super pricey! I don't have Whole Foods by me. The Kroger brand I found was farm-raised.

[Dragonfly]

I live in the Pacific Northwest so it seems ridiculous not to have easy access to wild shrimp. When I do come across it, which is rare, it's super pricey! I don't have Whole Foods by me. The Kroger brand I found was farm-raised.

Do you live near a food coop? Plenty of wild-caught shrimp available at ours (Port Townsend.)