-FREE STANDARD SHIPPING!- alaska Smokehouse JUMBO Smoked Salmon 3 Pack! Really hungry for Smoked Salmon but find it too hard to decide which Salmon to select? Then try our new JUMBO three-pack sampler. Now receive 8 ounces of Smoked Salmon Natural Style, 8 ounces of our Pepper Garlic Smoked Salmon, and 8 ounces of Smoked Salmon Sockeye Style instead of the traditional 4 oz packs. Our Smoked Salmon Natural Style is smoked in our traditional Native American brine and characterized by a light pink color, fine texture and mild flavor. Our Smoked Salmon Pepper Garlic Style is soaked in brine that contains a mouthwatering combination of black pepper and garlic and has the same light pink color and fine texture as the Natural Salmon. Our Smoked Salmon Sockeye Style, the best-known Northwest salmon, has exceptionally rich flavor, reddish color and firm texture. For the hungry conniseur of Smoked Salmon, there is no better choice than our new JUMBO three pack.
Customer Review: 3 times the Salmon!!
In a word - delicious! This fish comes sealed in air-tight plastic in beautifully designed boxes. It is terrific to give as a gift as well as putting it out for a party. I’ll be buying this fish on a more regular basis for my own personal consumption. It is fantastic.

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Thirty years ago, Roger Burkman was a basketball star as a senior at Franklin Central High School. He was the leading scorer in Marion County.

Family Ties And Traditional Activities Keep Arctic Communities Vital, Survey Reveals 
A newly released survey of indigenous Arctic people indicates that an overwhelming majority of the region’s native people think traditional pursuits such as hunting, boat-building and manufacturing crafts are important to their identity.

Fog hampers search for missing man 
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Prep Profile: Kyle Thompson, Barneveld 
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Calendar / Events in the Great Outdoors 
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AmeriScan: April 5, 2007 
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Worry free outdoor odysseys 
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Government says grizzly bears thriving at Yellowstone, no longer need federal protection 
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