After owning a seafood farm for more than 30 years in Vietnam raising tiger shrimp, fish and escargot, my family moved to America and continuing our passion with the ocean with this seafood store. We offer fresh seafood from Portland, Maine. Our specialty is live Maine lobster shipped to your door within 24-hour that is caught handley from local fishermen.
You can buy Maine lobster direct from fisherman with the highest quality at Fishermen's Net. This is one of the places with decades of trading and transporting lobster as well as fresh seafood. We always make sure that products, when delivered to customers, must bring the fresh and delicious flavors of the best shrimp, which are difficult to choose at markets or supermarkets.
The first benefit compared to buying lobster at a market, store or supermarket, when buying Maine lobster directly from a fisherman you will get the right price, maybe the cheapest. In addition, with online purchases, you will not have to travel effort, save a lot of time and money.
If you hate the crowds and traffic jams, shopping online will help you avoid this, while ensuring that you get a delicious meal with the freshest lobster
You can also comment or complain directly with us, we will always respond to you transparently and clearly as soon as possible. And how to shop at the market? Sometimes you don't remember who sold these lobsters, or even when you do, you have no way to complain right away. Again, you need to go back to the market, find them and discuss your problem.
For lobster Fishermen's Net is selling in varied quantities (from 1Lb - 30Lb), live and nine lobster delivered to the place. They are caught daily by local fisherman. We always ensure the clear origin of lobsters on each product package.
Fishermen Net has been working with longtime lobster fishermen, so we always choose and give top priority to the quality factor of lobster. Did you know raw lobsters come in a variety of quality and price. Lobsters are classified according to size, survival rate and shell quality. Therefore, for the overnight transport of Maine lobsters to be raw and fresh, the lobster must be alive, healthy and have a hard shell. When the lobster peels off its old shell, underneath are new, softer ones. Crustaceans are lobsters that have not been recently molted or shelled.
Lobsters can only live 20-24 hours without water, so in order to maintain the freshness of the lobsters, freshly caught lobsters should be soaked in a cold seawater tank for several days to regulate shipping temperatures. Lobsters are raised for a short time in a cold tank that is constantly and periodically soaked in fresh salt water. This makes them stiffer and ready for shipping. After the lovely lobsters are solid, we go packaging and shipping.
Whether shipping lobsters to Boston, Massachusetts or Flagstaff, Arizona, raw lobsters must be properly packaged to ensure they are kept cold and moist during shipping. Use only thick coolers, insulated with seawater or newspaper with seaweed. To transport lobsters, they should also be wrapped with cold gel packs.
It should be emphasized here that live lobsters must be more carefully packed to avoid any displacement and withstand harsh treatment that could crack or break the shell. Delicious treats should be packed in a foam box and then transported overnight to ensure freshness. The cooler should be at least 1 and a half inch thick, and put a thirsty gasket on the bottom to hold any liquid. These containers help protect the temperature of your lobsters until they reach their destination.
Transporting live lobsters needs 3 main components:
Quality live lobster hard shell
Quality packaging is not easily damaged
An experienced lobster transport company
So, if the transporter does the right thing, the lobsters to be delivered must be alive and in perfect condition, no matter how far they move, Fishermen's Net professional lobster transporter will be at your request.
Time To Order Lobster
Orders need to be received by 12 noon EST, the day your order is delivered. You can order now and schedule checkout delivery with our date picker tool.
Missing deadlines? Contact us on the Fishermans Net website. Use only shipping companies with a reliable track record in transporting perishable seafood. Lobsters should always be shipped overnight to ensure your shortest delivery time.
Fishermen's Net provides lobster transport services to most countries of the United States. Due to customs laws, we cannot ship lobsters to international destinations and US territories, including Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.
No Sunday or Monday delivery. All packets must be sent to a real address. Please do not have a post office box. Make sure all addresses are correct and include the recipient's daytime phone numbers.
Shipping Restrictions
Some reasons why consumers are not getting lobster:
Reason # 1: Invalid or incomplete shipping address. The apartment number or other important information our delivery needs is missing or incorrect.
Reason 2: Recipient has no home or business is closed. When ordering a lobster as a gift, you should notify the recipient of the perishable package being shipped so they have a proper plan, otherwise the lobster will lose its nutrition or be damaged. Packages have a signature release (packages can be left at the door). However, you should be careful when handling perishable items.
We have just shown you how Fishermen’s Net chooses, packs and delivers the freshest lobsters to your table. Are you confident enough now to buy Maine lobster direct from fisherman? Order online and give us a chance to serve you!
Visit our blog for more helpful lobster related tips. Please contact us via the contact information below if you have any further questions or requests.
Website: https://www.mualobster.com/
Address: 849 Forest Ave, Portland, ME 04103.
Tel: +1 (207) 772-3565.
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849 Forest Ave.
Portland, ME 04103
+1 (207) 772-3565
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