Fresh- Trigger Fish Fillet
Fresh- Trigger Fish Fillet
Fresh- Trigger Fish Fillet
Fresh- Trigger Fish Fillet

Fresh- Triggerfish Fillet 1lb

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Triggerfish are prized for their firm, white flesh that’s often compared to grouper, making them exceptionally versatile and delicious. These fish are not commonly seen in Massachusetts, only showing up during the warmest months of summer into early fall when ocean temperatures rise.

Easy Seafood Recipes - Brush triggerfish fillets with olive oil and season with sea salt, cracked pepper, and smoked paprika. Grill them in a hot cast-iron pan for 3–4 minutes per side until nicely charred and just cooked through. Top with fresh lime and tuck into warm tortillas with your favorite taco fixings.

Health Benefits - Triggerfish is a lean source of protein packed with essential nutrients like vitamin B12, selenium, and phosphorus that support energy, bone health, and immune function. It’s also low in fat and provides heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids, making it a wholesome choice for a balanced diet.

Did You Know - Triggerfish get their name from the unique “trigger” spine on their dorsal fin, which they can lock upright for defense and then release with a hidden second spine. Known for their tough skin and powerful jaws, they can crush crabs, clams, and other shellfish with ease. These colorful, diamond-shaped fish are also highly territorial, often guarding their nests aggressively against much larger intruders. While they’re most abundant in warmer waters, they sometimes wander up to Massachusetts in late summer when the ocean is warmest, making their appearance here a seasonal surprise.

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PICK UP PROCESS - Drive to 37 Boston Fish Pier, Boston, MA 02210. We are the last business on the right side. Look for the PIER PICKUP sign next to our door, and retrieve your order from the table. Call 617-645-7408 if you need assistance.

FOR LOCAL DELIVERIES: Available within 20 MILES of the Boston Fish Pier.