Huon Ocean Trout
Vibrant in color with a firmer mouthfeel that makes them very popular for chefs and consumers alike.
Quick Facts
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Species Name
Trout
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Origin
Tasmania
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Harvest Method
Net Caught
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Range & Habitat
Other
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Producer
Huon Aquaculture
Range & Habitat
Huon Aquaculture
The health and wellbeing of our fish is vital to everything we do, from minimizing the impact we have on our environment through to the quality of salmon provided to everyone that enjoys our high-quality salmon. Good animal husbandry requires an ethos of care and innovation throughout the lifecycle of our fish. For us, this ethos is the Huon Method, our innovative farming philosophy which is centered on keeping our fish well nourished, clean and healthy raised in a low stress, sustainably managed environments.
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