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Fish oddity sold harborside
Monchong available at Tuna Harbor Dockside market
A monchong (aka pomfret), line-caught off San Diego’s deep waters.
Tuna Harbor Dockside Market
- Tuna Harbor Dockside Market, 598 Harbor Lane, Downtown San Diego
The Tuna Harbor Dockside Market has the freedom to test new markets for fish that most high-volume wholesalers are unwilling to consider.
For example, this monchong (aka pomfret), which was line-caught off San Diego’s deep waters by the 70-foot tuna vessel Pacific Horizon. This open-air seafood salon features tuna, black cod, sheephead, rockfish, thornyhead, sand dabs, mackerel, spiny lobster, rock and spider crab, sea urchin, squid, octopus, and sea snails on a seasonal and/or year-round basis. But this chunky monchong was an outlier.
In the early morning of November 21— just a half hour into the market — an Asian customer came up to poke at the pomfret’s firm exterior and check its gills for freshness. And within a minute, she decided to snag this 15-pound fish off the table at $2.50 per pound.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Fish oddity sold harborside
Monchong available at Tuna Harbor Dockside market
Fish oddity sold harborside
Monchong available at Tuna Harbor Dockside market
A monchong (aka pomfret), line-caught off San Diego’s deep waters.
Tuna Harbor Dockside Market
- Tuna Harbor Dockside Market, 598 Harbor Lane, Downtown San Diego
The Tuna Harbor Dockside Market has the freedom to test new markets for fish that most high-volume wholesalers are unwilling to consider.
For example, this monchong (aka pomfret), which was line-caught off San Diego’s deep waters by the 70-foot tuna vessel Pacific Horizon. This open-air seafood salon features tuna, black cod, sheephead, rockfish, thornyhead, sand dabs, mackerel, spiny lobster, rock and spider crab, sea urchin, squid, octopus, and sea snails on a seasonal and/or year-round basis. But this chunky monchong was an outlier.
In the early morning of November 21— just a half hour into the market — an Asian customer came up to poke at the pomfret’s firm exterior and check its gills for freshness. And within a minute, she decided to snag this 15-pound fish off the table at $2.50 per pound.
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