Salmon Sisters

Salmon Sisters is a Homer, Alaska brand run by sisters Emma Teal Laukitis and Claire Neaton, both commercial fisherwomen from an Alaska fishing family. They started the company in 2012 to sell products rooted in coastal Alaska life: wild salmon, smoked seafood, cookbooks, apparel, and gear designed around the working waterfront.

The company source is unusually direct. Salmon Sisters' own story page says the brand is run by co-founders, fishermen, and sisters Emma and Claire, with a small team in Homer. A University of Washington Magazine profile identifies Emma and Claire as co-founders of the small women-owned business and describes their Give Fish Project, which donates wild Alaska salmon to food banks and communities. We found no acquisition record, corporate parent, or exclusion-list match.

Clean Directory lists Salmon Sisters for the food side of the business first. The apparel and collaborations are part of the brand, but the strongest fit is the wild Alaska seafood: smoked salmon, canned salmon, salmon portions, and seafood gift boxes. The company ties those products back to real fishing work in the Aleutian Islands, Copper River Delta, Prince William Sound, and Bristol Bay. That place-specific sourcing is the point.

This is not a generic coastal lifestyle label buying seafood from an anonymous broker. Emma and Claire grew up on an Aleutian homestead, worked on commercial fishing boats, and built the company around the communities that harvest Alaska seafood. The brand also gives 1% of profits to its Give Fish Project, according to the UW profile.

Seafood buyers still need to check product pages for current harvest details, species, and processing notes. Availability changes. Wild food is seasonal. But if the goal is to buy seafood from an independent Alaska company with visible founders and a clear community tie, Salmon Sisters belongs here.

Products

• Wild Alaska smoked salmon
• Canned salmon and seafood pantry items
• Frozen seafood and gift boxes
• Alaska cookbooks
• Fishing-inspired apparel and home goods

Why We List Them

• Run by co-founders and sisters Emma Teal Laukitis and Claire Neaton
• Founder and ownership story verified by company and University of Washington sources
• Based in Homer, Alaska, with family fishing roots across Alaska waters
• Gives through the Give Fish Project supporting Alaska food security
• No corporate parent or acquisition record found