Local Catch 143 logo including a fish over a boat in white.

Eat Local Fish
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Local Catch 143 is dedicated to supporting Scituate's vibrant fishing industry while fostering a direct connection between South Shore consumers and their abundant local seafood options. We're committed to bringing the freshest, sustainably sourced catches to your table, promoting community engagement, and preserving the rich heritage of our coastal waters.

Fishermen on boat holding a lobster.

OUR STORY

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Observing the hardships of fishermen and the declining value of fish prompted our action through this initiative. Our aim is straightforward:

  • Ensure fresh, locally caught fish is accessible to all

  • Revitalizing its worth and affordability

While imports from places like Iceland, Norway, or China dominate, we firmly believe in the quality of local catches. Highlighting the intricacies of catching and preserving fish, we emphasize traceability and flavor, striving to educate consumers about their food's origins. Despite companies favoring cheaper imports due to concerns about waste and transportation, we champion local fish as a sustainable choice, benefiting both taste and the environment. By dispelling stereotypes about fishermen and curating menus, we empower our community, fostering a deeper connection to the abundant seafood heritage of the South Shore.

Get Involved

There are several ways to become an integral part of Local Catch 143's mission. Your involvement fuels our commitment to preserving oceans, supporting communities, and celebrating the heritage of South Shore's abundant seafood. Join us in making a difference - every contribution counts!

The Miss Emily fishing boat in Scituate Harbor.

DONATE

Casting nets on fishing boats.

VOLUNTEER

UPCOMING EVENTS

Local Catch fisherman on boat with fish on the deck.

TRACEABILITY

At Local Catch 143, we prioritize traceability as a cornerstone of our dedication to quality and transparency, ensuring consumers are fully informed about their food's origins. Our locally sourced fish, never frozen, underscores our commitment to freshness while reducing the environmental impact of lengthy transportation. This focus on sea-to-table freshness allows every bite to capture the essence of our coastal waters, delivering an unmatched experience. By emphasizing traceability, we proudly provide our customers with an authentic, sustainable, and delightful seafood journey that embodies true local sourcing in every aspect.

Meet the Board

  • Kevin Norton kissing a fish.

    Kevin Norton

    PRESIDENT

  • Frank Mirachi slicing a fish.

    Frank Mirachi

    TREASURER

  • AnnMarie Galvin

    AnnMarie Galvin

    CLERK

  • Linda Saccone

    Linda Saccone

    DIRECTOR

  • Joby Norton in Mullaney's Seafood.

    Joby Norton

    DIRECTOR

FOLLOW ALONG

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Do you know where your fish came from? 🌊🐟 Knowing the source of your seafood is essential for supporting local fishermen and ensuring sustainability. When you choose local fish, you're not just getting fresher flavors—you’re also maki
Originally built in 1811, Scituate Lighthouse has been guiding ships and fishermen safely home for over 200 years. 🌊 It’s more than just a historic landmark—it’s a symbol of resilience, from the famous story of the 'Lighthouse Arm
The South Shore is home—a place where the ocean is always close, and life moves with the tides. From fishing harbors to cozy towns, it’s where we embrace New England’s rugged beauty and community spirit. There’s no place quite