I had to throw it away the day after i bought it. Fish was mushy. Wasted money!

It was not good as I expected.

It's not unexpected to find a small parasitic worm or two in sockeye. This has literally dozens of them per filet, to the point where the processor definitely should have noticed them. Absolutely revolting. Also, the Sams practice of thawing frozen fish rather than just leaving it frozen results in reduced freshness. No idea why they do this.

Our “go to” source for salmon. We used to buy the individually wrapped frozen fillets, but the quality has seemed flawed, so we prefer this option.

I love buying wild Alaskan salmon (sockeye) at Sam’s club, especially when it comes on sale. Quality is excellent.

The Salmon had a lot of bones and a lot of scales on the skin. The smell and texture didn't seem fresh or well preserved.

My husband puts this on the Green Egg and smokes it. Soooo good. Then I use it on the Cranberry Spinach salad from Sam’s too.

Wild-caught Pacific salmon can be difficult to find in Michigan. Sam’s Club is a great place to get it.

ROTTEN. I canceled my Sam's club menbership becouse they are okay with selling thier customers spoiled products. Never agian Sam's club.

Did not seem fresh. Bad smell and a negative experience. Not a good value. I was very was dissatisfied with the cost. On a fixed income and it had a negative impact for me. I could have had 3 meals for what I paid for this.