Fish
Salmon
Kingfish
Tuna
Snapper
Mackerel
How to use
- Fish must be properly bled, gutted, and cleaned before aging, as dry aging cannot fix poor initial handling.
- Hang with provided hooks with adequate spacing to ensure constant, controlled airflow to prevent bacterial growth
- Maintain a temperature of 1°c to 2°c with 70% to 85% relative humidity.
- Limit the drying duration depending on the type of fish as you can’t “age fish like beef”. It’s about controlled, short-term enzymatic development that enhances flavour and texture without spoilage.
Fish Type Guide
| Fish Type | Ideal Duration | Target Weight Loss | Flavor Goal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small/Lean Fish (Branzino, Snapper) | 3 – 5 Days | 2% – 5% | Clean, bright, and slightly sweet. |
| Medium/White Fish (Kingfish, Sea Bass) | 7 – 10 Days | 5% – 10% | Mild nuttiness with a creamy texture. |
| Fatty/Oily Fish (Salmon, Hamachi) | 10 – 14 Days | 10% – 15% | Rich, buttery, and deeply savory umami. |
| Large/Pelagic Fish (Tuna, Swordfish) | 14 – 21+ Days | 15% + | Intense, beef-like “funk” and extreme tenderness. |

