Questions about salmon shelf life

So I purchased a share of wild Alaskan coho, about 25# of it for $275. And it looks delicious. They come in vacuum packed 1# containers. My understanding is that they'll be good for several months in this state, as long as I keep them in a good freezer. However, I live alone, and while I love salmon, not enough to eat it an entire pound at a time, though I could do it for dinner two days in a row, half a pound each. Once I pierce the wrapping on the vacuum packing, what's the optimal way to keep the uneaten portion of salmon fresh, and for how long will it last?

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  • nickatine
    nickatine Posts: 451 Member
    Put the remaining amounts in ziploc freezer bags remove all air. Then refreeze they should keep for 3 months atleast.
  • Oh wow, really? That's way better than I expected. Taste won't be affected No particular package will likely ever need to last more than a couple weeks.
  • nickatine
    nickatine Posts: 451 Member
    Texture may change slightly. The same as freezing any beef chicken or pork.