SEAFOOD
Our Business and Products
Coorong Wild Seafood have won several Seafood Industry, Regional Business and National Produce awards and been featured on many television shows and in other media.
Coorong Wild Seafood prides itself on offering the best seafood the Coorong and Lakes offer. The variety of saltwater and freshwater species showcase the unique ecosystem and the clean and green environment they are carefully harvested from.
Glen brings his daily catch home from The Coorong, one of the most beautiful wilderness areas in Australia only a two-hour drive south of Adelaide. The business has specialised in the regionally popular “Coorong Mullet” due to its relative abundance most of the year. Other species are harvested when in season and plentiful.
Tracy operates the processing business based in Meningie, South Australia. Our award-winning produce has been supplied since 1993 through a range of outlets. Our seafood is also served at some of the top restaurants and function centres in Australia.
Our Team
Glen Hill – Skipper
Responsible for the fishing operation, pre-processing work and maintenance.
Glen is a fisherman of over 30 years in the Lakes and Coorong Fishery. He was a keen recreational fisher but did not see an opportunity to do it for a living.
Coming to the Coorong area from Victoria, working in the dairy industry, Glen went out fishing with a local license holder and just knew that fishing on the stunning Coorong was going to be his future.
His is dedicated to the future of the fishery and industry and sits on the committee of the local fishing association as well as the peak body board as a representative.
Glen also currently represents the community on the Coorong Partnership as part of the Project Coorong initiative.
Tracy Hill – Business and Processing Manager
Responsible for the business development, marketing, seafood processing and administration.
Tracy moved to the area with her parents in 1975. After finishing school she worked in the local Bank SA branch for 25 years progressing from junior teller to Customer Service Manager. Tracy has worked in a number of administration and Project Officer roles with other organisations, all contributing to the success of running a small business with husband Glen.
Serving on a variety of boards and committees over 30 years, she is currently a local council elected member with Coorong District Council.
Nathan Williams – Filleter and Post Harvest
Nathan recently joined our team. He is learning how to fillet as well as taking on the other tasks to help Glen get the catch ready for sending to market and processing.
Roxanne Farrow – Filleter and Packaging
Daughter Roxanne started with the business at 7 years old and has been employed on and off over the years. After moving back to the area Roxanne has picked up where she left off and gets the fish filleted for our orders weekly.
Our Retailers & Distributors
- Kloses Foodlands - Lobethal, Littlehampton, Nairne, Balhannah & Woodside
- FairfishSA Co-operative
- She's Apples - Gawler
- She's Apples - Mount Gambier
- Hahndorf Fruit & Veg Market
- Cimarosti Bros- Colonel Light Meats
- Max Noske Butcher - Hahndorf
- Lakeside Quality Butcher - Meningie
Or email us to find out where you can buy our products at a place close to you.
Restaurants & Cafés
A sample of the SA Eateries we supply direct:
- Nido Bar - Hyde Park
- My Grandma Ben - Bowden
- Loucas - Adelaide CBD
- New Local Eatery - Hindmarsh
- Welly Hotel - Wellington
- Freshies Café and Bar - Meningie
- McLaren Vale Hotel
- Caledonian Inn - Robe
Watch our Facebook and Instagram pages for updates and photos of dishes.
Our Fishery
The Lakes and Coorong Fishery is a coastal inshore fishery, operating partly in the Coorong National Park, and a RAMSAR listed wetland of international significance.
Using low impact fishing methods means the fishery has an ecosystem based focus and was recognised nationally and internationally for it's world first Environmental Management Plan in 1998.
The Fishery is currently going through recertification for Mullet and Mulloway with the Marine Stewardship Council, This was was achieved in June 2008 and was undertaken to demonstrate to the people of South Australia that the commercial fishermen were responsible stewards of the shared resource.