Sea to land

‘Seafood Guy’ in Rio Verde keeps family business afloat

Justin Ekelman owns Shrimply the Best

Justin Ekelman AKA “Seafood Guy” has been selling seafood around the Valley full-time for 12 years.

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“Ahead. Sea of Cortez Shrimp.”

“Ahead. Rocky Point Scallops.”

Parked at the intersection of Forest and N. McDowell Mountain roads in Rio Verde, the distinctive white Ford van selling wild-caught seafood is announced well before it comes into vision.

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