I like to buy those bags of individually wrapped, frozen salmon fillets. It's a decent way to get wild caught, not farm raised, and hey they're already cut for you.
Better for a quick weeknight cook, than spending $20-$35 or more? on a "full packer" (so to speak) and then worrying if it'll cook evenly and then having to freeze? the leftover part.
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I mixed blackstrap molasses with agave and Weber New Orleans spice. And then spooned it (globbed it ...) onto the meat right before grilling. I used 2 charcoal baskets running full open, for however long it took for the rice to finish, about 20-30 minutes. Could have pulled if off sooner than that, but it was forgiving. Oh, and I often use the local apple tree's pieces for smoke wood. Worked especially nice for this fish.
So that's the molasses making it look burned or over-smoked. Neither happened. This experiment was a success, with the "malty" from the molasses blending well with the sugar infusion from the agave. I used a fair amount of the Weber spice but have no clue what it did. Surely something. There was no noticeable "Cajun kick" to the fish despite the red pepper in the seasoning.