yet in recent years 20,000 to 100,000 sockeye have returned annually to this stream to spawn. And they have attracted thousands of rainbow trout, which feed on salmon eggs. The creek is connected ...

Sockeye Salmon, also known as Red Salmon ... the North Pacific Ocean and rivers in Alaska and British Columbia. They spawn in ...

Participants in a popular subsistence fishery near Sitka will have an edge in coming seasons. The Alaska Board of Fish last ...

Sockeye salmon raised through land-based aquaculture using the groundbreaking Third Water™ technology have reached the shipping stage, marking a world-first in business-based commercial farming of ...

The Gitanyow Fisheries Authority does meticulous counts of returning salmon at facilities ... causing shifts in spawning patterns For many decades, the majority of sockeye spawned in Hanna and ...

The U.S. state of Alaska has forecast an “excellent” sockeye salmon run for the state’s Upper Cook Inlet fishery, but forecasts for the state’s other salmon runs are mixed so far. State officials ...

Within every run are genetically diverse groups. Some salmon are just wired differently. Take sockeye, some of which prefer to spawn in rivers, while others do so in lakes, the study states.

"Salmon are not homogenous." Within every run are genetically diverse groups. Some salmon are just wired differently. Take sockeye, some of which prefer to spawn in rivers, while others do so in lakes ...