Story by Judy Pickens Photos by Tom Trulin Special to West Seattle Blog On Sunday afternoon (6/1), 118 community residents ...

Coho fry, at 1 to 2 inches with long parr marks on their sides, will spend their first year of life in a portion of Perrinville Creek that starts near the post office on Olympic View Drive ...

found 12 juvenile steelhead trout and 15 federally endangered coho salmon fry swimming in the creek last month. It was the first time the latter species had ever been recorded there. Previously ...

On Sunday, volunteers released Coho salmon from the net pen at the Edmonds Fishing Pier. The Puget Sound Anglers (PSA) ...

“We’re seeing coho fry, which are this year’s salmon babies, in our smolt trap. We know there was successful reproduction. At this point, we just don’t know how much.” Marin County has ...

Coho fry, at 1 to 2 inches with long parr marks on their sides, will spend their first year of life in a portion of Perrinville Creek that starts near the post office on Olympic View Drive ...