Sockeye salmon are returning to the Columbia River at numbers far higher than predicted ... And with only about 3,500 passing up the fish ladder at the Ballard Locks through June 30, this Lake ...

The Hanford Reach of the Columbia River is gearing up for its 2025 salmon fishing season, a prime opportunity for anglers to ...

That’s good news for local anglers. Sockeye salmon are swimming up the Columbia River right now. If you ever wanted to catch some of these great-eating fish, now’s the time to get geared up ...

Fishing opened on the Kenai and Russian rivers on Wednesday, June 11. As of Tuesday evening, only one sockeye salmon had been ...

Hot dogs and hamburgers on the grill? Please, it’s 2025, we’ve gotta dream bigger! This June, we’re grilling flavorful, ...

Smashing records, sockeye salmon are booming up the Columbia River, in a run expected to top 700,000 fish before it’s over. But a punishing heat wave has made river temperatures so hot many may ...

The young salmon migrate down into Shaka Lake ... with 401,700 forecast to return up the Columbia River. Sockeye are currently coming over Bonneville Dam at a rate of tens of thousands a day ...

SEATTLE — Earlier this summer, the record return of sockeye salmon on the Columbia River looked to be doomed ... 80 degrees in the Okanogan. That set up what biologists call a thermal barrier ...

Earlier this summer, the record return of sockeye salmon on the Columbia River looked to be doomed by ... to 80 degrees in the Okanogan. That set up what biologists call a thermal barrier because ...

Alaska Fresh Seafood products are available at their storefront located at 4556 N. 126th St. in Butler, Wisconsin. Jura and ...

Snake River sockeye are born in Idaho’s Sawtooth Mountains. The young salmon swim out to the ocean, where they live for up to three years. When they’re ready to spawn, they make what sounds ...

Six fishing periods into Alaska's heralded Copper River sockeye salmon fishery, with a preliminary harvest estimate of 250,049 reds, state fisheries biologists are saying that it's still hard to say ...