Credit Molly Dischner/KDLG It’s a little past 1 a.m. in Igiugig, and I’m headed down the Kvichak to a fish trap set up to catch sockeye salmon smolt. Researchers from the Bristol Bay Science ...

Sockeye are the little salmon that could ... better tributary habitat and increased smolt releases. But the primary reasons, scientists say, are court-ordered increased spills from dams in ...

Each spring, the sockeye smolt swam unimpeded to the sea for the ... Nearing the bottom, Powell and Baker could see the Salmon River — where the fish would have had to swim up rapids if they ...

Sockeye salmon are also called red salmon ... And, the city of Bellingham records yearly spawning surveys and smolt trap data that is available on its website to help track and predict salmon ...

While sockeye have returned in droves, chinook and chum salmon runs have dropped ... ocean conditions that have been really poor for smolt survival,” he said. River systems on the west side ...

These natural sockeye were born and grew up in this freshwater highway, heading for saltwater as year-old smolt, not much bigger ... Aquarium is offering guided salmon viewing on the Cedar River ...

It is permitted for 20 million sockeye eggs. The hatchery also produces coho salmon smolt for road-system stocking (it is permitted for 500,000 eggs). In the areas surrounding Kitoi Bay Hatchery ...

It’s a fishy first. Tacoma Public Utilities last month crews released 30,000 sockeye salmon smolt into Lake Cushman, a Tacoma Power-managed reservoir in Mason County. Tacoma Power received the ...

Remember the story about Lonesome Larry, the one and only sockeye salmon that returned to Redfish Lake in Idaho back in 1992? It was a bleak picture of what the sockeye salmon run in the Northwest ...