Drawn by late-summer rains, hatchery-produced Chinook salmon are returning to the mouth of Whatcom Creek in downtown Bellingham, said the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife (WDFW) in a social ...
BISMARCK — This is the time of year chinook salmon move into the shallows to spawn on Lake Sakakawea. The fish were first stocked in the lake in 1976. North Dakota Game and Fish Department fisheries ...
Hatchery program forecasts record 7,000 Chinook salmon in Whatcom Creek. Lummi Nation and BTC lead co-managed effort to restore Chinook population. Returning Chinook support orca diet, fisheries, and ...
According to a new study, Chinook salmon struggle due to human impacts, affecting size and spawning success. (Jesse Anderson, Cramer Fish Sciences) Chinook salmon are facing unprecedented challenges ...
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