DNR crews operating the Root River Steelhead Facility in Racine this spring have processed a record number of steelhead, or rainbow trout. Fertilized eggs from the fish are taken to state hatcheries ...

Fish raised at the Salmon River Hatchery come from a variety of sources. Steelhead, chinook salmon, and coho salmon all ...

A new UC Berkeley study reveals how one dry winter decimated salmon and trout populations across Northern California — and ...

Any otter trapped in the Salmon Region after 11:59 p.m. Sunday, March 30 must be surrendered to the Idaho Department of Fish and Game office, 99 Highway 93 North in Salmon for a $10.00 reward.

King County scientists may have found a solution to help coho salmon dying from polluted stormwater. In a news release from the County Water and Land Resources Division (WLRD), scientists said ...

There are several rivers and beaches to fish from, but one of the most popular and conveniently located is the Buskin River ... for a visitor. The salmon names are as follows: pink (humpback salmon), ...

Thousands of salmon have been spotted along WA's southern coastline as they start their annual migration. The fish drew anglers from across the state hopeful of landing a prize catch. Like ...

The Oyster River has ponds with coho smolts, and a net is placed over the pond to keep away any predators. The adipose fin is clipped, and the small salmon will enter the river system. The weather was ...

Steelhead are running strong in the St. Joseph River and are expected to continue for the next couple of weeks. Coho salmon fishing is excellent in Lake Michigan but could change quickly as ...

You may want to reconsider if you’ve been removing the skin from your salmon before cooking or serving it. Salmon skin is safe to eat and can add flavor, texture, and essential nutrients to your meal.

A 2022 NOAA assessment found the number of wild salmon spawning in Columbia River tributaries declined substantially for nearly every salmon run in nearly every river measured between 1990 and 2019.

A new website now gives you a regular count, usually weekly, of how many steelhead, coho salmon, chinook salmon and brown trout are moving through the St. Joseph River fish ladder at Seitz Park ...