Other North America rivers, besides the Columbia and the Kenai, that have produced some very large king salmon in the past, include the Umpqua, the Skeena, the Sacramento River, and of course our ...

The Skeena River’s annual salmon run still sees strong seasons. But recent years have come with limitations and early prohibitions on fishing on the waterway in B.C.’s northwest. Now a genetic ...

While scientists scramble to understand the full effects of the blob, the salmon have long been in jeopardy. More than 90 per cent of Skeena sockeye are born as smolts in Babine Lake, according to ...

“If Canada and BC are serious about their commitments to Indigenous Peoples, then the Skeena watershed and marine waters should be closed to all recreational salmon fishing for the 2018 season.

The Skeena River runs are of particular concern: “It’s a watershed the size of Switzerland with 300 unique populations of salmon.” The unpredictability of the size and timing of the salmon ...

He has been researching salmon in the Skeena River estuary for three years. PLOS ONE published a previous study. "Salmon migrate thousands of kilometers during their life," says the letter.

Now a high-end farmed salmon is here to challenge fancy free-range tuna. Ōra King has scored a “best choice” from the Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Seafood Watch, becoming the first farmed salmon ...

Photo by Michael Price. There’s an urgent need to increase the biodiversity of sockeye salmon stocks in the Skeena watershed if they are to adapt to challenges like climate change, according to ...

This is a developing story. Many Juneau-area waters will be closed to king salmon fishing starting Monday and remain closed until Aug. 31 due to a low projected spawning population, according to ...

This year’s sockeye salmon run on the Skeena River in northern B.C., second in production only to the Fraser River, is forecast to be the lowest on record. As a result, more than a dozen First ...