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Russian salmon season down 47% on Kamchatka drop

As season kicks in, wild salmon catches are down by 34,000t, largely due to a 50% drop in Kamchatka

By Eva Tallaksen | July 16, 2013 15:11 BST
Russia issues 2014 salmon harvest results; 2015 forecast
Fishermen in Sakhalin. CREDIT: Brian Caouette, Wild Salmon Center.
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