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Copper River harvest reaches 700,500 fish in sixth opener

Harvest in five openers this year is similar to catches reached after three openers in 2013

By Undercurrent News | June 9, 2014 17:37 BST
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The 36-hour sixth opener on the Copper River wild salmon fishery started on June 1 wrapped up with a catch of 700,500 fish, reports The Cordova Times [...]

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