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Bristol Bay sockeye run expected to be several days late

Bristol Bay's sockeye salmon run is on track to be several days late after harvests rose to 6.4 million following a 1.4m harvest on Sunday

By Undercurrent News | July 5, 2016 16:44 BST
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Bristol Bay's sockeye salmon run is on track to be several days late after harvests rose to 6.4 million following a 1.4m harvest on Sunday, reports KDLG Radio.  [...]

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