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As sockeye return, Copper River in rebound from ‘exceptionally weak’ 2018

An Alaska biologist said that Copper River sockeye being landed this season weigh five pounds on average, larger by about a half-pound compared to 2018

By Jason Smith | June 13, 2019 17:36 BST
Copper river sockeye at Pike Place Market, Seattle, USA. Credit: Undercurrent News / July 2017
Copper river sockeye at Pike Place Market, Seattle, USA. Credit: Undercurrent News / July 2017
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