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Alaska’s Bristol Bay sockeye salmon harvest passes peak

Harvests of sockeye salmon have started to slow in Bristol Bay, and remained flat throughout other areas of the US state of Alaska

By Kirsten Dobroth | July 17, 2024 17:25 BST
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Credit: Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association Facebook page
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Harvests of sockeye salmon have started to slow in the US state of Alaska, where nearly 36.8 million fish across all species have been caught by fishermen so far this season.  [...]

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