'This is one of the best times of the year to buy chums and sockeyes as there are many deals to be had'

By Matt Craze

Salmon farmers in Australia and New Zealand have delivered less returns to shareholders over the past five years. The reason: ocean temperatures

The Tongass and Chugach National Forests, from 2007 to 2016, contributed 48 million salmon, on average, each year to the state’s commercial fisheries, the study found

Canadian and US officials are working with explosives experts in order to save four salmon runs on British Columbia's Fraser River

Some 15,000 acres, much of it farm and forest land, would be converted into wild salmon habitat under a plan presented by two state agencies and two tribes

By Jason Smith

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game estimates that the Bristol Bay run in 2020 will range from 36.4 million to 61.5m sockeye and includes an escapement goal of 12m fish

The area is reported to be key to producing 80% of the salmon caught in Alaska's southeast region

The Prince William Sound region in the US state of Alaska landed nearly 56 million salmon during the 2019 season, which ended on Oct. 2

Canada's Conservative Party doesn't suggest phasing out net pens in British Columbia, but it would also back a 'modern aquaculture act'

By Jason Huffman

'Though we are disappointed, saddened and frustrated to be forced out of the program, we believe the fishery is sustainable and we are working on a plan to have these difficulties addressed'