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2025 was great! There were challenges, but they were completely overshadowed by the good times. Massive thanks to our friends, families, guides, and guests for making it such a fun year. We’re genuinely grateful for every trip, every laugh, and every memory made out there. 2026… we’re coming in hot. This is only the beginning! #salmonriver #rigginsidaho #fishing #driftboatfishing #whitewater | Salmon River Drifters

2025 was great! There were challenges, but they were completely overshadowed by the good times. Massive thanks to our friends, families, guides, and guests for making it such a fun year. We’re genuinely grateful for every trip, every laugh, and every memory made out there. 2026… we’re coming in hot. This is only the beginning! #salmonriver #rigginsidaho #fishing #driftboatfishing #whitewater | Salmon River Drifters

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Main Salmon River Rafting on the River of No Return

Main Salmon River Rafting on the River of No Return

Salmon returning to river for first time in nearly a century after historic dam removals

Salmon returning to river for first time in nearly a century after historic dam removals

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BC Hydro returning Salmon River back to original state

BC Hydro returning Salmon River back to original state

As chinook salmon return to the Sandy River this season, Oxbow Regional Park welcomed the Native community and salmon enthusiasts to the 2025 Salmon Homecoming. Visitors at the two-day event were able to see fall chinook returning to one of the Pacific Northwest’s premier glacier-fed wild and scenic rivers that flows through the park. The Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission (CRITFC) and Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fisheries Enforcement hosted booths and had plenty of activities and mater

As chinook salmon return to the Sandy River this season, Oxbow Regional Park welcomed the Native community and salmon enthusiasts to the 2025 Salmon Homecoming. Visitors at the two-day event were able to see fall chinook returning to one of the Pacific Northwest’s premier glacier-fed wild and scenic rivers that flows through the park. The Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission (CRITFC) and Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fisheries Enforcement hosted booths and had plenty of activities and mater

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During the winter of 2025, as part of a broader initiative to expand salmon hatchery release strategies, CDFW released 2 million Chinook salmon fry from the Nimbus Fish Hatchery directly into the American River. These salmon fry were released shortly after hatching, which mimic the same life stage in the wild when they would swim up out of the gravel. This approach allowed CDFW to expand salmon production while salmon raised at smolt size occupy hatchery raceways at maximum capacity. Due to the

During the winter of 2025, as part of a broader initiative to expand salmon hatchery release strategies, CDFW released 2 million Chinook salmon fry from the Nimbus Fish Hatchery directly into the American River. These salmon fry were released shortly after hatching, which mimic the same life stage in the wild when they would swim up out of the gravel. This approach allowed CDFW to expand salmon production while salmon raised at smolt size occupy hatchery raceways at maximum capacity. Due to the

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The salmon is now well underway! 🌊 🐟 Every autumn, Atlantic salmon return from the sea to the very rivers where they were born- including right here in the Ribble Catchment. It’s one of nature’s greatest spectacles, as these powerful fish battle their way upstream, leaping over obstacles, and risking their lives to spawn and secure the next generation of salmon. But it’s not just about reproducing- it’s a fight for survival too. From weirs and pollution, climate change and flooding, and sheer

The salmon is now well underway! 🌊 🐟 Every autumn, Atlantic salmon return from the sea to the very rivers where they were born- including right here in the Ribble Catchment. It’s one of nature’s greatest spectacles, as these powerful fish battle their way upstream, leaping over obstacles, and risking their lives to spawn and secure the next generation of salmon. But it’s not just about reproducing- it’s a fight for survival too. From weirs and pollution, climate change and flooding, and sheer

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Ontario's largest salmon runs occur annually in rivers like the Ganaraska River (Port Hope) and the Credit River (Mississauga), with tens of thousands of Chinook salmon returning from Lake Ontario to spawn, especially peaking in September and October; the Ganaraska is famous for its bottlenecked fish ladder at Corbett's Dam, making it a prime viewing spot for this massive natural spectacle. !! #fblifestyle NADALE ✅❤️ | Rodrigo Realgo Navarrete Jr.

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Where to See Salmon Run in and Around Greater Toronto Area - 2025 Season

The salmon run has returned to Toronto rivers and you can now see it

First salmon in over 100 years seen after historic Calif. dam removal

Every fall, thousands of salmon make their way upstream from Lake Ontario into the Credit River. It’s a powerful yet delicate migration that you can watch right here in Mississauga! 🐟✈️ 📍 Best viewing spots • Erindale Park - trails with ravine views and vantage points along the Credit River • Riverwood Park - the river flows along the western border. Use the trails to get closer and see the salmon in transit! • Meadowvale Conservation Area - cross the pedestrian bridge and catch overhead sceni

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After two years of closure, California anglers got two brief, recreational ocean salmon seasons in 2025. CDFW salmon hatcheries play a critical role in supporting current and future salmon seasons by raising and releasing millions of salmon at different life stages and at different locations to maximize survival and ocean abundance. CDFW salmon hatcheries also fulfil important conservation functions by keeping salmon on the inland landscape and supporting reintroduction efforts to return salmon

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The US has spent more than $2B on a plan to save salmon. The fish are vanishing anyway.

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