Low Flow Means King Salmon Are Returning Late to Mat-Su
238898
By Craig Medred, Anchorage Daily News, Alaska  Jun. 17--If you're one of those Southcentral Alaska anglers wondering if the 2007 salmon season got off to a slow start, rest assured it's not just in your head.   Or at least, not all of it.
101630
By The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Sep. 21--It's easy to sympathize with fishermen on Hatteras Island and elsewhere along the North Carolina coast who lament a pending rule that would limit catches of snowy grouper, a lucrative fish, and a few other species.
34882
To catch a mature Lake Ontario king salmon, with the trees showing the first of their fall colors, makes for a rare fishing experience.
659388
By T.C. Mitchell, Anchorage Daily News, Alaska  May 30--Cook Inlet fishermen started harvesting salmon Monday, but as of Tuesday morning the catch totals weren't clear.   Wind and rain apparently slowed the fishing.
104675
By SAMANTHA YOUNG  SACRAMENTO, Calif. - A record run of chinook salmon is expected for California's Klamath River basin this year, prompting a federal fishery panel on Friday to suggest that restrictions on the West Coast salmon fishing fleet be eased for the 2007 season.
81682
By Brandon Loomis, Anchorage Daily News, Alaska  Feb. 8--SOLDOTNA -- Anglers will find fewer places to fish and young salmon will find fewer places to hide here this year because of a roiling crush of ice and water that scoured the Kenai River's banks two weeks ago.
714912
By Allen Thomas, The Columbian, Vancouver, Wash.  Sep. 8--Fall chinook salmon fishing in the lower Columbia River is likely to close next week.   Washington and Oregon officials will meet by telephone at 2:30 p.m.
315159
As summer winds down, anglers begin to look forward to the final months of the season when bigger catches move in. Bait fish traditionally swarm during the early fall months, and this year looks to be no different.
296358
By Mark Yuasa, Seattle Times  Sep. 24--Native steelhead in the Elwha River are being closely monitored to ensure they stay out of harm's way when two fish-blocking dams are torn down in 2009.
720672
By GRAEME SMITH  THE first stage in a nationwide campaign to counter salmon poaching was launched yesterday on the River Tay.  Poaching had dwindled as the numbers of fish returning to Scotland's rivers fell during the late 80s and early 1990s.
299510
Biologists are checking the diversity of fish in the Lower Salt River and reservoir lakes.
696327
By Craig Medred, Anchorage Daily News, Alaska  Sep. 24--HEAD OF THE BAY -- On a sunny day in mid-September, the setting for stalking Whittier Creek silver salmon is simply idyllic.   The waters of Passage Canal are glass flat.
88325
By Bob Lamb, La Crosse Tribune, Wis.  Dec. 14--Ice fishing has been put on hold due to warm temperatures and treacherous ice conditions. Ice fishermen were out in full force through last weekend, but the recent warming trend has eroded ice.
512401
By Justin Miller, Appeal-Democrat, Marysville, Calif.  Sep. 7--September 7, 2006 - Salmon anglers looking to haul in bright, fresh fish might want to think about heading to the Sacramento River.
185991
Washington state's resident killer whales, with two newborns in tow, dodged a potentially lethal roadblock in their voyage south to feast on a healthy run of chum salmon, experts say.
357599
By Joyce Lobeck, The Sun, Yuma, Ariz.  Jun. 2--The Yuma Desalting Plant is quiet once again. Its 90-day demonstration run to reduce salinity in water returned to the Colorado River ended at midnight Thursday.
753495
By Annette Cary, Tri-City Herald, Kennewick, Wash.  Dec. 10--Biologists have found a surprise in Amon Creek, the small stream that runs through south Richland.   The creek is dotted with redds, or gravel beds where salmon have laid their eggs.