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Fall Chinook salmon return to Link River after more than a century

Fall Chinook salmon return to Link River after more than a century

Spawning of fall-run Chinook salmon at CDFW’s Central Valley salmon hatcheries has wrapped up for the season. The total numbers of salmon returning to the Feather, American and Mokelumne rivers are still being tallied, but the Feather River, Nimbus and Mokelumne River hatcheries received sufficient returns to support their egg collection needs. In addition to the eggs needed to support this year’s production goal of 25 million fish, CDFW collected excess eggs to share with the Coleman National F

Spawning of fall-run Chinook salmon at CDFW’s Central Valley salmon hatcheries has wrapped up for the season. The total numbers of salmon returning to the Feather, American and Mokelumne rivers are still being tallied, but the Feather River, Nimbus and Mokelumne River hatcheries received sufficient returns to support their egg collection needs. In addition to the eggs needed to support this year’s production goal of 25 million fish, CDFW collected excess eggs to share with the Coleman National F

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Fall-run chinook salmon are running in the American River! CDFW Interpreter Laura Drath recently gave an insightful talk to the Friends of Sutter's Landing in the Sacramento area about the ecology of the river and the fascinating lifecycle of salmon. The group is dedicated to maintaining this important section of the Sacramento River, hosting cleanups, educational talks like this one and many other public activities to help preserve this vital ecosystem. Want to witness the amazing salmon spawni

Fall-run chinook salmon are running in the American River! CDFW Interpreter Laura Drath recently gave an insightful talk to the Friends of Sutter's Landing in the Sacramento area about the ecology of the river and the fascinating lifecycle of salmon. The group is dedicated to maintaining this important section of the Sacramento River, hosting cleanups, educational talks like this one and many other public activities to help preserve this vital ecosystem. Want to witness the amazing salmon spawni

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Spring-run Chinook salmon return to North Yuba River

Spring-run Chinook salmon return to North Yuba River

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Fall-Run Chinook Salmon now running in the American River

Fall-Run Chinook Salmon now running in the American River

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The fall-run Chinook salmon have arrived at the Nimbus Fish Hatchery on the American River. | Active NorCal

The fall-run Chinook salmon have arrived at the Nimbus Fish Hatchery on the American River. | Active NorCal

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CDFW has completed the release of approximately 23 million fall-run Chinook salmon raised at our four Central Valley anadromous fish hatcheries. That’s a 15 percent increase over the roughly 20 million fall-run Chinook salmon we raised and released in 2022. Beyond the increased hatchery production, we carried out several new, innovative and experimental release strategies to improve survival and take advantage of some of the best water conditions in years, including Parentage Based Tagging of so

CDFW has completed the release of approximately 23 million fall-run Chinook salmon raised at our four Central Valley anadromous fish hatcheries. That’s a 15 percent increase over the roughly 20 million fall-run Chinook salmon we raised and released in 2022. Beyond the increased hatchery production, we carried out several new, innovative and experimental release strategies to improve survival and take advantage of some of the best water conditions in years, including Parentage Based Tagging of so

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New fish ladder welcomes fall run chinook salmon at Nimbus Hatchery

Fall salmon run on the Deschutes River

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Chinook Spring-Run Capture

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River Temperatures and Survival of Endangered California Winter-Run Chinook Salmon in the 2021 Drought

CDFW hatcheries play a vital role in supporting salmon populations in the Klamath Basin and throughout California. Last fall, CDFW witnessed the historic return of salmon to an undammed Klamath River. CDFW is pleased to report that 317 fall-run Chinook salmon and 45 coho salmon reached CDFW’s Fall Creek Fish Hatchery in its first season of operation. The Fall Creek Fish Hatchery is located about 7.5 miles upstream of the former Iron Gate Dam location. From those returning fish, CDFW collected an

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CDFW hatchery staff are hard at work spawning fall-run Chinook salmon at the Fall Creek Hatchery which supports salmon populations across the Klamath River Basin. As of October 22, 883 Chinook salmon have returned to the hatchery. Keep up the great work! | California Department of Fish and Wildlife

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Right now, fall Chinook are starting to spawn in rivers across Oregon. This year, lower forecasts mean fishing for fall Chinook is restricted in some rivers, like the Nehalem and Umpqua. But you can still bear witness to their annual return in these and other coastal watersheds, from the Siletz to the Rogue—and even the Clackamas and Sandy, closer to the Portland area. Fall Chinook spawning season usually lasts from late October to early December. More to celebrate: coho spawning season starts s

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2025 Chinook Counts Triple 2024 Numbers Klamath River Basin sees dramatic increase in fall Chinook returns The numbers from this year's fall Chinook salmon run tell a striking story. By mid-October 2024, the Shasta River had counted 1,871 adult Chinook salmon. At nearly the same point in 2025, that number stands at 5,745 - more than triple last year's count. Year-to-Year Comparison Shasta River: 1,871 (2024) → 5,745 (2025) Scott River: 81 (2024) → 1,639 (2025) Bogus Creek: 56 (2024) → 323 (2025)

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Landing a Fall Chinook Salmon feels like an adventure straight out of Gilligan’s Island—out on the water, fresh air, and a catch that makes the whole trip worth it. Nothing says fall fishing like a chrome-bright salmon on the line. #fallchinooksalmon #salmonfishing #columbiariver #pnwfishing #fishinglife #fallchinook #salmonseason #fishingadventures #catchoftheday #fishingcommunity #pnwlife #salmonlove #tightlines #riverfishing #fishon #outdoorlife #fishingtrip #salmonhunter #fishermenlife #angl

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SPLASH REPORT: Adult winter-run Chinook salmon have been spotted in the McCloud River for the first time in almost 100 years! On July 15, CDFW confirmed reports of adult salmon near Ash Camp and saw an adult female Chinook salmon exhibiting spawning behavior guarding her nest (also known as a redd, seen in the video). Multiple smaller males – known as jacks – were seen nearby competing for position near the redd. The salmon likely originated with efforts started in 2022 by CDFW, the Winnemem Win

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Bay releases of smolt-sized fall-run Chinook salmon raised at our Feather, Nimbus, and Mokelumne River Fish hatcheries are one the strategies that CDFW uses to increase salmon populations. CDFW uses specially designed transport tanks to bypass, sometimes by 100 miles or more of the migration corridor between our hatcheries and release sites such as Fort Baker, located across the Golden Gate Bridge. The goal of bay releases is to balance improved smolt survival, which provides opportunities for o

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In addition to in-river and bay releases, CDFW releases fall-run Chinook salmon smolts directly into the Pacific Ocean. Like releases in the bay, fish are either directly released into the water at night to avoid predation by birds or placed in floating net pens that are hauled out to sea. After several days of acclimating to their new environment, the fish are released from the net pens to swim off into the open ocean waters. The goal of ocean releases is to increase ocean harvest opportunities

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The San Joaquin River is closed to salmon fishing to protect the depleted population and support recovery. While the San Joaquin River is again seeing spring-run Chinook salmon after the species was extirpated from its waters in the 1950s, it’s just the beginning of population recovery efforts. Nearly 450 were counted this year but biologists hope to see thousands in years to come. In 2014 CDFW started releasing juvenile spring-run Chinook into the San Joaquin River as part of the San Joaquin Ri

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Sacramento River Fall-run Chinook salmon escapement

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Winter run Chinook salmon

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