The California Department of Fish and Wildlife released 3.5 million juvenile fall-run Chinook salmon into the Sacramento River amid a struggle to boost the fish population. • Video Above: Underwater ...

The release of approximately 3.5 million fall-run Chinook salmon smolts into the main stem of the Sacramento River occurred in ... returns at crisis levels, and fishing families and businesses ...

The CDFW is tackling the low Chinook salmon population in the Sacramento Riverhead by releasing 3.5 million salmon.

The 3.5 million fish being released into the main stem of the Sacramento River are part of an additional 9.7 million salmon ...

The release of approximately 3.5 million fall-run Chinook salmon smolts into the main stem of the Sacramento River occurred in mid-April near Redding and Butte City. The fish originated from ...

Last month, a public federal process determined there will be no commercial salmon fishing off ... salmon in the Sacramento Index, a critical measure of the Sacramento River salmon population ...

often known as king salmon, in the Sacramento River. “This closed commercial and token recreational fishing season is a human tragedy, as well as an economic and environmental disaster,” Scott ...

often known as king salmon, in the Sacramento River. “This closed commercial and token recreational fishing season is a human tragedy, as well as an economic and environmental disaster,” Scott ...

What’s left of the fishing fleet in Sonoma County ... Fish and Wildlife estimates that 166,000 Chinook salmon will return to the Sacramento River watershed this fall, a downward revision of ...