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ASMI: 2025 Weekly Alaska Salmon Harvest Update #4

Photo: ASMI - Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute

(UNITED STATES, 7/10/2025)

Alaska's Salmon Harvest Surges, Led by Robust Bristol Bay Sockeye Run

Alaska's 2025 commercial salmon season is significantly outpacing last year, with nearly 30 million fish caught so far. This strong performance is predominantly driven by an exceptional sockeye harvest in Bristol Bay, up 59% from 2024.

Source: ASMI

JUNEAU, Alaska – Alaska's 2025 salmon harvest is off to a promising start, with commercial fisheries reporting a total catch of just under 30 million sa... (More Info)

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