A look at chinook
Chinook Salmon sampled at the Lower Granite Dam adult fish trap.
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Lower Granite Dam, located on the Snake River roughly 40 miles downstream from the Idaho/Washington border.
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Fin tissue sample collected at Lower Granite Dam.
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Sliding scale for IDFG recreational fishing impacts on natural adult spring/summer Chinook in the Lower Salmon River Basin. (IDFG Recreational Spring/Summer Chinook Fisheries FMEP, 2011)
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Estimated escapement of wild spring/summer Chinook Salmon at Lower Granite Dam, spawn years 1998 - 2022. The dashed line represents NOAA's minimum abundance threshold.
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One of the first things Idaho’s spring and summer chinook salmon anglers want to know when they net a prized catch is whether it has an adipose fin or not. ...
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