Coho are one of Oregon's two native salmon species. However, they're not considered native to the Upper Willamette Basin because historically it's not believed they could migrate up Willamette ...

It's one of the rarest species — in 2019, a mere 9.9 million pounds of king salmon were commercially caught in U.S. waters compared to 290 million pounds of sockeye — which is why it's so damn ...

The hatchery hopes to raise 75,000 coho salmon annually to restore the species population in the basin, and will breed a pair from the seven fish once genetic testing results are finished.

One difficult question for state fish biologists is whether coho might be bad for native salmon and steelhead. They are technically an invasive species, former ODFW deputy inland fish chief Bruce ...

For decades, Coho salmon were turning up dead in urban streams the Pacific Northwest. The salmon would stop swimming straight, and then die before they had a chance to spawn. Researchers worried ...

One difficult question for state fish biologists is whether coho might be bad for native salmon and steelhead. They are technically an invasive species, former ODFW deputy inland fish chief Bruce ...

A new study from the Norwegian Institute of Food, Fisheries, and Aquaculture Research (Nofima) has analyzed different salmon species' immune responses to sea lice attacks, hoping to enhance the ...