Alaskan salmon

Alaskan salmon are a group of five species of salmon that migrate from the ocean to freshwater rivers and streams in Alaska to spawn. They are valued for their rich flavor, high nutrient content, and ecological importance. These fish are carefully managed and sustainably harvested through different fishing methods, helping to ensure healthy populations. Common species include Sockeye, King (Chinook), Coho, Pink, and Chum salmon. Alaskan salmon play a vital role in local economies, ecosystems, and diets worldwide, symbolizing healthy, wild-caught seafood.