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	Salmon Bay Marina and Boat Sales \| Seattle moorage + storage
		Salmon Bay Marina and Boat Sales is a spacious 168-slip boat moorage in Seattle with covered and open berths.
		Salmon Bay Marina's location offers calm freshwater moorage in Seattle on the Lake Washington Federal Ship Canal near the Hiram Chittenden Government Locks.
		Salmon Bay Marina is a peaceful, quiet marina and an excellent site for year-round moorage.
	www.salmonbaymarina.com (198 words)

	Salmon University Willapa Bay Salmon Fishing
		This salmon fishery can be frustrating at times, as it can be hot and cold from one day to the other.
		It seems that the fresh bright fish will take about any salmon lure, but the fish that have moved in, but not went upstream because of lack of rain, need to have a very active lure pulled right in their faces.
		Season limits for North River from the Hiway 105 bridge to Salmon Creek is open to salmon fishing from Sept. 1 to Nov. 30 with a liberal total limit of 6 salmon.
	www.salmonuniversity.com /wtc_willapa_bay.html (3079 words)

	Glacier Bay Ecosystem - Salmon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Pacific salmon are anadromous, meaning that they are born in freshwater, migrate to the sea, return to freshwater and spawn; and semelparous, meaning that the fish dies after spawning.
		Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha), are adapted to long or steep rivers and build size and strength during as many as five years feeding at sea after up to a year in fresh water.
		The gathering salmon are easy prey for the seals, sea lions and eagles that gather, too, to gorge themselves on the rich flesh of the salmon.
	www.inforain.org /alaska/glabaycd/catalog/htm/salmon.htm (2097 words)

	Salmon Save The Bay
		Salmon is one of the most well-known endangered species that depends on the San Francisco Bay.
		Young salmon feed on terrestrial and aquatic insects, and aquatic invertebrates, such as crabs or crayfish.
		Because salmon live in so many different ecosystems throughout their lives—streams, the Bay, and the ocean—and because they require very specific conditions to survive and reproduce—shady streams, cool water, and protected wetlands—salmon are called an indicator species.
	www.savesfbay.org /site/pp.asp?c=dgKLLSOwEnH&b=886913 (369 words)

	Seattle Parks and Recreation: Salmon Bay Park
		Salmon Bay was originally named by pioneers William Bell and the Denny brothers.
		Salmon Bay Park itself was named after a former tidal flat, which is now part of the Washington Ship Canal.
		The Park was deeded to the City in 1890, and annexed to the rest of the city along with Ballard in 1907.
	www.cityofseattle.net /parks/parkspaces/SalmonBayPark.htm (99 words)

	Friends of Blue Hill call for restraint on Maine’s salmon farms
		Salmon farming is big business in Maine, generating approximately 90 percent of the revenues of the $64 million aquaculture industry, according to the state’s Department of Marine Resources (DMR).
		The aquaculture industry is poised for growth, but salmon farmers are feeling the pinch as some environmental groups call for increased monitoring of fish farms, stricter regulations, and in some cases, a moratorium on new salmon farms.
		Salmon farming is the most intrusive type of aquaculture because of the size of the pens, noise and daily boat traffic that ser-vices the farm, Eley said.
	www.gulfofmaine.org /times/summer2001/salmon.html (957 words)

	CBC News:Hatchery salmon released in Bay of Fundy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		FUNDY NATIONAL PARK, N.B. Scientists in New Brunswick are releasing hatchery-raised salmon into the Bay of Fundy in the hopes of boosting the population of the endangered species.
		Scientists have raised 300 of the salmon at a hatchery.
		Salmon innately spawn, but the release program doesn't solve the mystery of why the fish are disappearing.
	cbc.ca /stories/2003/10/20/salmon031020 (375 words)

	Seattle Press on Line - Salmon Bay Moratorium Worries Seaview Avenue Homeowners
		Salmon smolts spend a year or so in estuaries, the area where stream meets ocean, putting on more than half of their eventual weight before heading out to sea.
		The degradation of estuarial habitat around Shilshole and Salmon Bay is evident; it's a hard edge of houses, condominiums, docks and pilings with little or no vegetation in the tideland beneath, simply mud and barnacled rock.
		I think the salmon need a habitat to live in but making the home owners be restricted from building is rediculous.
	www.seattlepress.com /article-1041.html (595 words)

	Untitled Document
		Although King Salmon was not included in the 1972 Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA), the King Salmon Tribe became a federally recognized entity as of December 29, 2000.
		The Bristol Bay red salmon fishery is the largest in the world, although there have been relatively poor seasons, such as in the early 1970s, 1982, and 1997.
		King Salmon airport is the summer hub for wilderness and fishing adventures in the area.
	www.alaskacommercial.com /cities/kingsalmon/kingsalmon.html (763 words)

	Neets Bay: An Alaska Salmon Ranch - John Sabella
		After maturing at the hatchery for two months, the juvenile chum salmon are released by the millions to forage in the ocean where they feed on a natural diet of herring and krill, and in turn serve as food for the world’s insatiable appetite for fish.
		Neets Bay salmon are distinguished from their wild counterparts only by the clipped fins that identify a small percentage of these fish as having spawned in a hatchery.
		Neets Bay: An Alaska Salmon Ranch is a half-hour, broadcast quality documentary that tells the story of this remarkable facility and of the combination of modern scientific fishery management and strategically-sited fish hatcheries that has restored the Alaska salmon resource to historic levels of abundance.
	www.johnsabella.com /detail.lasso?title=20108 (719 words)

	Alaska Salmon, Bristol Bay Fishing, Alaska Salmon Run Information
		Salmon stop feeding upon entering freshwater, and physiological changes lead to the distinctive red color, humped back, and elongated jaw they develop during spawning.
		The salmon then migrate to sea, returning in two or three years to spawn and begin the cycle once again.
		Salmon provide food for the brown bears, bald eagles, rainbow trout, and directly or indirectly for the other creatures that forage along these streams.
	www.katmailand.com /bear-viewing/salmon-runs.html (304 words)

	The News@Ellsworth American.com \|
		He said even if identifiable salmon were found in a wild salmon river, it might well be as much as two years after the escape, far too late to allow for any correction to prevent more escapes.
		And while salmon growers have opposed farm-specific marking since the idea was introduced, they are now asking for language in the Army Corps permit that will allow the marking issue to be reassessed in a few years.
		The immediate advantage is that mussels, unlike salmon, don’t use feed added to the marine environment, are grown from seed stock produced by local wild mussels, don’t interfere with an endangered species, and can’t really escape from the farm, other than by falling off the rope.
	www.ellsworthamerican.com /archive/2004/12-16-04/ea_news6_12-16-04.html (1255 words)

	Salmon Bay Marina \| Seattle moorage (About the Marina )
		Salmon Bay Marina is a 168 slip marina with covered and open slips in Seattle.
		Salmon Bay Marina offers freshwater moorage on the Lake Washington Federal Ship Canal minutes from the Government locks with parking for tenants and their guests.
		Staff - Salmon Bay Marina staff, experience, and expertise
	www.salmonbaymarina.com /about.html (191 words)

	2006 Bristol Bay Sockeye Salmon Forecast - Commercial Fisheries - Alaska Department of Fish and Game
		The forecast for the sockeye salmon run to Bristol Bay in 2006 is the sum of individual predictions for nine river systems (Kvichak, Alagnak, Naknek, Egegik, Ugashik, Wood, Igushik, Nushagak-Mulchatna, and Togiak) and four age classes (ages 1.2, 1.3, 2.2, and 2.3, plus ages 0.3 and 1.4 for Nushagak River).
		The expected escapement to the Alagnak River was forecast to be 2.0 million sockeye salmon based on the Alagnak River run developing as forecast and the commercial fisheries in Bristol Bay being managed similar to recent years.
		The forecasted total run of 32.7 sockeye salmon is expected to be comprised of 13.76 million age 1.3 fish (42%) followed by 8.86 million age 1.2 fish (27%), 5.86 million age 2.2 fish (18%), 3.96 million age 2.3 fish (12%) and 0.29 million age 0.3 and age 1.4 fish (1%).
	www.cf.adfg.state.ak.us /region2/finfish/salmon/bbay/brbfor06.php (948 words)

	Lake Tarpon - Central Florida Kayak Trips
		For those lucky enough to live in the northern Pinellas area, a quick paddle around Salmon Bay may just be what the doctor ordered.
		Salmon Bay is part of Anderson Park and can be found two miles south of Tarpon Springs on U.S. Hwy 19.
		As you reach the entrance of Salmon Bay (from Lake Tarpon) be sure to watch for boats.
	www.clubkayak.com /cfkt/trips/lake_tarpon.html (854 words)

	Willapa Bay salmon techniques (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		However the low tide can also be productive, in that the bay's water has shrunk considerably at this location and therefore concentrates the fish that have moved in, but not migrated upriver yet.
		I was on the Willapa bay last year with somewhat the same experience, with Coho jumping within 5 feet of shore at low tide in maybe 2 feet of water, while everyone was trolling the main channel.
		North River from the Hiway 105 bridge to Salmon Creek is open to salmon fishing from Sept. 1 to Nov. 30 with a liberal limit of 6 salmon.
	www.usa10.com /2005/willapa_bay_salmon_fishing.htm (2315 words)

	Depoe Bay Salmon BAke
		SALMON BAKE STORY - Back in the 1930's the locals began to meet and share the day's catch, enjoy some fish stories and gather with their friends and neighbors.
		It is a chance for the people of Depoe Bay to share with friends, family and visitors our perfected method of cooking Salmon in the traditional way used for generations by Coastal Native Americans.
		While you are in Depoe Bay for the Salmon Bake, be sure to stop by the Chamber of Commerce Office at 70 NE Hwy 101 to pick up information about other wonderful vacation, recreation and relaxation opportunities that await you in Depoe Bay, the whale watching capital of Oregon!
	www.depoebaychamber.org /Events/SalmonBake.html (352 words)

	Salmon Bay Marina \| topics, issues + water on? (Marina News)
		Salmon Bay Marina Moorage slip fees are based on the overall boat length or slip length.
		Salmon Bay Marina has storage lockers for lease for nominal fees near the entry of B Dock and C Dock.
		Salmon Bay Marina is concerned about tenant privacy.
	www.salmonbaymarina.com /news.html (1358 words)

	Pure water is more precious than gold
		Bristol Bay Alliance is a group of fishermen, business owners and local citizens working to help ensure that the people who live, work, and play in the Bristol Bay region of Alaska have a voice in decisions regarding the area's clean water, healthy spawning grounds, and pristine habitat.
		By signing the Bristol Bay Protection Pledge, retail jewelers are committing to sourcing policies and practices that ensure their customers, and the public, that the gold jewelry they purchase will not come at the expense of the world's greatest salmon fishery and the communities that depend on it.
		The Bristol Bay Protection Pledge is a recognition of the Bristol Bay Watershed as a vital fish and wildlife resource that supports commercial, subsistence and recreational ways of life.
	www.bristolbayalliance.com /pledge_faq.htm (740 words)

	ESPN Outdoors -- Intercept Green-bound kings in Elliott Bay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		SEATTLE —; The logo said "Salmon in the City." And it doesn't get more "in the city" than Elliott Bay, where — since July 8 — Seattleites can take a crack at chinook salmon within sight of both the Space Needle and Safeco Field.
		But the Elliott Bay summer chinook fishery circa 2005 is all about modern Pugetropolis, with shining skyscrapers, massive cargo barges and all the trappings of 21st Century industry melding into the landscape of perhaps the greatest metropolitan fishery in the country.
		They're fish that hover in the bay in a sort of summer "transition mode" between the salt and their final, natal freshwater destinations in the mainstem Green, Soos Creek, Icy Creek, Newaukum Creek and the like.
	www.espn.go.com /outdoors/fishing/s/f_map_05_WA_ElliottBay_Kings.html (1419 words)

	Salmon Bay -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		It is the westernmost section of the canal, and empties into (Click link for more info and facts about Shilshole Bay) Shilshole Bay, which is part of Puget Sound.
		Before construction of the Ship Canal, Salmon Bay was entirely (Click link for more info and facts about salt water) salt water.
		West of the locks, it is spanned by the (Click link for more info and facts about Salmon Bay Bridge) Salmon Bay Bridge that carries the (Click link for more info and facts about Burlington Northern Santa Fe) Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad tracks.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/s/sa/salmon_bay.htm (156 words)

	Katmai NP and Preserve: Historic Resource Study (Chapter 10) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		TODAY, BRISTOL BAY is widely known as having the world's most plentiful stocks of wild sockeye (red) salmon, and the Naknek River system that flows out of Katmai National Park has long been known as one of the primary contributors to the bay's salmon stocks.
		Commercial fisheries interests, not surprisingly, were quick to respond to the area's abundant salmon populations, and in order to preserve the salmon's long-term abundance, government scientists and regulators have had a long-term management presence in the Naknek drainage.
		By the mid-1880s, the remarkable Bristol Bay salmon resource was becoming widely recognized, and in the 1890s salteries and canneries were located along the Naknek River, just west of the present park boundaries.
	www.nps.gov /katm/hrs/hrs10.htm (2856 words)

	The Mystery of the Disappearing Sacramento River Salmon : Indybay
		Tuesday Dec 12th, 2006 4:49 PM State and federal scientists, as they finish doing salmon carcass surveys on the Sacramento, American and Feather rivers this fall, will be analyzing why this year's salmon returns were so poor as compared with their pre-season ocean abundance estimates.
		In a year where salmon were supposed to be bountiful in both the ocean and river fisheries, this has been one of the poorest fishing seasons on record on the Sacramento River and its tributaries.
		This was in spite of a forecasted ocean abundance of Central Valley stocks in 2006 of 632,482 fish, based on a return of age-2 fish (jacks and jills) in the fall of 2005.
	www.indybay.org /newsitems/2006/12/12/18337255.php (1853 words)

	Alaska Silver Salmon Fishing, Coho Salmon Fishing \| Kenai River Sportfishing Lodge
		As the King Salmon season comes to a close in late July the first of the Silver Salmon begin migrating into the lower section of the Kenai River and appear in catchable numbers by the first week of August.
		Silver salmon fishing trips on the Upper Kenai River are complemented with drifting for Rainbow Trout in between known Silver Salmon holes.
		Silver Salmon are highly voracious feeders and are known for their aggressive strikes and acrobatic tail-walking runs.
	www.alaskasportfish.com /silver-salmon-fishing.htm (394 words)

	DFG Recommends No Action On Bay Commercial Salmon Fishery, Dan Bacher, Fish Sniffer Online
		The commercial salmon fishery that once flourished in the San Francisco Bay-Delta estuary was closed by the State Legislature in the 1950s, due to a steady decline in salmon populations over decades.
		The worth of sport caught salmon on the Sacramento is $545 to $1100 per fish, according to a State Economic Impact Report conducted by Madalene M. Ranson, economist for the USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service.
		In a time of declining marine resources and ongoing attempts to restore wild stocks of California salmon, the proposal for putting 10 commercial boats in San Francisco Bay in the height of the bay sportfishing season is a very bad idea that shows a lack of common sense.
	www.fishsniffer.com /dbachere/080601salmon.html (970 words)

	Plenty of salmon off Bay Area coast
		On the eve of the 2003 salmon season, scientists verify what party boat skippers have been seeing all winter long: The ocean is full of feed -- as well the fish, marine mammals and birds that feed on them -- crowned by huge numbers of salmon.
		In turn, salmon were located three to four miles south of the lighthouse, with the best bite at mid- afternoon.
		Salmon can grow an inch and a pound per month in the ocean, feeding primarily on anchovies, herring, sardines, squid, krill and small rockfish.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/chronicle/archive/2003/03/30/SP296747.DTL (1158 words)

	Salmon Bay Marina and Boat Sales \|(Boats for Sale, Repos, Auctions - Seattle)
		Salmon Bay Marina and Salmon Bay Boat Sales have teamed together to provide a full service boat brokerage allowing clients an opportunity to purchase and moor at the same facility.
		Salmon Bay Boat Sales provides additional services including: Donation coordination for boats and yachts for sale, repossession sales for lending institutions, and boat auctions.
		Live-aboards: Describes live-aboard characteristics at Salmon Bay Marina.
	www.salmonbaymarina.com /sales.html (184 words)

	Blue Hill Bay
		Blue Hill Bay offers cold and hot smoked salmon in several varieties, each of which is all-natural and preservative-free, as well as Kosher.
		Blue Hill Bay Baked Salmon and Baked Salmon with Cracked Pepper are made from the freshest, finest Atlantic Salmon, which is cured with a little coarse salt and then baked slowly (also known as hot smoking) to achieve the optimal temperature, taste and texture.
		Blue Hill Bay Baked Salmon and Baked Salmon with Cracked Pepper are tender, moist and succulent with a delightful smoky flavor.
	www.acmesmokedfish.com /bluehillbay/products-salmon.html (257 words)

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