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The salmon run from the Pacific Ocean to the American River has officially begun.

LEWISTON, ID.-An 11-pound coho salmon recently caught in the Clearwater River near Lewiston is a new state record according to the Idaho Department of Fish and Game.

High salmon prices, increasing export volumes and a weak Norwegian krone made October a historic moment for Norwegian seafood exports.

Historic and virtually untouched, a 1,060-acre stretch of land north of Saint George's School may go unnoticed. But past the worn-down barns and expansive fields...

IFI researcher Glen Wightman investigated the feeding and return migratory behaviour of young Atlantic salmon as they left the Arctic Sea

California Farmers, ranchers and tribal members turn out recently to offer insights on an emergency regulation to set minimum flows on tributaries, and the four largest meatpackers were hit by a new price-fixing lawsuit from a group of small food distributors.

The Nimbus Fish Hatchery is delaying the annual opening of its salmon ladder, citing low oxygen levels that could threaten salmon.

A NEW study has suggested a proposed low-emission aircraft described as part-plane, part-airship could deliver “cost-effective, low-emission” passenger transport and freight to communities in the Highlands and Islands. The report was supported by a range of organisations and...

I confess, I adore butter. Especially when it comes to toast. I used to eat my toast with melted butter, using so much that I’d have to eat it leaning over...

Since opening in 2004, 1618 West Seafood Grill has become one of the Triad’s long-term restaurant success stories. The restaurant closed for two months this past summer for major renovations