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Living in the Northern Atlantic ocean the Atlantic salmon fish live in schools and mate in rivers.

View of a real (not a plastic wall trophy) alaskan salmon, caught in Susitna River near Willow, Alaska. This is a female silver salmon or coho known scientifically as Oncorhynchus kisutcha.

Bulltrout (Salmo trutta trutta). Eastern (freshwater) part of Gulf of Finland. Baltic sea. Fish isolated on white background

Hand drawn brown trout fish isolated on white background.

Underwater photography of cherry salmon in Nakashibetsu Town, Hokkaido

Wild salmon swimming upstream at Brooks Falls in Katmai National Park (Alaska).

Salmon run up stream through the ladder at the Ballard locks.

jumping out from water salmon on sea background

Trout in a lake

Salmon fish isolated on white background. Fresh wild salmon isolated on a white. Fresh whole salmon isolated. Empty space for text. Copy space.

$Seattle, United States - July 20, 2008 : It is Pike Place Market in Seattle.The world's best wild Alaskan sockeye salmon for sale.\nSockeye salmon is also larger in size and has a darker red color than other salmon.$

ATLANTIC SALMON salmo salar, QUEBEC CANADA

A freshly caught fish

Whole pink salmon fish isolated on white background without shadow.

Trout fish bunch

Salmon swim up Clear Creek in Central Alaska to spawn

The salmon lifecycle begins with an egg. As the salmon move on to the Fry and Parr stage they will develop stripe patterns. These small salmon are very vulnerable. They still have a lot of growing to do before they reach maturity.

Living in the Northern Pacific ocean the Red Sockeye salmon fish live in schools and mate in rivers.

The Chinook salmon is the largest and most valuable species of Pacific salmon in North America. Other vernacular names for the species include king salmon, Quinnat salmon, Tsumen, spring salmon, chrome hog, Blackmouth, and Tyee salmon. This one was caught off the coast of Alaska near the town of Sitka.

A close up of a Chinook Salmon jumping out of the water at a fish ladder during its fall trip up the river to spawn

Releasing a King Salmon caught on a fly in Alaska.

lively and appetizing sockeye salmon image retouched into a realistic color illustration.

Kokanee Salmon on their return journey to the creek where they were born on the shores of Lake Tahoe where they will spawn and die.

Salmon is jumping in wild water against flow direction, aside of rocks, white water, whole body of the salmon, USA, Alaska, Wrangell, Anan Wildlife Observatory

August 27, 2021, Valdez, Alaska. Salmon, in the thousands, have made their way to their spawning grounds. These fish fought to the very last breath of their life to do what they were intended to do. It is quite a sight to see thousand of fish fighting, even to their demise, I to get to the place of their birth.

A cherry salmon swimming upstream the Sakura Falls in Kiyosato, Hokkaido.

Picture of a real (not a plastic wall trophy) alaskan salmon, caught in Clear Creek near Talkeetna, Alaska. This is a male silver salmon or coho, known scientifically as Oncorhynchus kisutcha.

Rainbow Trout, salmo gairdneri, Fishes Swimming in a Freshwater Aquarium in France

Getting ready to release this King Salmon (Chinook) caught fly fishing in Alaska.

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