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big salmon on white background

Atlantic Salmon hooked - isolated on white

Fly fishing for coho salmon in Alaska

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

Underwater photography of cherry salmon in Nakashibetsu Town, Hokkaido

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.

Salmon Run

Atlantic Salmon in the river

Big Alaskan King or Chinook Salmon isolated on whiteMore fish:

Trout in a lake

jumping out from water salmon on sea background

Trout fish bunch

A Chinook Salmon or King Salmon Jumps out of the water on its way upstream in a California River to Spawn

Spawning salmon have reached the end of their road. Their race is over while others will continue to push forward towards their spawning ground.

Salmon fish swimming in water, Norway.

Atlantic Salmon going up the river

Fly fishing for coho salmon in Alaska

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

A fresh run 16 pound Scottish Atlantic Salmon caught on the river Tweed by a lady angler in the Spring. The fish was released back into the river.

Colorful Pink Salmon Jumping Dam Issaquah Creek Washington. Every autumn salmon come up creek to Hatchery. Salmon come from as far as 3,000 miles.

Releasing a King Salmon caught on a fly in Alaska.

Scene of salmon being landed in Hokkaido

Smiling fisherman and his salmon standing next to his boat

A fish is drawn on a piece of paper.white background.Telsiai,Lithuania.06-25-2023.

Toronto, On, Canada - October 20, 2023: Salmon Run on the Humber River at Old Mill Park in Canada

Different stages of life of an Alaskan red salmon (sockeye, Oncorhynchus nerka). In the ocean (ocean phase) it shows silvery colors, which change dramatically towards reddish after entering rivers for spawning (spawning phase, freshwater phase). Pictures of a real, fresh caught fish were taken in Alaska, ocean phase female on the top, freshwater phase male on the bottom.

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