What Happened to California’s Salmon Season This Year?
What Happened to California’s Salmon Season This Year?
This spring, fisheries managers closed the commercial and recreational salmon season off the coast of California, owing to cratering fish populations, for the first time since 2009. Every one of the few fish left from the generation of Chinook salmon currently swimming in the ocean is needed to return to their natal streams and spawn, managers decided.
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