How to Identify the Five Salmon Species Found in Alaska

How to Identify the Five Salmon Species Found in Alaska

How to Identify the Five Salmon Species Found in Alaska is a 1-page legal document that was released by the U.S. Department of the Interior - Fish and Wildlife Service and used nation-wide.

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Q: What are the five salmon species found in Alaska?
A: The five salmon species found in Alaska are Chinook (King) salmon, Sockeye (Red) salmon, Coho (Silver) salmon, Pink (Humpy) salmon, and Chum (Dog) salmon.

Q: What is the largest salmon species found in Alaska?
A: The Chinook (King) salmon is the largest species of salmon found in Alaska.

Q: What is the most commercially harvested salmon species in Alaska?
A: The Sockeye (Red) salmon is the most commercially harvested species of salmon in Alaska.

Q: What is the most abundant salmon species in Alaska?
A: The Pink (Humpy) salmon is the most abundant species of salmon in Alaska.

Q: What salmon species is known for its bright red flesh?
A: The Sockeye (Red) salmon is known for its bright red flesh.

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