Sea-going sockeye salmon (on top) have iridescent silver flanks, a white belly, and a metallic green-blue top, giving them their "blueback" name.
As sockeye salmon return (below) to their freshwater spawning grounds, their heads turn green and their bodies turn bright red, hence their other common name in Alaska is “red” salmon. Source: NOAA
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2025 Herring Fishing Season Begins in Japan Sea Japan
The herring gillnet fishing season along the Sea of Japan coast commenced in late January, signaling the approach of spring.
Initial catches in key areas like Otaru and Ishikari have been promisi...
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