Pink salmon school in the deep pools of the Campbell River, before venturing farther upstream to the spawning beds. British Columbia. (Credit: Tavish Campbell)Members of the Micmac tribe in a birchbark canoe in New Brunswick, pre-1870. (Credit: Taylor/Collection/Nova Scotia Archives)Coho salmon eggs. The black dots are the eyes of the embyros. (Credit: Eiko Jones)A bear lines up a coho in the Great Bear Rainforest, British Columbia. (Credit: Ian McAllister)Pink salmon swimming up Lawson Creek to spawn under the northern lights, while Juneau, Alaska, is lit up in the background. (Credit: Christopher Miller)Two fishermen in a setnetter hauling up sockeye salmon in Bristol Bay, Alaska. (Credit: Michael Melford)Male sockeye and one female—the one without the hook jaw at lower right—ready for spawning in the Adams River, British Columbia. (Credit: Eiko Jones)Georgina Ballantine in 1922 with her sixty-four pound Atlantic salmon caught on the River Tay. It is the largest salmon ever caught on a rod in the British Isles. (Lordprice Collection/Alamy Stock Photo)
