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Alaska’s 2026 commercial salmon harvest through July 4 continued to trail the 2025 catch

2026 Weekly Alaska Salmon Harvest Update #4

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Thursday, July 09, 2026, 00:10 (GMT + 9)

Alaska commercial salmon harvest lags behind previous year due to slow start in Bristol Bay The 2026 Alaska commercial salmon harvest through July 4 continues to trail the previous year's figures, driven by a 40% decline in Bristol Bay and widespread drops in sockeye and keta catches.

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Weekly harvest summary: Week 4 (through July 4), 2026

Alaska’s 2026 commercial salmon harvest through July 4 continued to trail the 2025 catch, with the sockeye (Oncorhynchus nerka) harvest down 29% year-to-date and the smaller keta (Oncorhynchus keta) harvest down 73%.

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In Bristol Bay – the world’s largest sockeye salmon fishery – the catch was down 40% from 2025. In 2024 and 2025, Statistical Week 27 (last week) was Bristol Bay’s peak harvest week. This year’s single largest harvest day so far was July 4, when an estimated 2.3 million sockeye were caught.

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Sunday’s Port Moller Test Fishery update from the Bristol Bay Science and Research Institute indicated the Bay is still on track to reach its preseason forecast. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s preseason commercial harvest forecast for Bristol Bay this year was 33.5 million sockeye.

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Early season keta salmon harvest is down across most regions in the state, especially Prince William Sound. The large year-over-year decline in keta harvest is in part due to the comparison with above-average keta harvests in the region in 2025.

Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) harvest is down 78% from 2025, but it’s common for in-season Chinook harvest data to be delayed, so this may underestimate Chinook harvest to date.

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🇯🇵 日本語 (Japanese Version)

ブリストル湾の出遅れによりアラスカの商業用サケ漁獲高が前年を下回る 2026年のアラスカ商業用サケ漁獲高は7月4日時点で前年同期を大幅に下回っており、ブリストル湾における40%の減少や紅サケおよび白サケの漁獲量低迷が影響しています。

週刊漁獲概要:第4週(2026年7月4日まで)

2026年アラスカ州の商業用サケ漁獲高は7月4日時点で2025年の漁獲実績を下回る状態が続いており、年初来で紅サケ(Oncorhynchus nerka)の漁獲高は29%減少、小型の白サケ(Oncorhynchus keta)の漁獲高は73%減少となっています。

世界最大の紅サケ漁業であるブリストル湾では、漁獲高が2025年比で40%減少しました。2024年および2025年には、統計週第27週(先週)がブリストル湾の漁獲盛期(ピーク)でした。今年これまでの単日最大漁獲日は7月4日で、推定230万尾の紅サケが漁獲されました。

日曜日に行われたブリストル湾科学研究所によるポートモラー試験漁業の最新情報によると、同湾は依然として解禁前の予測を達成する軌道に乗っています。アラスカ州狩猟漁業局による今年のブリストル湾の商業漁獲予測は3,350万尾の紅サケでした。

シーズン初期の白サケの漁獲高は、州内のほとんどの地域、特にプリンス・ウィリアム湾で減少しています。前年比での白サケ漁獲高の大幅な減少は、2025年に同地域で平均を上回る白サケの漁獲があったこととの比較が一部要因となっています。

マスノスケ(Oncorhynchus tshawytscha)の漁獲高は2025年から78%減少していますが、シーズン中のマスノスケの漁獲データは遅れる傾向があるため、現時点までの漁獲高が過小評価されている可能性があります。


🇨🇳 简体中文 (Simplified Chinese Version)

布里斯托尔湾开局缓慢导致阿拉斯加商业三文鱼捕捞量落后于上年 截至7月4日,2026年阿拉斯加商业三文鱼捕捞量继续低于去年同期水平,主要受到布里斯托尔湾捕捞量下降40%以及红三文鱼和秋鲑捕捞量普遍下滑的影响。

每周捕捞摘要:2026年第4周(截至7月4日)

截至7月4日2026年 阿拉斯加商业三文鱼捕捞量继续低于2025年的捕捞量,其中红三文鱼(Oncorhynchus nerka)捕捞量同比下降29%,体型较小的秋鲑(Oncorhynchus keta)捕捞量下降73%

在世界上最大的红三文鱼渔场——布里斯托尔湾,捕捞量比2025年下降了40%。在2024年2025年统计周第27周(上周)是布里斯托尔湾的捕捞高峰周。今年迄今为止单日捕捞量最高的一天是7月4日,预计捕捞了230万尾红三文鱼。

周日来自布里斯托尔湾科学与研究所莫勒港试验渔业更新数据显示,该海湾仍有望达到其季前预测水平。阿拉斯加渔业和狩猎部今年对布里斯托尔湾做出的季前商业捕捞预测为3350万尾红三文鱼。

该州大部分地区的早期秋鲑捕捞量均有所下降,尤其是威廉王子湾。秋鲑捕捞量出现同比大幅下降,部分原因在于2025年该地区的秋鲑捕捞量高于平均水平,从而抬高了对比基数。

王三文鱼(Oncorhynchus tshawytscha)的捕捞量比2025年下降了78%,但在产季期间王三文鱼的捕捞数据出现滞后是常见现象,因此这可能低估了迄今为止的王三文鱼实际捕捞量。

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