HATCHERY LOSES 3.5 MILLION FALL CHINOOK SMOLTS TO BOTULISM

Nearly all of the 3.5 million fall chinook salmon smolts scheduled for release from the Ringold Springs Hatchery on the upper Columbia River have died – most likely of botulism poisoning, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) said last Friday (June 2).

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