Corinne Smith

Two Cordova fishermen make repairs to their nets ahead of the opener. Sea lions can be a constant nuisance for fishing crews, stealing salmon and ripping nets in the process. (Corinne Smith)

Across the bay, fishing crews hauled in almost 2.6 million fish, the highest catch this season by far. 1.5 million sockeye came from the Nushagak District on Thursday, and other districts' counts remained similar to what they were on Wednesday. Numbers at Port Moller also jumped yesterday, and test fishery crews had their biggest average catch index of the season. They say that the run timing this year is likely later than initially predicted.

Fishermen throughout the bay continue to bring in steady numbers of fish, as crews across districts hauled in over a million fish yesterday. Kvichak river escapement counts continued to grow rapidly, reaching close to a million on Tuesday, while permits in the Naknek/Kvichak district are still going up.

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