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Russian River Sockeye - Late Run for 2024

Location: Russian River
Species: Sockeye - Late Run
Method: Weir

The selected years are color-coded in the graphs below:

  • 2024
  • 2023
  • 2022
  • 2021
  • 2020
Daily Counts
Cumulative

Description: The weir is located at the outlet of Lower Russian Lake, about 78 miles from the mouth of the Kenai River. It takes approximately 7 to 10 days for sockeye salmon to travel from the lower Kenai River to the weir depending on water levels. Travel times are estimates and can vary significantly from this depending on conditions. The current weir-based early-run sockeye salmon sustainable escapement goal (SEG) is 22,000-44,000 and was adopted in 2011. The late-run sockeye salmon stock was managed to achieve an SEG of 30,000-110,000 (years 2005-2019). In 2020, the new SEG range was adopted for the late-run Russian River sockeye salmon and is now 44,000-85,000.

Biological Escapement Goal for Sockeye - Early Run: 22,000 - 42,000
Sustainable Escapement Goal for Sockeye - Late Run: 44,000 - 85,000 (Graphed above)

Contact: Area Management Biologist,
9072602920

Weekly Sportfish Fishing Report for this area

58 records returned for the years selected. Dashes indicate days with no count.
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Date
2024		 Count
2024		 Cumulative
2024		 Cumulative
2023		 Cumulative
2022		 Cumulative
2021		 Cumulative
2020		 Notes for
2024
Sep-10 - 488 160,430 124,561 123,950 78,832  
Sep-09 - 488 159,903 124,561 123,950 78,832  
Sep-08 - 488 159,192 124,561 123,950 78,832  
Sep-07 - 488 158,501 124,536 123,950 78,816  
Sep-06 - 488 157,476 123,816 123,800 78,499  
Sep-05 - 488 156,225 123,129 123,200 78,169  
Sep-04 - 488 154,628 122,112 122,603 77,624  
Sep-03 - 488 152,755 121,011 122,121 77,109  
Sep-02 - 488 151,247 119,963 121,361 76,466  
Sep-01 - 488 149,701 118,712 120,347 75,571  
Aug-31 - 488 147,663 117,447 119,024 74,640  
Aug-30 - 488 145,875 116,155 117,405 73,650  
Aug-29 - 488 142,941 114,586 116,217 72,688  
Aug-28 - 488 139,894 112,672 114,952 71,600  
Aug-27 - 488 137,355 111,007 113,577 70,563  
Aug-26 - 488 134,378 109,473 111,921 69,490  
Aug-25 - 488 131,455 107,834 110,300 68,052  
Aug-24 - 488 128,072 106,291 108,168 66,790  
Aug-23 - 488 123,947 104,992 105,687 65,558  
Aug-22 - 488 119,581 102,956 103,521 63,566  
Aug-21 - 488 114,958 101,204 101,969 61,748  
Aug-20 - 488 111,586 99,148 99,547 59,485  
Aug-19 - 488 108,336 97,032 95,920 57,374  
Aug-18 - 488 104,409 95,108 93,090 55,477  
Aug-17 - 488 100,012 92,580 90,155 53,319  
Aug-16 - 488 96,611 89,713 86,123 51,464  
Aug-15 - 488 93,009 87,321 82,539 49,316  
Aug-14 - 488 89,786 83,424 79,058 48,066  
Aug-13 - 488 86,684 79,398 75,039 46,844  
Aug-12 - 488 83,372 76,169 70,421 45,525  
Aug-11 - 488 79,885 72,204 66,411 43,960  
Aug-10 - 488 75,775 69,880 61,889 41,720  
Aug-09 - 488 72,316 67,370 57,065 38,940  
Aug-08 - 488 68,592 65,534 51,981 35,783  
Aug-07 - 488 61,026 62,702 47,060 33,623  
Aug-06 - 488 52,767 60,618 41,797 31,965  
Aug-05 - 488 42,522 58,283 36,529 29,786  
Aug-04 - 488 31,901 55,878 32,653 26,852  
Aug-03 - 488 21,559 53,901 28,627 25,311  
Aug-02 - 488 18,257 51,048 23,728 23,396  
Aug-01 - 488 16,630 47,644 20,568 22,412  
Jul-31 - 488 15,640 42,779 18,865 21,257  
Jul-30 - 488 14,224 37,035 17,362 19,391  
Jul-29 - 488 13,195 29,067 16,360 18,031  
Jul-28 - 488 12,314 20,868 14,764 15,301  
Jul-27 - 488 11,212 16,797 12,283 12,975  
Jul-26 - 488 9,786 12,852 11,075 11,863  
Jul-25 - 488 8,364 10,878 10,117 11,095  
Jul-24 - 488 7,462 9,985 9,339 10,474  
Jul-23 - 488 6,567 9,150 8,829 8,730  
Jul-22 - 488 5,579 8,122 7,616 7,834  
Jul-21 - 488 4,371 7,470 6,925 6,485  
Jul-20 - 488 3,587 6,782 5,966 5,275  
Jul-19 - 488 3,008 6,120 4,725 3,952  
Jul-18 - 488 2,507 4,373 3,603 2,837  
Jul-17 - 488 1,618 3,354 2,583 2,205  
Jul-16 - 488 933 2,448 1,757 1,404  
Jul-15 488 488 414 1,550 969 610 Water level 9.75"