Salmon "SEEson" is here!

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Salmon "Seeson"


Each fall, salmon make the long trek to spawn in streams and rivers across the Puget Sound region. Consider taking a few minutes to watch their extraordinary journey by checking out one of more than a dozen locations around the area where you can see fish. Some locations may even have volunteers on hand to help you spot the fish and to answer your questions.  

Sign up for a guided tour of North Creek and learn about salmon


Local salmon expert Orlay Johnson is offering a guided tour along North Creek this fall. Learn about local salmon, how to identify them, where to find them, and how to help them. Sign up for the Oct. 14 tour!
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Local salmon hot spot


Salmon love North Creek! Look for Chinook in September, Sockeye in October, and Coho in November as they migrate up North Creek.

Want to venture farther?


Check out some of the most popular salmon viewing areas throughout Puget Sound.

Interested in Salmon Watcher training?


Bothell isn't offering Salmon Watcher training this year because of the program's current status, but the Bellevue Stream Team is. If you're interested in taking the training, sign up for Bellevue's Sept. 18 Salmon Watcher Workshop. 

Local salmon experts Orlay Johnson and Jim Myers explain the challenges and triumphs of salmon in North Creek.

Video credit: Laura Howard, Miami University, 2016