Two sockeye salmon caught near Cambridge Bay offer "a glimpse of what is coming"
In 2016 and 2017 commercial fishers near Cambridge Bay were surprised when they pulled in sockeye salmon—because they were expecting to see only Arctic char. While these are just two fish, found far from their usual home waters, the two salmon are likely to be an indication that Pacific salmon will continue to spread their…
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"We always have muskox, caribou and char on the menu all the time"
