Coastal salmon fishing banned for a second year amid steep population declines
Briefly

Chinook salmon populations facing major declines have prompted the Pacific Fishery Management Council to recommend a second-year ban on fishing along the California coast, affecting both commercial and recreational fishing sectors.
The closure of coastal fishing for two consecutive years due to struggling salmon populations has a significant economic impact on California's commercial salmon fishing fleet, resulting in individuals seeking alternative sources of income.
The decision to cease fishing operations is a challenging one, influenced by the drastic decline in salmon populations due to adverse environmental conditions several years ago, with expectations of recovery not until 2026 or 2027.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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