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	Salmon Fishing in Pacific Coast

Fishing has become one of the popular sports and the fish highly valued is salmon. Salmon has different varieties and every fisherman prefers a certain variety. But the largest amongst the Pacific salmon is the Chinook. Its maximum weight can be 100 pounds and length is up to 40 inches. Chinook comprises just about 1% of the yearly salmon harvest.

The most treasured salmon comes from Alaska, the Sockeye salmon. Its average weight is nearly 6-9 pounds and length up to 24 inches. The Sockeye salmon constitutes nearly 25-30% of the commercial fishing business in Alaska. Due to the bright red color taken on by the males during breeding season, it is usually called as the "red" salmon

Coho is another type of salmon and is highly prized in the fishing industry. As it is silvery and shiny, it is also known as "silver" salmon. Customers at seafood joints usually take this entire fish home for barbecuing. Canning and smoking are other nice methods to arrange and store them in your pantry. Their weight is about 9 pounds and their maximum length can be nearly 29 inches.

Chum salmon are not treasured much because of their pale and yellow meat. Consumers don't prefer them. They can be 30 inches long and weigh around 8 pounds.

Pink salmon is the last amongst the varieties of Pacific salmon, but it is the most plentiful. They are small, just about 22 inches long and 4 pounds in weight. People prefer to purchase canned pink salmon instead of fresh.

Sport fishermen prefer the charters that can be rented at the northern Pacific coast. If you love fishing, consider hiring a charter to take you to the best salmon fishing spots. Charters also provide whale watching too, so you can sightsee and catch fish on your outing. Hire a boat for as long as you want. Select carefully from the many available options and from the various packages. Test one without having a lot of people aboard. Remember lesser the people aboard, more fish you can catch.

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