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Kodiak salmon harvest
Cumulative commercial harvest and the season scoreboard for the Kodiak area, from ADF&G's Blue Sheet
Data through Jul 16, 2026 · data pulled Jul 15, 2026, 7:00 PM PT
Cite
- Cumulative chum harvest
About this data
- Source
- ADF&G Preliminary Alaska Commercial Salmon Catch Report (Blue Sheet), over the April preseason forecast
- Series
- Cumulative commercial harvest by species and percent of forecast
- Basis
- Common-property and hatchery cost-recovery catch, preliminary
- Geography
- Kodiak
- Unit
- thousand fish
- Calculation
- Cumulative in-season
- Last observation
- Jul 16, 2026
- Update frequency
- Up to twice daily in season
Kodiak all species together are 66K fish, 0% of the 15.0M fish area forecast; its marquee pink run is pink not yet running (peaks late July-August); 61K fish chum so far. Percent of forecast is a pace read, not a good-or-bad call, and it climbs as each species opens and peaks.
Kodiak's cumulative salmon harvest has reached 414K fish, 3 percent of the 15.0M fish area forecast, led by sockeye at 339K (16 percent of forecast).
| Species | Harvest to date | Preseason forecast | % of forecast |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinook | n/a | 7K fish | not yet running (peaks May-June) |
| Sockeye | 5K fish | 2.06M fish | not yet running (peaks late June-July) |
| Coho | n/a | 164K fish | not yet running (peaks August-September) |
| Pink | n/a | 12.3M fish | not yet running (peaks late July-August) |
| Chum | 61K fish | 494K fish | 12% |
| All species | 66K fish | 15.0M fish | 0% |
| Species | Avg price | Avg weight | Exvessel value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinook | $0.10/lb | 5.3 lb | $741 |
| Sockeye | $1.34/lb | 4.8 lb | $9.5M |
| Coho | $0.70/lb | 7.1 lb | $1.6M |
| Pink | $0.30/lb | 3.2 lb | $32.2M |
| Chum | $0.39/lb | 6.5 lb | $1.9M |
About Kodiak salmon harvest
Purse seine, set and drift gillnet around the Kodiak archipelago, a pink and sockeye fishery with a hatchery component. This page tracks Kodiak's cumulative commercial salmon harvest from ADF&G's Blue Sheet, by species, against the area's preseason forecast. The numbers are common-property and cost-recovery catch in thousands of fish, preliminary and updated through the season; sport, subsistence and personal-use harvests are not included. Early low percentages are the run still building, not a weak year.