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What makes Copper River king so special?
Culturally Significant
For thousands of years, indigenous Alaskans have relied on salmon as a source of food and spiritual nourishment and continue to honor it as a vital part of their heritage.
Legendary Migration
With a basin size of 24,000 square miles, the Copper river is 290 miles long and has an average elevation of 12 feet per mile.
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What is Copper River Salmon?
Alaska’s first major salmon run of the year, these wild-caught kings are renowned for their exceptional flavor, luscious texture, and omega-3s.
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Journey of the Great Chinook 2023
Copper River king salmon travel nearly 300 miles upstream through rugged terrain and icy waters, an epic journey that requires extra stores of energy in the form of fat.
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Know the Five Types of Salmon
From king and sockeye to silver and pink, wild salmon varieties offer notable differences in flavor, nutrition, and culinary potential.
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