Hope for American Salmo Salar

May 4, 2021 By Matthew Supinski

Maine’s Atlantic salmon recovery has had many setbacks in the last few decades. But there is a new hope and optimism from last year’s adult salmon returns to the Penobscot River and other coastal rivers- the best yet since 2011. These fish are endangered and as these numbers trickle in there is strong hope for their glorious return to Maine’s once proud Salmo salar legacy.

Veazie Dam on Penobscot . In 2020 1,426 endangered salmon returned-the best numbers since 2011

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About Matthew Supinski

As a book author, editor and photographer, chef and restaurant designer and full-time Trout/Salmon/Steelhead guide for over 27 years I have fished and mentored thousands of clients and readers on my Trout/Salmon/Steelhead book subject matter all over the globe. My perspective is hard learned and inspired from being on the water and with an intense passion for the fish, not from the editorial chair in the office.