Join us Saturday, December 12 to help release the last of the (big!) baby coho salmon raised in the tank at the Children’s Museum of Skagit County. All ages welcome!

Schedule:

  • 11:45am — Meet at the Farmstead Bridge (follow signs)
  • 12:00pm — Fish release begins
  • 1:00pm — Event concludes

Come send these coho off on their journey to Puget Sound — a fun, family-friendly way to celebrate the season!

Salmon Sightings at Oyster Creek

Join us Saturday, November 7, 11am–2pm to watch spawning chum salmon at Oyster Creek.

Wild animals don’t follow schedules, so sightings are never guaranteed — but this spot has been a reliable favorite for salmon viewing in recent years.

Knowledgeable staff from SFEG will be on hand to answer questions and share insights on the salmon life cycle and local habitat restoration work.

Location: Along the entrance drive to Taylor Shellfish in Bow — View Location on Google Maps

Parking is ex-stream-ly limited — please carpool if you can!

No registration required. Check back here or on our Facebook page for any weather-related updates or cancellations.

Join us Saturday, October, 11am–2pm to watch spawning chum salmon at Clark Creek in Marblemount.

Wild animals don’t follow schedules, so sightings are never guaranteed — but this spot has been a reliable favorite for salmon viewing in recent years.

Knowledgeable staff from SFEG will be on hand to answer questions and share insights on the salmon life cycle and local habitat restoration work.

Location: 8319 Fish Hatchery Lane, Marblemount, WA | view location on Google Maps

Parking is limited — please carpool if you can!

No registration required. Check back here for any weather-related updates or cancellations!

Questions? Email Lucy at sfeg(at)skagitfisheries.org!

Can’t join us, but still want to see some salmon? For a self-guided tour of places to look for salmon this fall, check out our Salmon Sightings Site!