Despite the fact that my boyfriend won’t touch it, Salmon is a staple here in the Zylka household.
This is my go-to recipe (ironically, it works just as well with chicken if you have a picky eater in the house).
Tag: Salmon
Charred Sugar Crusted Salmon Recipe – Simply to Die For
Eating fish can actually reduce the risk of various diseases and disorders such as asthma in children, cancer, heart disease, dementia and depression. It can even help people with diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis and autoimmune disease! Yay for fish!
A great article: Advantages of Eating Fish Foods
As with anything moderation is key.
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#HuntFishTravel Ep 198 – Salmon Facts and Your Dollars at Work in Wisconsin with Cory Yarmuth Pt 2
Episode 197 was so full of great salmon fishing tips we had to made a 2nd episode.
“Salmon Facts and Your Dollars at Work in Wisconsin with Cory Yarmuth Pt 2”
Topics covered in this episode:
- WI license requirements and where the dollars from the stamps go.
- Different salmon species in Lake Michigan
- Stocking science
- Why wind directions and water temps throughout the year plays a part in catching fish. But why hours of available light is much more important.
- The one day in October Cory thinks is the day you can’t miss.
Links:
- http://legend-outdoors.com/
- https://www.facebook.com/cory.yarmuth
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/legendoutdoors/
- Episode 197 – Fall Salmon Fishing in Wisconsin with Cory Yarmuth Pt 1
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Salmon Complete Circle of Life In Oregon’s Deschutes River
A while back, we told you about the re-opening of Oregon’s Deschutes River to migrating fish for the first time in 40 years. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) was a partner in the engineering of a unique 273-foot underwater tower and fish collection station at the Round Butte Dam, which allows fish to migrate to and from the Pacific Ocean.
Now that they are able to get past all three dams in central Oregon, the numbers of Chinook salmon, steelhead, and kokanee (landlocked sockeye salmon) taking advantage of the new system is growing.
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