RUN TRACKING
TRACKING
Escapement data for the commercial fleet. Follow the sonar stations, weirs, and counting towers along the Alaskan coast from one place, as ADF&G publishes them.
Kodiak
Saltery Creek
214
August 11, 2026
Most recent counting-station reading in RedRun's database. Full station history is available in the app.
RECENT STATION COUNTS
The latest reading RedRun has recorded for each counting station. These are individual daily counts, not full-season escapement totals.
Kodiak
Saltery Creek
214
August 11, 2026
Kenai Peninsula
Anchor River
65
August 11, 2026
Kodiak
Buskin River
21
August 11, 2026
Alaska Peninsula
Chignik River
0
August 11, 2026
Kodiak
Pasagshak
73
August 11, 2026
Mat-Su
Fish Creek
387
August 11, 2026
Interior
RUN
TRENDS
A single daily number tells you little on its own. RedRun charts counts by species over time so you can see how a run is building rather than reading one row at a time.
Daily Run Timing
Counts plotted by date so you can see where the run sits in the season.
Species Side by Side
Sockeye, chinook, coho, pink, and chum on one chart instead of five separate tables.
REGIONAL BREAKDOWN
Totals below sum the most recent daily run summary records in RedRun's database. They are not full-season escapement and carry no escapement-goal comparison.
Regional run data temporarily unavailable
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