FAQs
What is the Pacific Salmon Commission (PSC)?
The PSC is the body formed by the Pacific Salmon Treaty, which facilitates implementation of the Treaty through research and regular meetings between national, provincial/state, First Nation, and U.S. tribal delegates to manage commercial, sport, and subsistence fisheries in both countries.
What is the Pacific Salmon Treaty (PST)?
In March, 1985 the United States and Canada agreed to cooperate in the management, research and enhancement of Pacific salmon stocks of mutual concern by ratifying the Pacific Salmon Treaty.
Where can I learn more about Pacific Salmon?
There are many online resources to learn about Pacific salmon. Here, and the link below are good places to start.
Is the Pacific Salmon Commission related to the Pacific Salmon Foundation?
No. If you are looking for the Pacific Salmon Foundation, please click on the link below to visit their website.
Where can I find PSC test fishing reports?
The daily test fishing reports and year-to-date test fishing summary reports can be found at the link below.
Where can I find information on Fraser sockeye and pink salmon?
Information specifically about Fraser River sockeye and pink salmon can be found at the following link.
What is the Fraser River sockeye and/or pink salmon run size?
Run size information can be found in the FRP Data Application, developed by PSC Staff.
Where can I find fishery opening notices?
Seasonal commercial fishery openings are announced via the Fraser Panel’s regulatory announcements. All other openings can be found on the Fisheries and Oceans Canada website.
How can I request data about Pacific salmon?
If the data you are looking for is not already available on our data page (linked below), please send a detailed request to info@psc.org.
Where can I find more information on funding opportunities?
More information about the various funding opportunities we have available, along with related FAQ’s can be found at the link below.
Where can I find information about the Yukon River Panel?
More information about the Yukon River Panel can be found on their website at the link below.