Salmon runs near Seattle — live counts & every viewing spot

All known salmon runs viewing spots near Seattle, with live counts from official sources where stations report.

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Data as of August 28, 2026 · Sources: WDFW, Columbia Basin DART

Around the wider region

  • Bonneville Dam: 8,750 chinook, 981 coho, 527 steelhead, 1 sockeye counted on Aug 28

    per Columbia Basin DART, observed yesterday

  • The Dalles Dam: 2,111 chinook, 328 steelhead, 162 coho counted on Aug 28

    per Columbia Basin DART, observed yesterday

  • John Day Dam: 1,332 chinook, 115 steelhead, 67 coho, 1 sockeye counted on Aug 28

    per Columbia Basin DART, observed yesterday

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  • McNary Dam: 610 chinook, 98 steelhead, 21 coho, 1 sockeye counted on Aug 28

    per Columbia Basin DART, observed yesterday

  • Ice Harbor Dam: 337 chinook, 48 steelhead, 9 coho counted on Aug 28

    per Columbia Basin DART, observed yesterday

  • Lower Granite Dam: 381 chinook, 49 steelhead, 1 coho counted on Aug 28

    per Columbia Basin DART, observed yesterday

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Around the region

Common questions

Are salmon runs active near Seattle right now?
Counts are currently live in the wider region; nothing with fresh data inside Seattle right now. Check the full list of local spots below.
Where can I see salmon runs near Seattle?
17 known viewing locations near Seattle are listed below, from Ballard Locks fish ladder viewing area, Bear Creek (trail behind Keep It Simple, 12526 Avondale Road NE, Redmond), Carkeek Park (Piper's Creek) and more.

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