Bristol Bay Salmon refers to the wild salmon species that inhabit the waters of Bristol Bay, located in Alaska. This region is known for its rich ecosystem, supporting large populations of sockeye, king, coho, chum, and pink salmon. The salmon migrate from the ocean to freshwater rivers to spawn, playing a crucial role in the local food web and economy. The Bristol Bay fishery is one of the largest and most sustainable salmon fisheries in the world. It provides significant economic benefits to local communities and supports commercial fishing industries. The unique environmental conditions of the bay contribute to the high quality and flavor of the salmon.