Kokanee Salmon return to Taylor Creek
October 5, 2007
Every fall the Kokanee Salmon make their way up Taylor Creek to spawn. The fish spawn during October when cooler water temperatures and increased water flow draw the fish home. This weekend is the Kokanee Salmon Festival at Taylor Creek Visitor Center located off Highway 89 north of South Lake Tahoe. The visitor center is open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. during October.
See the slideshow of the salmon at Taylor Creek.
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