Where does the salmon live in the rain forest?

Answer 1

If you're talking about the north-west rain forest, there are salmon runs from the Frasier river north to Alsaka. All salmon runs south of the Frasier (excepting Vancouver Island) are now extinct. The oceanic salmon come up-stream only once every four years (there are different runs so every year is a salmon run year). There are land-locked salmon that do not return to the ocean. Along the coast these are known as steel-head. In the interior they are known as Kootany.