Salmon Tracker

TripperDeeLabs

About this app

Salmon Tracker helps Alaska anglers follow public fish passage counts for Kenai Peninsula salmon runs—sockeye and king salmon included—with optional alerts when new counts post.

Follow the rivers that matter
• Kenai River sockeye (late run)
• Kenai River king salmon
• Kasilof River sockeye
• Russian River sockeye (early and late runs)
• Choose which count projects appear on your home screen

See today’s count in context
• Daily passage and season totals
• Compare this year vs last year and prior seasons
• Daily and cumulative charts with 7-day, 14-day, and season views
• Recent-day swipe cards so you can spot warming or cooling trends

Optional fish-count notifications
• Alert on every newly reported count, new reporting dates, significant changes, or a daily summary
• Quiet controls for how chatty notifications get
• Automatic background sync on a source-friendly schedule (including every 3 hours)
• Wi-Fi-only option if you want to save mobile data

Built for the boat and the bank
• Alaska time display
• Keep recently downloaded counts when your connection drops
• Manual “Check for new counts” when you want a fresh pull

Privacy-minded and unofficial
• No ads, subscriptions, analytics accounts, or TripperDeeLabs login
• Unofficial client for public Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) Fish Counts data
• Not affiliated with or endorsed by the State of Alaska or ADF&G
• Passage counts are useful context—not a guarantee of fishing conditions or catch
• Always check current regulations, emergency orders, and local conditions

Made by TripperDeeLabs for Alaska salmon fishing season.

What’s new

Initial release of Salmon Tracker.

• Follow selected Kenai Peninsula salmon passage counts
• Compare current runs with the previous five years
• View daily and cumulative count history
• Receive optional notifications when official reports change
• Access recently downloaded counts while offline
• Control quiet hours, synchronization frequency, and Wi-Fi usage