The Chinook salmon, Oncorhynchus tshawytscha, (derived from Russian чавыча), is a species of anadromous fish in the salmon family. It is a Pacific Ocean salmon and is variously known as the king salmon, tyee salmon, Columbia River salmon, black salmon, chub salmon, hook bill salmon, winter salmon, Spring Salmon, Quinnat Salmon and blackmouth. Chinook Salmon are typically divided into "races" with "spring chinook", "summer chinook", and "fall chinook" being most common. Races are determined by the timing of adult entry into fresh water. A "winter chinook" run is recognized in the Sacramento River.

In this part of the story we move on to Lake King William North in the central part of Tasmania, across the road from Lake St Clair. It is an amazing spot.

This part of the journey takes us to Butlers Gorge on the southern end of Lake King William in the central highlands of Tasmania. It is a beautiful place.

Lake King William campground is unique. It is located on the A10 highway west of Derwent Bridge in Central Tasmania. It is an eerie yet beautiful place and I would recommend people go and check it out.

Butlers Gorge is located at the southern end of Lake King William in the central part of Tasmania. This spot is out of the way, peaceful, scenic and relatively private. Butler's Gorge is a must see.

explore wildlife sanctuary featuring Indian elephants, Barking Deers, Indian Wild Dogs, Pythons and King Cobras. Periyar - Moist deciduous fauna, flat and hilly terrain, a delightful lake and rich wildlife makes Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary a hot favorite amongst the nature livers.