Located in Northan California, the Coleman National Fish Hatchery (CNFH) is located along the Battle Creek tributary of the Sacramento River. We are responsible for the production of vairous species of fish, and our annual production goals totals over 13 million.
The primary species we produce are Chinook salmon and Steelhead, which migrate out to and back from the Pacific Ocean via the Sacramento River.
The hatchery is open for self guided tours daily from 7:30 a.m. to dusk. Please visit our Hatchery Happenings page for more information on the recreation, education and events that are happening at the Coleman National Fish Hatchery.
Also please don't hesitate to contact us for more information
Coleman National Fish Hatchery
24411 Coleman Fish Hatchery
Road
Anderson, California 96007
Phone: (530) 365-8622
Fax: (530)
365-0913
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The Coleman National Fish Hatchery facilities with Mount Lassen in the Background Source: USFWS
Eggs used in the production of Fish Source: US Army Corps of Engineers
Juvenile Chinook Salmon Source: USFWS |
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Last updated:
October 1, 2008