Now, reports Seattlepi.com: “the ISA virus was found in the fins of three adult salmon–a Chinook, a chum and a coho–taken out of the Harrison River in the Fraser Valley early last month.” However, they go on to say, “additional testing on the [first] sockeye smolts, done at the University of Bergen in Norway, was not able to confirm the findings.”

Only one of the tests showed a fish with ISAv, and that was at the limits of detectability, so it was not really a smoking fin. Continue reading More Reports of Salmon Virus Found in Canadian Waters