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Alaska is home to the world's largest species of salmon, the Chinook salmon (also known as king salmon). These massive fish can grow to extraordinary sizes, with the largest Chinook salmon ever caught weighing in at a staggering 97 pounds. This prized fish is not only significant for Alaska's ecosystem but also plays a crucial role in the state's economy and cultural heritage, attracting anglers from around the globe seeking to reel in these impressive giants.