Historical Salmon Fishing trend charts

Does anyone keep a spreadsheet of their salmon catch’s over the years? Location/date/time/lure color/depth? Or am I the only crackhead that does these things to trend salmon migration and bite patterns?

Lol!
I don’t catch a lot of Salmon so it’s easier to make spreadsheet on Your catches instead. 

Check the table 7 pdf to see how much salmon were harvested by commercial fishermen at each port. https://www.wildlife.ca.gov/fishing/commercial/landings#260042120-2017

Check the table 7 pdf to see how much salmon were harvested by commercial fishermen at each port. https://www.wildlife.ca.gov/fishing/commercial/landings#260042120-2017

 Thanks! that page is a great resource. I guess the question was directed more personal and in a micro level. I've been keeping tally of the salmon I landed since 2013 and it gives me a general forecast when I should start scouting near shore for fish.

Lol!
I don’t catch a lot of Salmon so it’s easier to make spreadsheet on Your catches instead. 

haha, I don't catch as many as the salmon slayers on these boards...

A fishing notebook? Yes.

If I get to the point where I start forgetting about all of the salmon I catch, then I will start keeping notes.  For now, every single fish has a very nice permanent place in my mind that I can retreat back to from time to time. 

I think you can make a shareable  google map with pin drops on where and when you caught them. Please update it real-time with details.

I don't keep track and the closest thing might be pics. But, I do have a general idea of the usual spots and depths (e.g. Moss might be in mud and other spots rarely gets that deep). It's useful for the slow days when you need to venture out to new spots in search of a bite. One surprise location that I've never seen before happened a couple of years ago in HMB. We were fishing near the bottom in 10-25' fow right in front the the sun worshippers on the beach! (that experience added to the list of possible places to fish on slow days)

no, my ss would be very minimal, but i know i haven't caught one south.  i want a PIF salmon in Monterey!!!!