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What Is Running Right Now in Minnesota
Every run corridor Minnesota has — 19 rivers on Lake Superior — sorted by how far into its own window the loudest run on it is.
Computed for 1 October 2026.
Peak run — 19 rivers
- Poplar River Lake Superior · 25.7 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- Cross River Lake Superior · 22.9 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- Knife River Lake Superior · 22.4 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- Sucker River Lake Superior · 17.9 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- St. Louis River Lake Superior · 16.5 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- French River Lake Superior · 12.6 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- Flute Reed River Lake Superior · 10.4 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- Stewart River Lake Superior · 2.4 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- Devil Track River Lake Superior · 2.3 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- Brule River (Minnesota) Lake Superior · 1.3 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- Baptism River Lake Superior · 0.9 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- Gooseberry River Lake Superior · 0.8 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- Split Rock River Lake Superior · 0.8 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- Kadunce River Lake Superior · 0.7 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- Lester River Lake Superior · 0.6 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- Beaver River Lake Superior · 0.2 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- Temperance River Lake Superior · 0.2 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- Cascade River Lake Superior · 0.1 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
- Manitou River Lake Superior · 0.0 corridor miles · Coho salmon, Sept–Oct
A stage is this site's reading of a curated window against a date. It is not a report from the river and nothing here has seen a fish. The live map adds what this page cannot: water temperature, flow, and the staging estimator's own distribution across the zones of the sixteen rivers it models.
Where these rivers are
19 run rivers on Lake Superior — the Minnesota shore, each in the colour of its own run stage today.
Drawn 1 October 2026. The ground is the subbasin mesh the app scores in, so the coastline is where the mesh stops rather than a separate shoreline; the mark at each river is its mouth, drawn for every river including the handful whose whole run corridor is under a mile and has no line to show.