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Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Depending on the species, Salmon lay hundreds of eggs in a lifetime. Usually in groups, not all at once. The female looks for loose, clean, medium to large stones on the river bed. Clears a depression and deposits her eggs, while the male swims overhead and deposits a cloud of sperm, called milt.
In captivity, females may lay as many as 100 egg in a season, although 20 to 40 are more common. Eggs are whitish in color, weigh about 3 pounds (1000 to 1500 grams) and are generally laid every other day. Eggs are typically laid in late afternoon.