
Oncorhynchus kisutch
A bright, acrobatic Pacific salmon known as silver salmon, popular with sport anglers for its aggressive strikes. It matures quickly and readily chases flashy lures near the surface. Spinners, spoons and streamer flies in estuaries and rivers are effective.
2 – 30 m
Spinners, bright spoons, and hoochie lures trolled in salt water; pink or orange egg patterns and Woolly Buggers in rivers.
Firm, bright orange-red flesh with good flavor; excellent baked, grilled, or smoked and slightly milder than chinook.
White gum lines on both jaws and black spots only on the upper lobe of the tail fin distinguish coho from chinook salmon.
15.08 kg