yesterdays catch! not bad!

[W_boughner]

Oh come on guys...really? It's a Chinook, 100%, no question. Some of you need to brush up on your fish ID.

John

If it's a chinook explain the white gums !! I can't see enough of the tail to definitely say its spots on the bottom of the tail not Just the rays I the tail !! I have never seem a chinook with white gums

 

[Rain-Bow]

I zoomed in on the gums and it does indeed have white gums, but there is no question that it's a chinook. The overall look of it just screams chinook. Zoom in on the tail though and you'll see the spots

 

[float^drifter]

Few fresh chinnys have sometimes white gums. I'm almost 150% sure that's a chinny. I've landed my fare share of ho's to know the difference.

here is coho i got couple weeks ago.

 

[xxxSIBxxx]

I think the original pic is a female chinook as well from a huron trib or GB trib.

 

[AaronKrick]

Nice.

 

[goodentight]

man that hoho really looks like a bow. I hate pictures, they make it tough to tell sometimes

 

[salmotrutta]

You're all wrong, it's an Atlantic.

 

[AaronKrick]

^fo sure

 

[dimax]

looks like a Chinook too me

 

[rich_ace_G]

arrrright!!! heres the hint! black tongue and white gum! but theres a few people that got it already! yes its a Coho! @ w-boughner, Kizzle and jc53 you guys know your fish! meaning! you guys been catching a lot of coho before!

lol...i hate to tell you but that is 100% 'nook. i've caught my share of early run chinny's...don't be surprise to haul them white-gummed and all...

 

[iamnickevans]

100% Chinny

 

[Float_On]

Thread hijack:

What's this one?
Few freckles. Red colouring... Some black, but not much in the mouth.

 

[salmotrutta]

Thread hijack:

What's this one?
Few freckles. Red colouring... Some black, but not much in the mouth.

Coho Supreme

 

[instapump416]

Haha, you guys will see me posting lots of what type of fish is this posts.

 

[NOTTA STEELER]

Chinook for some reason from Huron and Georgian Bay do quite often have white or greyish white gums . Don't know why and we've often wondered if we were dealing with hybrids or something . I really haven't caught many with black gums . The fish in question is a female Chinook .

 

[NADO]

Float_On thats a male coho with spawning colors. It gets really easy to tell the male coho's when they get that red/pink color. Ive also learned this year that smaller chinooks can often have white gums, probably because they aren't fully developed.

 

[Float_On]

Float_On thats a male coho with spawning colors. It gets really easy to tell the male coho's when they get that red/pink color. Ive also learned this year that smaller chinooks can often have white gums, probably because they aren't fully developed.

Ya, knew the male part...
Still struggle with coho/chinook sometimes.
Sammie is a Sammie to me.

 

[Rain-Bow]

C'mon the difference is clear as day

Few fresh chinnys have sometimes white gums. I'm almost 150% sure that's a chinny. I've landed my fare share of ho's to know the difference.

here is coho i got couple weeks ago.

Picture quality... :shock: