is this a coho?

[dremarquis]

Hello All,

i don't fish lake O very often (i mostly fish the flx).

I know the 2nd pic is of a king. Is the first one a coho? the spots are only on the top half of the tail (sorry i didn't get a good photo of the gums)

thanks,

andre

[Storm Warning II]

Top one sure looks like a coho...

[alex1young]

I agree.

[reelintense]

I don't know......almost looks like an Atlantic to me. IT aint a king or a steelie....that I can say for sure. But I am used to the scales on my coho's looking different and falling off in my hands the minute it hits the net and my hands. But I am not an expert by any means!

[Dreams Come True Charters]

Its had to say it looks like a 1 year old king but the forked tail says Coho. Almost seems like to many spots for a Coho to. Tough call for me with out looking at the mouth. Looks like a all black mouth so I would go with small fat juvinial King.

[Tim Bromund]

yes, the first pic is absolutely a coho, and a nice one.

Tim

[orangediablo]

'ho fo sho

[allaboutfishing13]

Chinho? Conook?

[ontherise]

its a balluga!!

[Tim Bromund]

Chinho? Conook?

nope, that is a pure coho.

[143447]

beautiful dre nice job out there

[allaboutfishing13]

Coho. Sorry.

[rshubuck]

Top one is a Coho and the bottom one is a small king.

[Captain Carl Bish]

Looks like a coho to me, no spots on the ventral half of the caudal fin, you are covering the anal fin which is a dead give-a-way as the Coho has a 90 degree angle while a king's anal fin is obtuse.

[adam2000]

100% coho.

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[Mortigan]

?.. a king's anal fin is obtuse.

Them's fighting' words!

[gander lander]

definetely a coho, which happens to be my favorite of the trout/salmon in lake o for my consumption

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