Coho
(noun)
A North American salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) with silver-blue flesh and found in the Pacific Ocean and nearby rivers.
Origin:
Late 19th century; earliest use found in proceedings of the u.s. national museum. of algonquian origin.
Examples:
- The coho salmon is a popular fish for sport fishing and commercial harvesting.
- The coho run in the river attracted many anglers hoping to catch a trophy fish.
- The coho was a tasty addition to the seafood platter and a hit with the dinner guests.
- The young boy was thrilled to catch his first coho on a recent fishing trip.
- The coho is an important species for both the ecosystem and the local economy.