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Chinook

4 (6%)

Coho

58 (86.6%)

Steelhead

1 (1.5%)

Cutthroat

4 (6%)

Total Members Voted: 66

[jon5hill]

I caught this clipped fish in the capilano river, so it's either a chinook, coho, or steelhead. Initially I thought it was O. mykiss, but a friend of mine is pretty certain that it is a residualized chinook. Anyone?

[rymack]

I'm not entirely sure if it applys for juveniles but adult steelhead have squared off tails....I am going to guess spring?

[Fisherama]

another vote for chinook.

[Fish Assassin]

Appears to have white gums. Coho

[Riverman]

Spots on tail bottom-Coho

[Gooey]

With out a doubt that's a coho...the cap has lots of tiny fish like that return just check the ladder out (during the coho season) and you willl see numerous fish in that size class.

[slick vic]

1 vote for chinook

[the carp]

with the white gums, spots on the bottom of the tail and lack of silver on the tail my guess is coho, also has a pretty wide tail for a small fish chinook usually have a skinnier very distinct sharply forked tail, but i aint no biologist

[Coho Cody]

its a coho

[cutthroat22]

Coho

Here is a pic from the same river.

[BCfisherman97]

White gums, spotted back, I think it's a coho.

[ynot]

coho

[hammer]

IMO,

coho

[Jona]

coho

[sagerod]

 ???COHO