mizefish
7/18/2017 4:02:53 PMThose photos are really small, and one is totally backlit, but I'm gonna say you have there, 1 cutthroat, 1 squawfish, and one Peamouth Chub.
Calling it a cutthroat because I think I'm seeing a bit of reddish blaze under the chin. The backlit fish has the size & mouth-shape of a squaw. Tiny mouth on the 3rd fish is the giveaway that it's a Peamouth.
Calling it a cutthroat because I think I'm seeing a bit of reddish blaze under the chin. The backlit fish has the size & mouth-shape of a squaw. Tiny mouth on the 3rd fish is the giveaway that it's a Peamouth.
JoshH
7/18/2017 5:11:47 PMBased on the jaw line, lack of spotting, and the tail, it looks like a kokanee. Very small image though so can't be 100%.
Jake Dogfish
7/18/2017 5:40:40 PMMizefish got it right best I can tell. Last fish is a Peamouth chub. Thanks for the report!
FishingFool
7/18/2017 6:36:13 PMI have to agree with mizefish but i'm not an expert. The first fish doesn't have a pointy enough tail to be a kok and looks like a red slash under jaw imo.
JoshH
7/18/2017 6:37:41 PMBased on the jaw line, lack of spotting, and the tail, it looks like a kokanee. Very small image though so can't be 100%.
JoshH
7/18/2017 7:25:40 PMBased on the jaw line, lack of spotting, and the tail, it looks like a kokanee. Very small image though so can't be 100%.
TrackerPro16
7/18/2017 11:49:00 PMI see spots on the tail and a slash so will vote Cutt on the first. Crappy second pic but I will say Peamouth on both of the other pics. The second has too narrow of a mouth to be Pikeminnow in my opinion. Should have eaten the first one!!!
bigyfish
7/19/2017 9:27:42 AMThe tail is a dead giveaway for the species identification. Salmon have a very distinct v-fin while trout have a less distinct tail notch. Examine the tails of the trout and koks in pictures on this website and you will easily be able to distinguish the two. This fish is a trout.