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Topic: Salmon or Trout?  (Read 5127 times)

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Mark L

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I fished at Berryessa two weeks ago, and was getting steady bites from what I thought was trout. The first one I hooked I thought was a Kokanee but when landed it had white gums, and a trout looking head. I was reading a report on another forum, and the person posted pictures of King salmon from Berryessa that look like what I thought were trout.

Here are pictures of the ones I caught:
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Sea-bree

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  • Date Registered: Jul 2021
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I fished at Berryessa two weeks ago, and was getting steady bites from what I thought was trout. The first one I hooked I thought was a Kokanee but when landed it had white gums, and a trout looking head. I was reading a report on another forum, and the person posted pictures of King salmon from Berryessa that look like what I thought were trout.

Here are pictures of the ones I caught:
All three of those look like trout to me
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LoletaEric

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Yep - blocky tail, small spots - trout.
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Bulldog---Alex

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I think Berry also has an eagle lake strain of trout. Not sure. Fishworks is familiar with that strain.
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pasha

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Some of those berry trout are so chrome, you really need to do a double take.
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Clb

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  • Date Registered: Aug 2023
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My last one ,I couldn't hardly tell.
Nice catch.
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