Adam_liren

嘿嘿~~~其实老外告诉过我这条鱼的全称了~~~但是由于我当时听说是散文因而过于兴奋，结果搞忘记了~~~~

Post by sino_single
Originally Posted by Adam_liren
我觉得不像lake trout ，完全和图片不一样。。。 反而更像你图片中的ranbow trout，但是这条的个头不太像，有点太大了。。。我这几天也问了很多专业人士，有很多是在加拿大很多年的鬼佬钓手。。。基本上每个人都说是散文。。。所以我觉得还是散文的可能性较高一点。。。。
既然鬼佬说是SALMON，为什么不就势问鬼佬是SALMON的哪个品种呢？

从形象上看，鳍和尾巴及肤色都比较接近LAKE TROUT，至于大小，总有些吸收好长成大赛斯GIANT的！

另外从季节和水体水域看，老港也不太可能洄游和存留SALMON ，A夫钓的这个品种也难与相关SALMON品种吻合。。。

本夫也只听说过老港偶有TROUT。（上次在老港灯塔巧遇，其实是为考察地形和TROUT去的）。。。

无论如何，这是老港出现的新品种！此鱼能落入A夫之手，也算无上荣幸！

两岸之上，同贺同喜:p喜！

另期待转世高人指点！

sino_single

1,CHINOOK SALMON
Oncorhynchus tshawytacha (Walbaum). Other names for this Pacific salmon include springs, kings, or tyee when they are more than 30 pounds. The top half of the back (including the dorsal fin and both lobes of the tail fin) is heavily marked with irregular black spots and gums in the lower jaw are black. At spawning time, their backs are dark, with the sides being pink to dark reddish in colour. The male snout is elongated and strongly hooked. The adult fish average 15-20 pounds, but fish of 65 pounds have been taken in the Yukon River or its tributaries. The young spend their first year in freshwater lakes or quiet backwaters of the mainstem Yukon before migrating downstream as smolts. They arrive back as 4-7 year old fish ready to spawn.

2,CHUM SALMON
Oncorhynchus keta (Walbaum). Chum salmon are often called dog salmon because of the sharp dog-like teeth of spawning males and because they are often used to feed sled dogs. They are distinguished by the lack of black spots on the back and fins. Spawning fish have a greenish colour with dusky red mottlings or bars on their sides. The pelvic and anal fins are white-tipped. Adult fish average under 5 pounds in weight. Chum salmon spawn in the major tributaries of the Yukon River - the White, Stewart, Pelly and Teslin Rivers. The Porcupine River and its tributary the Fishing Branch River, also contain a sizeable spawning population. They first appear in Dawson about the middle of August and are still running after ice covers the river. The fry migrate immediately upon emerging from the gravel and return in their third or fourth year.

3,COHO SALMON
Oncorhynchus kisutch (Walbaum). Coho have the typical body shape and fins of all Pacific salmon. They are distinguished from the other salmon by the fine black spots on the back and upper lobe of the tail (above the lateral line), and no black pigment along the base of the teeth in the lower jaw. During spawning, the fish have dark backs and stomachs, with a red stripe on the sides (males are more brilliant). Young coho salmon reach the ocean before the end of their first year and return to spawn after a further year and some months in the ocean. Coho salmon are found in the Alsek-Tatshenshini River system, e.g. Klukshu River where anglers eagerly seek them out in late September and early October. Cohos are also found in the Porcupine River system in the northern part of the territory.

4,SOCKEYE SALMON
Oncorhynchus nerka (Walbaum). The body of the sockeye is slightly elongated, the head is conical and the teeth are small and weak. They are distinguished from the other salmon by the absence of black spots on the back and tail fins. They average about 2.5 feet in length and under 5 pounds in weight. When male sockeye reach the Alsek-Tatshenshini waters at spawning time, their bodies turn brilliant red with metallic green heads. The upper jaw develops its characteristic hook and a slight hump forms behind the head. The female fish are a dark red with green and yellow blotches. After they hatch, young fry spend two years in freshwater lakes before migrating to the ocean where they spend the next three years. Sockeye are the most highly prized salmon because of the rich red, firm flesh.

sino_single

1，LAKE TROUT
Salvelinus namaycush (Walbaum). In exterior colouring, lake trout vary from almost black to greyish or very light green with light coloured, irregular shaped spots. Similarly, there are variations in the colour of the flesh - from deep red to pale ivory. These differences are probably determined in part by heredity and in part by environment. Their main food is fish although smaller aquatic organisms are also eaten. Spawning occurs in the fall. Lake trout are sport fish as well as important commercially. Growth is quite slow in most water bodies in the Yukon yet twenty to thirty pound fish are not uncommon. Those living in large lakes usually grow to a larger size than those in smaller bodies of water. They will take the hook in fly fishing, with artificial lures, as well as some baits.
2，BULL TROUT
Salvelinus confluentus. Bull trout have long been confused with Dolly Varden, although we now know that they are a distinct species. They are very similar in appearance to the Dolly Varden and can only be distinguished by a few subtle differences. The easiest to distinguish physical characteristics are that Bull trout have no black spots on the dorsal fin and the eye is closer to the top of the head than a Dolly Varden. They also occupy different geographic ranges. Fish fitting this description if found in the Liard drainage are likely Bull trout, while those found elsewhere in the Yukon are likely Dolly Varden. Beware of confusing these fish with Arctic char as well.
3，RAINBOW TROUT/STEELHEAD
Oncorhynchus mykiss. A typically trout like body, rounded snout, large mouth and black spots on the back, dorsal, adipose and tail fins identify the rainbow trout. The back is bluish green to brown with white or dusky sides and underparts. Usually a light pink to vivid red distinct lateral stripe is visible. In lake populations with good food sources (generally stocked lakes in the Yukon) rainbows can reach 15 pounds in weight, but native stream fish typically weigh less than 3 pounds. Adult trout feed mainly on crustaceans (freshwater shrimp), aquatic insect larvae (caddis and black fly), mollusks and the occasional small fish. Their flesh ranges from bright orange to pale pink and is very delicious.
The steelhead is a sea-going form of rainbow trout. When in the sea, the body is mainly silvery, with a blue back. At spawning time a band of red colour develops along each side of the body. After spawning, many adult steelhead go back to the sea and some, although usually not a high proportion, return to fresh water after recuperation to spawn a second time. Females survive more often than males. The young fish live for one or two full years in freshwater before travelling to the sea as smolts from 4-10" in length. This migration takes place in the spring. Steelheads have been reported from Alsek-Tatshenshini River system in the southwest corner of the territory. They are often confused with the native trout which also exist in this watershed. However, steelhead are much larger fish, averaging better than 5 pounds.

sino_single

Salmon VS Trout

1，尾巴：SALMON比较呈直线，TROUT比较呈分叉。
2，嘴型：SALMON下颌尖而长，TROUT嘴比较短秃。
3，体型：SALMON比较宽而阔，TROUT较窄而修长。
4，大小：SALMON普遍都较大，TROUT最大不过5镑。
5，肉纹：SALMON纹路粗而疏，TROUT纹路细而密。（大概三文鱼的国内叫法来历若此，这一点鉴别比较关键。未知Adam杀鱼后观之肉纹如何？）

具体品种详情请参考楼下《渔夫辨鱼之SALMON & TROUT》。




三文Salmon出没的水域要求如此清澈见底这般：CHINOOK SALMON

sino_single

Post by billz
可能是 Chinook Salmon, 恭喜恭喜！

综合分析：本夫认为Adam那条是TROUT品种无疑！而且就是LAKE TROUT！

再请其他高人指点！

为盼！

:rolleyes:

Adam_liren

大概三文鱼的国内叫法来历若此，这一点鉴别比较关键。未知Adam杀鱼后观之肉纹如何？）






三文Salmon出没的水域要求如此清澈见底这般：CHINOOK SALMON[/QUOTE]

说起来很惭愧...我把这条鱼拴在铁链子上，链子的一头用绳子套在石头上。。。但是谁知这条鱼力大无穷。。。将绳子从石头上挣脱。。。把我的铁链子一块儿拖走了，当时我看见了，但是都没来得及抓到绳子。。。都没有机会拿它祭刀了~~~~~ 不过话也说回来。。。我的渔证不能拿三文鱼，违法的事儿，俺们不能也不敢做哟~~~:p 干脆送它一串“项链”，外加一根鞋带，做个纪念好了~~~~嘿嘿~~~~~随话说得好：“它归大海饮天水，我回家中泰安然”~~~~

Adam_liren

第一点和第二点都很像SALMON，看过图片以后，我觉得更加像SALMON了，至于大小，我觉得SALMON也是从小鱼长大的，所以不会生下来就这么大。。。BABY也有可能。。。其实这条鱼还是蛮宽阔的。。。至少和RAMBOW TROUT很不像。。。。至于肉的样子，没机会看到，很是遗憾~~~所以我还是坚信，应该是一条迷失的散文~~~~

Post by sino_single
Salmon VS Trout

1，尾巴：SALMON比较呈直线，TROUT比较呈分叉。
2，嘴型：SALMON下颌尖而长，TROUT嘴比较短秃。
3，体型：SALMON比较宽而阔，TROUT较窄而修长。






三文Salmon出没的水域要求如此清澈见底这般：CHINOOK SALMON

sino_single

看来这只漏网之鱼将葬身水底成为岸上永远的谜:eek!:！

漏网不究！由它去...

渔事继续...

仍然感谢这只漏网之鱼带给我们的快乐！

Adam_liren

哦，不知为何，最近帖子里的渔夫们都很寂静阿~~~ 好像有点冷清了~~~~不会都是去做散文梦了吧？、~~~~

sino_single

Post by Adam_liren
哦，不知为何，最近帖子里的渔夫们都很寂静阿~~~ 好像有点冷清了~~~~不会都是去做散文梦了吧？、~~~~

天冷了，盖渔夫们都躲在家准备冬钓了....


岸上也四季分明！


:p