Significados de kokanee en inglés

Stubby wanted to get in on the blueback salmon run again.

You live up where the blueback salmon run, don't you, Jack?

You've certainly put a crimp in the Folly Bay blueback pack-tomy great benefit.

One of them was a blueback, the other a redback.

But the blueback run tapered off at Squitty.

We first tested the hypothesis that microsatellites can diagnostically discriminate individual redfish from different groups.

Locals speak almost reverently about the bayou's bounty, from crawfish and shrimp to redfish and flounder.

Looking at a big Atlantic redfish, John says that heís always put life before his writing.

Well, the natives a call that redfish.

Just now, however, you'll want to work hard, I know, for we're going to have a grand feed on redfish.

Got my ol' blue-back Webster, onliest book I evah had, 'scusin' mah Bible.

He got hold of a blue-back speller and carried it with him all the time.

They would have them blue-back spellers and McGuffy's reader.

The great majority of the quinnat salmon and nearly all blue-back salmon enter the rivers in the spring.

I also noted the Canada warbler, the chestnut-sided warbler, and the black-throated blue-back,-thelatter most abundant of all.

Kokanee salmon did not exist in this watershed until 1916, when the Montana Fish and Game Department brought them in.

Stubby wanted to get in on the blueback salmon run again.

You live up where the blueback salmon run, don't you, Jack?

In the spring, when life takes on a new prompting, the blueback salmon shows first in the Gulf.

"I'm trying to figure a way of getting some of those blueback salmon," Abbott said crisply.

"You have been, and are now, paying more for blueback salmon than any buyer on the Gulf."

Supporters say mines and salmon can coexist, pointing to the Highland Valley and Gibraltar mines, both near Fraser River salmon fisheries in British Columbia.