Chinook Salmon don’t live as long and return to rivers when
they are typically around 4 years old – give or take a year.
Chinook Salmon age comparison photo from the University of Washington |
The fish I’m holding below is quite a bit older than any
steelhead or salmon or trout I've ever caught – it’s even older than I am!
Fossil Fish - age???????? |
My eldest daughter went to a Gem and Mineral show and found
this “Rock Fish” (no – not the Stripers found in Chesapeake Bay) and bought it
for me.
I have no idea what species it
is or if it’s full grown or just a baby.
But, it’s really a wonderful gift and will be cherished forever –
Thank you!
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