IPA: //ˈkoʊhoʊ//
KK: /ˈkoʊhoʊ/
A type of small salmon found in the Pacific Ocean, known for its light-colored flesh and often stocked in lakes.
The coho is popular among anglers for its delicious taste.
The word 'coho' originates from the Chinook language, specifically from the term 'kóh' which refers to a type of salmon. It specifically denotes the coho salmon, a species known for its distinctive silver skin and rich flavor.
Think of the Chinook word 'kóh' for salmon, which helps you remember that 'coho' refers to a specific type of salmon.