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(Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) Chinook Salmon are lightly spotted on their blue-green back, Chinook salmon live from five to seven years, and weigh up to 120 lb. (55 kg). Also known as springs or kings, they are the most prized game salmon for sport fishers. Chinook is the largest salmon species, with richly flavored, firm flesh ranging from ivory white to deep red in color. Chinook Salmon are noted for having black gums and small, round spots on the back, dorsal fin and both upper and lower parts of the tail. The flesh has a rich, buttery taste with a more delicate texture than other species due to the high oil content. Rich in omega 3 oils, it is truly the "King" of Salmon.
William,
I just wanted to thank you for the wonderful care and attention to details that you provide to your clients. I am so happy with the beautifully packaged Chinook salmon from your company.
I've also enclosed for you an article that shows what a mess the country of Chile is making of farmed salmon. I wonder how many Costco members don't know of what they're really eating?
Thank God you provide the natural bounty from the Alaskan seas!
I plan to remain a loyal customer for the rest of my years!
Kindest regards,
Bill Glessner
Delta Communications Group
1-800-377-8848
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Chinook Salmon are lightly spotted on their blue-green back, Chinook salmon live from five to seven years, and weigh up to 120 lb. (55 kg). Also known as springs or kings, they are the most prized game salmon for sport fishers.
Chinook is the largest salmon species, with richly flavored, firm flesh ranging from ivory white to deep red in color.
Chinook Salmon are noted for having black gums and small, round spots on the back, dorsal fin and both upper and lower parts of the tail. The flesh has a rich, buttery taste with a more delicate texture than other species due to the high oil content. Rich in omega 3 oils, it is truly the "King" of Salmon.
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