What is another word for landlocked salmon?
Pronunciation: [lˈandlɒkt sˈamən] (IPA) 
Landlocked salmon, also known as freshwater salmon, is a popular fish species among anglers and fishermen. It has a unique taste, a pinkish-orange flesh, and is rich in omega-3 fatty acids, making it a healthy dietary choice. This fish is often found in inland waterways such as lakes, rivers, and streams, and is also referred to as Ouananiche, kokanee, silver salmon, black salmon, and kokaneesalmon. Different regions and countries use various synonyms for this fish, such as landlocked Atlantic salmon, Sunapee salmon, Sebago salmon, and Kennebec salmon, among others. Despite the different names, landlocked salmon is considered a prized catch and a beloved species among fishing enthusiasts, and remains an important part of recreational and commercial fishing.
