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Salmon Trout (Noun)

Speckled trout of European rivers; introduced in North America.

Nouns denoting animals.

Speckled trout, more accurately known as sea-run salmon-trout, were abundant in the rivers of Wales, Ireland, and Scotland.
Salmon-trout belonging to the genus Salmo were common in European rivers before they were introduced to North America.
Sea-run salmon-trout are known to return to freshwater streams for spawning.
One of the most prized game fish in Europe is the salmon-trout, with its speckled pink and yellowish flesh.
Today salmon-trout have been transferred to suitable natural locations throughout North America, providing excellent sport for anglers.

Large fork-tailed trout of lakes of Canada and the northern United States.

Nouns denoting animals.

The salmon trout is a prized game fish in the northern lakes of the United States and Canada.
Anglers often seek out the salmon trout for its strong fighting ability and flavorful flesh.
In the deep, cold lakes of the north, the salmon trout can grow to be quite large, up to 20 pounds or more.
The salmon trout is also known as the lake trout, and is an important part of the ecosystem in the lakes where it is found.
Salmon trout are typically found in deep water, often near structure such as rocks or weed beds, where they can ambush prey.

Flesh of marine trout that migrate from salt to fresh water.

Nouns denoting foods and drinks.

The smokery specialized in curing salmon trout to create a delicacy sought after by locals and tourists alike.
In some regions, the term salmon trout is used to describe the flesh of anadromous brown trout that have migrated from the ocean to freshwater rivers.
The chef carefully selected a fresh catch of salmon trout to serve as the main course at the seafood restaurant.
Researchers have found that the nutritional content of salmon trout can vary significantly depending on the fish's diet and environmental conditions.
Salmon trout are highly prized for their flavor and texture, making them a popular choice for sushi and sashimi dishes.