Whats this feesh?

[Pink Nighty]

Caught this little guy trying to swing spoons for sockeye. As far as i can tell, this is neither a sockeye nor an Atlantic salmon. Back was bright green, and not a single spot on it.

 

[Guy Gregory]

Bait

 

[G_Smolt]

With the faint parr marks extending above and below the lateral line with wide spacing and the dark caudal edge, I'd say coho smolt.
*EDIT*
I'll leave my original answer unedited, but I can't see the dorsal or the adipose, which would help greatly with ID...I'm also unsure if what I'm seeing are faded parr marks or just light artifacts. Good chance it could be a Sockeye smolt as well, I don't know at what age the Baker Sox outmigrate.

 

[Pink Nighty]

Honestly I'm only seeing the faintest possibility of parr marks now that I look at the picture. In the sunlight it was perfectly silver sided and green backed

 

[M_D]

Beauty of a day to be out….bet you’re having a great time !

 

[Chucker]

Looks like a baby coho to me, but I really haven’t seen enough sockeye smolts to rule that out.

 

[speedbird]

Looks like a baby coho to me, but I really haven’t seen enough sockeye smolts to rule that out.

I’ve seen a decent amount of baby coho and they’ve always had spots. I’m leaning sockeye

 

[Wanative]

Caught this little guy trying to swing spoons for sockeye. As far as i can tell, this is neither a sockeye nor an Atlantic salmon. Back was bright green, and not a single spot on it.

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Looks like a sockeye smolt.

 

[Paige]

Large eyes and zero spots says Sockeye to me

 

[Pink Nighty]

So i did in fact swing a sockeye on a dick nite?

Cracked the code yall. Orange/white dick nite, on the long hang down while you talk to your girlfriend! Sockeye all day