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huchen|ˈhuːkən, ˈhuːxən|
Also hucho.
[G.]
A large salmonid fish, Hucho hucho, native to the Danube and its tributaries.
a1829H. Davy Consolations in Travel (1830) iv. 204 The trout, salmon, hucho and others of the salmo genus. 1897Encycl. Sport I. 14/1 Mahseer in India, the hucho in Bavaria, the monster trout of the Canadian lakes..are alike taken by the spinning rod. 1905Westm. Gaz. 2/2 The huchen is excellent food. Ibid. 7/3 The Committee have proceeded with the experiment of attempting the introduction into the river [sc. the Thames] of the huchen, the non-migratory salmon. 1962D. W. Tucker tr. Sterba's Freshwater Fishes of World 56 Huchen do very well in captivity. 1971B. J. Muus Freshwater Fish Brit. & Europe 62/1 The huchen is found in the Danube and part of its tributaries, and only exceptionally in lakes. |