salmonid
/ˈsæmənɪd/Definitions
1. noun
A member of the family Salmonidae, typically a fish with a streamlined body and a forked tail.
“The salmonid species have been a crucial part of the ecosystem for many years.”
2. noun
A fish of the family Salmonidae, especially a trout, salmon, or char.
“Many people enjoy catching and eating the various salmonid species.”