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Whats the difference between sockeye salmon and Keta salmon?

Asked: Dale St. Arnold, Last Updated:

You may think that all salmon is the same, but each of its species has its own flavor and nutrition. Sockeye salmon, with its firm flesh and rich flavor, is considered a favorite among salmon eaters. Keta salmon, also called chum or dog salmon, is a drier fillet because of its lower fat content.

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