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Winnipeg goldeye 
a small edible fish, Hiodon alosoides, native to the Lake Winnipeg region, but now found over a wider range in the Northwest.
See also: goldeye
- 1954 Here are smoked kippers from Scotland, shelled oysters from New York, fresh shrimps from Texas, cohoes, a sort of herringy fish done in henna shades to look like a first cousin to Winnipeg Goldeye, chilled salmon from British Columbia.
- 1958 . . . you are ready to do some specialized cooking that will make goldeyes from the river equal the famed Winnipeg smoked goldeyes once featured by train dining cars.
- 1964 Manitoba's most famous fish, the goldeye, which often appears on distant menus as "Winnipeg goldeye," has in recent years been playing a decreasing role commercially.
- 1954 Here are smoked kippers from Scotland, shelled oysters from New York, fresh shrimps from Texas, cohoes, a sort of herringy fish done in henna shades to look like a first cousin to Winnipeg Goldeye, chilled salmon from British Columbia.