1849  (1852)  On taking up our nets (which we laid carefully on the rocks for the Eskimos), they were found full of herring-salmon, in fine condition.
1866  The absence of teeth . . . and the presence of the adipose fin in this fish, place it among the Coregoni, and I believe it to be the C. Clupeiformis described by Cuvier under the local name of "Herring Salmon."
1880  The herring white-fish . . . is caught in abundance at the mouths of the Nelson and Hayes rivers. . . .