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togue [< E. Algonk.] Maritimes 
n. North American char, Cristivomer namaycush, having important commercial value.
See also: lake trout tog
- 1849 Togue . . . Common in the large lakes of New Brunswick, and Canada, have only been observed in lake Rosignol in the county of Liverpool.
- 1902 (1953) . . . the daring fisher [fish-hawk] arose, grasping in his victorious claws a large "togue" or gray lake trout.
- 1928 The "Mountain trout," "gray trout," "mackinaw trout," "togue" and the salmon trout of the big lakes are all merely lake trout.
- 1954 Land locked salmon and deep-feeding togue are taken in several lakes during the summer months.
- 1849 Togue . . . Common in the large lakes of New Brunswick, and Canada, have only been observed in lake Rosignol in the county of Liverpool.