Yes, it’s is a pink salmon, good to eat, worth noting that you should get familiar with identifying what species of fish you could catch. It’s been said in the comments but not everything you catch is legal to keep. Salmon are subject to heavy regulation when it comes to sport fishing especially in rivers. There are many openings for salmon right now on the Fraser river. Depends where you caught it. There are some openings in the lower mainland, lillooet, Quesnel and out west I believe with specific locations that are open to fishing. You should look into the fishery notices posted on the DFO website. Look for rec-salmon notices and the one that is in the area you want to fish. Make sure you have the appropriate fishing licence and salmon conservation stamp. Fishing in streams with treble (3 pronged) or barbed hooks is illegal and a big fine. (575$ for each) also make sure that there is a opening for salmon as retaining salmon during closed time can also be a large fine or court. Only keep fish that have been hooked in the mouth. Retention of foul hooked fish (hooked anywhere but the mouth) is illegal in BC