Atlantic bluefin tuna

And then what we're really starting to hear now is Delwagon Bank, Jefferies, and Maine is just on fire right now.

So really good opportunity on the Giants as you get to the north.

We expect these fish to start moving back south again.

And we also expect this fishery hero, Montauk, Shinnecock, Moriches, to really start to pop off here too with the Giants.

That's going to be it this week on the water.

Thanks again.

Like I'm involved in angling nowadays.

And in my, just the last couple of years where I've been chair of the Child Skipper's Association, I've been aware of two occasions, one with Bluefin Tuna, where EU officials have come into a meeting with Irish officials and demanded that something be done about it.

a stock that's in plentiful supply in our waters and Ireland has no quota for and could be a game changer for inshore fisheries and you have officials I don't know who these officials are, these officials come into a room and tell us we need to do something about it when the pictures of bluefin tuna being caught in Irish waters this can't happen and then more recently we have French commercial fishing interests dictating to the EU that anglers shouldn't be allowed to catch pollock and that they need to be kept for the commercial fishing.

Like, it needs to be brought back to basics.

It needs to be that stocks of fish need to be of benefit to the rural communities, local coastal communities.

There are new fish crosswalks.

Artist Lua Kobayashi designed a giant overlapping school of bluefin tuna.

Inspired by her family's deep heritage.

And you might know about this, Matt, the Japanese fishing village that used to be on Terminal

Island.

And it looks pretty cool.

There are two crosswalks painted with cool art with all these big giant bluefin tunas.

And I don't know if you know this, and this might even fall under the umbrella of a fun fact.