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Menhaden

Menhaden

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Oct 30, 2026

Tony FriedrichHOST
1:26
Uh, how are you doing today? Dr.
Tony FriedrichHOST
1:27
Alt, thank you so much for taking a little bit of your precious time and talking to us about Menhaden today.
Tony FriedrichHOST
1:34
How are you doing today, sir? Doing fine.
Tony FriedrichHOST
1:36
Thanks, Tony.
Jerald AultGUEST
5:53
And they said, well, you know, how will we ever know? And I just come back from Guatemala tagging billfishes with these electronic tags, pop-up tags, small computers that record every second depth, light level, salinity, and position, right? It's incredible technology.
Jerald AultGUEST
6:10
So we started tagging fish and we tagged about over the course of the study, about 450 tarpon with these tags.
Jerald AultGUEST
6:19
But the interesting thing about their movement seasonally were they were correlated to heading into the bulk of the Menhaden population.
Jerald AultGUEST
6:30
So the Gulf group, if you will, ends up going up to the Mississippi River, those coming through Florida and those coming around the Bay of Campeche through Mexico, Texas.
Sam SoholtHOST
61:52
Yep.
Lake PickleGUEST
61:53
A lot of that comes from Menhaden.
Lake PickleGUEST
61:54
And, and the thing is, the controversy is like no one's saying, "Hey, shut down pogie fishing."
Sam SoholtHOST
62:00
Sure.
Erik CohenGUEST
27:36
We get...
Erik CohenGUEST
27:38
Our most common bait fish in South Jersey is a fish called a peanut bunker.
Erik CohenGUEST
27:42
Bunker are menhaden.
Erik CohenGUEST
27:44
They get pretty large in the ocean.
Erik CohenGUEST
27:46
They get like a foot long or more.
The Point

The Point

Local news roundup

Oct 16 · 1 Mention

Seth RobineCORRESPONDENT
42:49
Chileans arrived with nitrate of soda.
Seth RobineCORRESPONDENT
42:52
Local fishermen added bone from schools of Menhaden.
Seth RobineCORRESPONDENT
42:55
Giant lead-lined vats held acidic brews that evaporated and hardened again in sunlight under glass roofs.
Seth RobineCORRESPONDENT
43:04
Wharves, dormitories, warehouses created an industrialized waterfront.
The Point

The Point

Bird news for October

Oct 13 · 5 Mentions

Mark FaradayGUEST
18:19
This is the last one.
Mark FaradayGUEST
18:20
And so they're taking all the heat from whatever's going on with menhaden not being where osprey need them at the right time in June.
Mark FaradayGUEST
18:28
And so that, this is playing out on the national stage, Washington Post articles, New York Times articles, you know, Menhaden, the most important fish in the sea, ospreys are starving.
Mark FaradayGUEST
18:39
And it's true, the ospreys are starving and it moved up the coast into Long Island.
Mark FaradayGUEST
18:46
And this year, finally, Connecticut and Rhode Island saw really low productivity compared to normal.
Mark FaradayGUEST
19:47
You know, there was a three chick nest in Dennis and then out in Orleans, they seem to do better.
Mark FaradayGUEST
19:53
So it's not clear what's going on.
Mark FaradayGUEST
19:55
But Menhaden didn't show up in Buzzards Bay.
Katrina LiebichHOST
29:22
That was a request.
Katrina LiebichHOST
29:23
Menhaden has come up several times, and that's, we've definitely gotta cover the, that was Jasper.
Katrina LiebichHOST
29:28
What's he call himself, the Belgian Fish Guy? Let me go to his email real quick.
Guy ErohHOST
29:32
Yeah.

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