Jason Schratweiser

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The MeatEater Podcast · Ep. 889: The Boss of All Fishing Records · 15 Jun 2026 podcast

I've mentioned our IGFA Great Marlin Satellite Tagging Program.

Biggest of its kind in the world.

Open access.

We have co-chaired the last two international billfish symposia.

um we did a three-year deep dive with the fao in the caribbean looking at the value of billfish resources there we're constantly weighing in on these uh regional fisheries bodies for billfish you know around the world because nobody else is really doing it you know or very few people there are other people doing as well but we're doing a lot for billfish we've got some cool stuff coming down the pipe on stripe stripe marlin but

We're also at the other end of the food chain as well.

You know, so forage fish is really this emerging paradigm in fisheries management.

Yeah.

So, um, you know, doing, we've got something called, uh, the forage fish, um, research program.

Um, actually I'm missing that workshop to be here, um, for this right now.

So, yeah.

Um, and what we do, we started this in 2016 is we FWC, our state agency is just phenomenally well run and they've got a great research arm.

And they have a tremendous amount of what they call fisheries independent monitoring program, you know, capturing fish with scenes and things like that from, I think seven different estuaries around the state for like over 20 years.

And they've got just this amazing backlog of data, especially on forage fish species.

So we put together this public private program where we invite, um, grad students and their major professors to sit down once a year.

with the people from the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute.

They talk about the data that they have in terms of forage fish and what their research priorities are.

And then we fund two fellowships at $20,000 a piece for them to do work for 12 months with these scientists to really gen out some incredible research on forage fish that actually several of them have had direct management applications.

And the other cool thing about it, there's been probably three or four of these grad students that have gone on to have now promising careers in state and federal fisheries work.

So we do that.

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