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Alewives are Running into North Sea, But Still Face Manmade Hurdles

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Young-of-the-year alewives staging in Ligonnee Creek. FILE PHOTO

Young-of-the-year alewives staging in Ligonnee Creek. FILE PHOTO Michael Heller

authorMichael Wright on Apr 1, 2025
The East End’s only anadromous fish migration has begun, right on time, with this month’s full and new moon tides. Under the cover of darkness, hundreds of thousands of alewives... more

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