It describes his scavenging at the Annual Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo.
Apparently a wide variety of fishes are brought in and then discarded.
Prof. Bemis and his students use the cast-off carcasses to collect
measurements and skeletal material for his studies and for the University of
Massachusetts museum collection.
The article also does a pretty good job of describing what an ichthyologist
does, and even lists educational requirements, salary range, and job
outlook.
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