Pacific Grenadier - 1 lb

Species: Coryphaenoides acrolepsis Catch Date: 12/05/25Consume or Freeze Date: 12/14/25Boat: F/V Alex Kevin DCaptain: Alex DoPort: Moss LandingCatch Method: Deep Set LonglineMonterey Bay Seafood Watch Rating: UnratedThis product may contain bones Biological Information: The Pacific Grenadier is a deep dwelling fish that is normally caught as incidental bycatch when fishing for other deep sea species such and Sablefish and Blackgill Rockfish. They are a rather bizarre looking fish with big heads, large eyes and a slender body that tapers down to a thin tail, giving them their nickname “Rattail”. It is estimated that 240 tons of Grenadier are caught as bycatch each year and unfortunately they don’t have much demand on the market. These fish have a mild flavor with a flaky texture and are not too oily, making them a great choice for people with a more sensitive palate, such as children. Sustainability: Monterey Bay Seafood Watch rates Grenadier as a Good Alternative due to their long li