Goliath grouper, which can grow as large as 800 pounds and 8 feet long, have been protected in Florida waters since 1990.

Join us on an exhilarating underwater adventure as we plunge into the depths of the ocean, armed with a spear, ready to encounter one of the sea's most formidable creatures—the giant grouper. This ...

Despite being related to the humble freshwater perch, the Atlantic goliath grouper grows to be huge – up to 8 feet long (2.4 m) and 800 lb (363 kg). Scientists have recently learned more about ...

Up to 200 goliath grouper can be taken per year, after a vote by the Florida wildlife commission, in a decision that came with a long list of restrictions that reflected the giant fish’s ...

Join us for an exhilarating underwater adventure as we encounter a giant grouper with a mischievous appetite! In this ...

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is allowing a limited take of Goliath grouper in March.

Goliath grouper fishing may be allowed in Florida again after 30-year ban But the enormous, once-endangered fish’s population is still too low to justify fishing, scientists argue.

Three decades after the state banned the harvesting of goliath grouper, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission approved plans Wednesday that would allow about 200 of the fish to be ...

A goliath grouper, once nearly extinct, was caught and released by an SC angler looking for sharks. The 400-pound fish is estimated to be over 7 feet long.

For the first time since 1990, recreational anglers fishing in some parts of Florida will be allowed to take home a goliath grouper for dinner. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation ...

For a shot at amazing tarpon, Goliath grouper, inshore, and offshore fishing, head to the Punta Gorda and Englewood Beach Area.