A 350-pound Warsaw grouper was caught off the southwest coast of Florida late last month, according to the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission. [ Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation ...

A fisherman caught a 350-pound Warsaw grouper off the southwest coast of Florida, that researchers believe to be 50 years old.

Two Florida anglers have landed a Warsaw grouper so enormous that it required the strength of an entire crew to hoist the fish over the rail. “It was a monster! One of the largest ever caught ...

A Florida fisherman’s gargantuan catch is reeling in a lot of chatter online. “A big old fish!” the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation exclaimed on Facebook, next to a photo of the ...

A Warsaw grouper weighing 350 pounds was caught off southwest Florida on December 29 in about 600 feet of water, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said on Facebook.

A man in Florida has a fish story to tell -- a huge one! The fisherman caught a Warsaw grouper weighing a whopping 350 lbs. It was caught with a hook and line in December in roughly 600-feet of ...

A Florida fisherman landed a 350-pound Warsaw grouper off Southwest Florida that biologists from the FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute determined to be 50 years old and a valuable asset to ...

The Rezoned Fishing Team landed a massive Warsaw grouper while competing in the ABC Fishing Tournament in Carrabelle over the weekend.

The fisherman caught a Warsaw grouper weighing a whopping 350 pounds! It was caught with a hook and line on Dec. 29 in roughly 600 feet of water.

Last month, a giant 350-pound Warsaw grouper was nabbed off the coast of Southwest Florida. According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, the ...

Jason Boyll of Sarasota caught a 350-pound Warsaw grouper in about 600 feet of water, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Research Institute confirmed on its Facebook page.

The fisherman caught a Warsaw grouper weighing a whopping 350 pounds! It was caught with a hook and line on Dec. 29 in roughly 600 feet of water.