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Goliath Grouper Facts

Posted by Cloyd Masters on Monday, August 17, 2009,
 
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Twenty years ago goliath numbers crashed, causing federal officials to step in and ban the taking of these large grouper.

Spearfishermen were lucky to see one or two of these behemoths during the course a dive back then. But years of protection has helped the species rebound, and it is not uncommon to see as many as a dozen of these fish on some of the more popular shipwrecks off Tampa Bay, such as the Mexican Pride and the Gunsmoke.

Goliath grouper are now found throughout subtr...

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Showing Tag: "facts" (Show all posts)

Goliath Grouper Facts

Posted by Cloyd Masters on Monday, August 17, 2009,
 
Sole survivors

Twenty years ago goliath numbers crashed, causing federal officials to step in and ban the taking of these large grouper.

Spearfishermen were lucky to see one or two of these behemoths during the course a dive back then. But years of protection has helped the species rebound, and it is not uncommon to see as many as a dozen of these fish on some of the more popular shipwrecks off Tampa Bay, such as the Mexican Pride and the Gunsmoke.

Goliath grouper are now found throughout subtr...

Continue reading ...
 
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<a href='http://www.free-press-release.com/news-450-to-500-pound-goliath-grouper-caught-on-fat-cat-fishing-charters-1258359781.html' target='_blank'>Press Release: 450 to 500 pound Goliath Grouper Caught on Fat Cat Fishing charters.</a>

 

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Capt Jay Masters Capt. Jay Masters USCG License : Licensed Types of Charters: Deep Sea, Flats, Near Shore, Off Shore, Flats, Ocean State Region: Central Florida West, Florida East Coast Fishing Locations: Tampa Bay, St.Petersburg, Beaches, Clearwater, Egmont Key, Long Boat Key, Pass a Grill, Redington, Madeira, Indian Rocks, Treasure Island Beaches, Long Boat Key, Anna Maria Island, Gulf of Mexico, Sarasota and surrounding areas. Catch of the Day: Goliath Grouper, Kingfish, Snook, Tarpon, Grouper, Sharks, Amber jacks, King Fish, King Mackerel,Mango Snapper. Sea Bass, Trout, Bull Sharks, Hammer head Sharks