Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ recent comments on the price of a grouper sandwich, say local industry experts, reflect the ...

The black grouper's entire body is covered with black, rectangular markings over a background that can be brown, reddish-brown, dark green, or black. The black spots can vary in intensity ...

Will grouper-getters be greeted with 20- to 30-pounders in their fish boxes, ... caught and released a black grouper weighing in at 42 pounds. Earlier in the year, ...

A giant black grouper that stayed put on a small ledge. He lined up and took a shot, putting a spear into the head of the fish. This 113-pound grouper set a new tournament record in the St. Pete Open.

Red grouper, gag grouper, black grouper, and scamp are the most common types of grouper, and all have mild, white flesh with a firm texture which flakes easily when cooked.

Recreational harvest of shallow water grouper in Atlantic state waters, including all of Monroe County, will close on January 1st, 2025, marking the start of the annual spawning season closure.

A small black grouper swims by, its olive gray skin and dark blotches standing out against the gray backdrop of a rocky reef bottom covered with dead coral.

Gag grouper, red grouper, black grouper, scamp, snowy grouper and more, plus hogfish are now back on the keeper list for South Atlantic anglers until Jan. 1, 2021.

Although it is lighter than the originally estimated 200 pounds, the Black Grouper will still be able to help many people. Jay has decided to donate the fish to the Camillus House.

When you KNOW big grouper are waiting below, 30 minutes feels like two hours. It was halfway though a good day of fishing about 35 miles east of Charleston Harbor, and Capt. Rick Reddick's 26-foot ...

However, black grouper catch experienced a rapid decline in 2016 and 2017 — to 16,000kg in 2017. A drop from 22,000kg to 16,000kg represents a very highly significant decline.

Grouper: Harvest closed from Jan. 1, through April 30 in Atlantic waters from Nassau to Monroe counties for the following species: gag grouper, red grouper, black grouper, scamp, yellowfin ...