GOLIATH GROUPER and PERMIT Fishing in Florida!

Goliath Grouper Fishing Battle

During the 1970’s and 80’s, Goliath Grouper (AKA Jewfish) were heavily overfished and were eventually listed as an endangered species. Since being protected in the 90’s, their populations have bounced back and they’ve become quite the nuisance to many spearfishermen and fishermen alike. In areas like Mexico and the Bahamas, you are legally able to spear these Goliath’s, and that’s exactly what @eliam.salazar did in this clip with an essential stone shot! 🐟🎯 | Spearchannel

Giant baits for giant fish #goliathgrouper #jewfish #fishing #biggame #bigfish #saltwaterfishing #saltlife #angler #fishinglife #fisherman | Landshark Outdoors

The ultimate fight off the jetty! #goliathgrouper #jewfish #fishing #saltwaterfishing #sebastianinlet #grouperfishing #pierfishing #floridapier #angler #saltlife | Landshark Outdoors

@eliam.salazar putting a Goliath grouper to sleep with a well placed KILLSHOT 🎯 🐟 ••• The Goliath grouper (Epinephelus itajara) is one of the largest fish in tropical and subtropical waters, particularly in the Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico, and Caribbean Sea. These massive fish, which can grow over 8 feet long and weigh up to 800 pounds, are known for their impressive size and strength. Goliath groupers inhabit coral reefs, rocky outcrops, and shipwrecks, feeding primarily on crustaceans, sm