As we progress into the heat of summer, fishing both inshore and offshore can still be good, just prepare for hot days and keep an eye on the weather. Many anglers prefer to get an early start and off ...

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We needed rain and we are sure getting it. Afternoon thunderstorms interrupted fishing and brought a lot of rain about everyday over the past week. The best bet was to get on the water early and back ...

Any doubts about catching a giant goliath grouper were erased as Captain Jesse explained how he’d spent 22 years in the United States Army. McDowall’s fastidiousness to cleanliness was his ...

Red tides in recent years also have killed many goliath groupers, Coleman says, and the degradation of mangroves, where juveniles spend most of their time, has prevented new generations from ...

Other grouper: Harvest opens May 1 in Atlantic waters. Includes red grouper, black grouper, scamp, yellowfin grouper, yellowmouth, coney, graysby, red hind and rock hind. Harvest closes Jan. 1, 2025.

Detection and localization of Goliath grouper using their low-frequency pulse sounds. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2023; 153 (4): 2190 DOI: 10.1121/10.0017804 ...

The Goliath grouper is one of the largest grouper species reaching up to 800 pounds. They produce low frequency (peak of 60 hertz) loud “booms” using their swim bladder and surrounding muscles.

A Goliath grouper and other fish are seen washed ashore the Sanibel causeway after dying in a red tide on August 1, 2018 in Sanibel, Florida. Photograph by Joe Raedle, Getty Images ...

Red tide can also cause human illnesses or make the air near the water difficult to breathe. “It is March and we have a terrible fish kill from red tide going on the Gulf Coast of Florida.