Giant Grouper

Other names: Queensland groper, Brindle grouper, Mottled-brown sea bass

The giant grouper, Epinephelus lanceolatus, is the largest reef-dwelling bony fish, found in the Indo-Pacific. With a robust body and mottled brown coloration, it inhabits caves, wrecks, and shallow waters. This species is sought after by anglers for its impressive size and strength.

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iconLength

~180" (max 270)

iconWeight

~150" (max 400)

iconWater

Salt

iconWater Temp

13-30° F

iconDepth

4-100 ft

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Regulation for Giant Grouper

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Season

Protecting

Bag limit

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Vessel limit

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Trophy limits

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Max size

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Min size

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Measurement

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Living Conditions

🐟 Habitat preferences

♻️ Life cycle and mating behavior