Black Grouper

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Black Grouper

Description: olive or gray body coloration with black blotches and brassy spots; gently rounded preopercle.

Similar Fish: gag; yellowfin

Where found: OFFSHORE species; adults associated with rocky bottoms, reef, and drop off walls in water over 60 feet deep; young may occur INSHORE in shallow water.

Size: common to 40 pounds, may attain weights exceeding 100 pounds.

*Florida Record: no Florida record because of identity confusion with gag, which are mistakenly called "black grouper."

*Florida records quoted are from the Department of Environmental Protection's printed publication Fishing Lines and are not necessarily the most current  ones. The records  are provided as a benchmark only.

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