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Today we're taking a question from the audience and that question was, how do you target juvenile Goliath groupers?

So first of all, I don't know why we call little Goliath Groupers juveniles,

when we call baby Tarpin, baby Tarpin. So call them what you want, juvenile

Goliath groupers, baby Goliath groupers, small Goliath groupers, whatever you want to call

them. The Goliath grouper gets to be 600 pounds or more, but somewhere along the line,

they're not born that big, so they grow from a smaller size up to a really big size and it's been my experience that they are in certain places when they're young and then at a certain size maybe about 60 pounds 50

60 pounds maybe more they start to make their way out to other areas where

they tend to grow larger they have more food at their disposal, but there are some

places where these smaller Goliath groupers do like to hang out. I have been able to figure out some of those places mostly because of where I was

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