@@cartersonneville7013 yea my friends grandpa always told me stories about them. he said he never liked catching them but when the money was right he would’ve done it. Location : Los Iros Trinidad and tobago
@@dectator6663 1. That fish isint going to tackle you. 2. Who said "This is the top 5 deadliest fish because if you are out deep enough in the ocean and have a speargun with you and have it attached to you and not have a reel the fish can drag you down? litterly no one. 3. No it can't just let go of the gun.
@@roosterboy7357Its a protected species just look it up its kinda simple it clearly says its protected by federal law and you cannot catch them or there will be a penalty for up to 60 days in jail and up to a $500 fine
I assume you’re talking about Florida’s protection of Goliath groupers, which no longer is true since you can apply for a permit and buy one to hunt a Goliath grouper, but I’m guessing this guy is most likely doing this in the Bahamas or has a permit.
Would only be doing it because grouper are known to attack humans if they're being territorial. Would be to poke it away and nothing else. Neither of them are lining up shots
@@Mazoncodm OHO REALLY? Yeah, its very immature for me to point out a genuine hunting indicency. you can’t legally and moraly shoot a goliath, they are threatened of extinction. And also I am a hunter aswell not a vegan kill no animals type guy if you were thinking that
@@austhollamby1141 I never heard of this? Grouper are known to attack humans because their territorial? Ive seen plenty of giant grouper underwater and I swam up next to them and never been attacked. I also never heard of a grouper attacking someone wheres your source?
Τhats not 300.. sure might be close to 100.. still pretty good to lose everything from your equipment if you don't hit super center of spine or head and still, if you don't have 3 people at shore to help..
I don't think they were gonna spear it bc first of all don't think you can spear them and also that ain't a big enough speargun prolly needa tuna speargun for a grouper
I assume you’re talking about Florida’s protection of Goliath groupers, which no longer is true since you can apply for a permit and buy one to hunt a Goliath grouper, but I’m guessing this guy is most likely doing this in the Bahamas or has a permit.
I assume you are talking about Florida, and Florida has recently started allowing Goliath groupers to be hunted if you have a permit which you can buy. But I’m pretty sure the guy here is doing this in the Bahamas, or in Florida with a permit.
It’s actually the opposite, with a hook and rod you’ll have the fish suffocating to death in a slow painful manner that makes somewhere around 20-30 minutes, as opposed to a spear which makes the fish bleed out quick and die really fast.
I assume you’re talking about Florida’s protection of Goliath groupers, which no longer is true since you can apply for a permit and buy one to hunt a Goliath grouper, but I’m guessing this guy is most likely doing this in the Bahamas or has a permit.
Firstly, no, its NOT illegal to kill these fish. Killing it will probably have you severely looked down upon, but youre not getting any fines or jail time. Secondly, its still probably best not to if you enjoy having your limbs. That thing'll have you amputating your legs faster than you could spear it.
