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While it was not caught on rod and reel, a bigger yellowfin weighing 480 pounds was speared in 2018. This was Werner’s second time deep-sea fishing. This record-setting fish weighed an incredible 427 pounds. He goes to the Gulf at least twice a year to fish. The Werners and Hartman headed to Florida to pick up a boat Hartman had purchased. Permit operation of commercial fishing and charter boats large enough for Snapper and Grouper fishing in deep water of the. I was, like, dang, I want to catch another one.”

“My biggest fish before that was a salmon. 3 Shayne Keith Nelson - Tanzanian Giant Grouper. 4 Koji Yoshida - Humongous Convict Grouper. On June 11, 2004, Shibayama caught this massive 171-pound, 10-ounce potato grouper while fishing off. A Goliath named Cleatus was one of the oldest recorded groupers in captivity. 5 Takayuki Shibayama - Big Potato Grouper.

The oldest recorded Goliath grouper lived to be 37 years old. Some scientists guess that Goliaths can live for 50 to 100 years in ideal conditions. “I was, like, in shock pretty much,” said the petite 16-year-old hockey, lacrosse and tennis player. Goliath groupers live rather long lives, and the average Goliath grouper lifespan might surprise you. Werner’s grouper out-weighed the current record by 217 pounds. According to the International Game Fish Association, the current all-tackle women’s world record is a 366-pound grouper caught by Betsy Walker near Panama in 1965. The fish was 83 inches long with a 75-inch girth and calculated weight of 583 pounds, the largest grouper ever caught by a female angler. Evidence shows that Goliath groupers can weigh up to 800 pounds. The whale shark is the largest fish in the world and can weigh up to 21.5 tons. Megalodon was the largest fish ever known, a designation based on discoveries of hundreds of fossil teeth, two vertebral columns, and a handful of individual vertebrae. Based on these criteria, here are the 10 biggest fish in the world. The fish, which had been caught and released before, had the nickname “My Lord” because as Werner’s stepfather, Paul Hartman, said, “each time it showed up, all anyone could say is ‘My Lord! Look at that!’ ” We have not looked at extinct fish, such as the Placodermi group, where the Dunkleosteus and the Titanichthys may have weighed more than 3.5 tons. Farmington teen Reegan Werner went deep-sea fishing with her brother, mother and stepfather near Marco Island in Florida on May 31 and hooked a world-record-breaking Goliath grouper. On the way out I explained to Sapp that the largest goliath grouper (formally known as the jewfish) ever recorded was shot by a spear fisherman in the Florida.