The Warsaw Grouper is somewhat football-shaped and is uniformly dark brown or a reddish-brown to almost black on top. It can sometimes have whitish blotches on the sides.
Diet: crabs, lobsters, shrimps, and fishes
Habitat & Range
The Warsaw Grouper prefers irregular bottoms, valleys, and drop-offs occurring in waters 350 to 650 feet deep. They feed on crabs, lobsters, shrimps, and fishes.
Where to Fishing
Atlantic Ocean
Frequently Asked Questions
Fishing Tips
Occasionally Warsaw Grouper are caught accidentally by anglers fishing for tilefish. They are caught on bottom rigs baited with cut pieces of fish or squid. Because of the great depth of water, five-pound weights are used on the bottom rigs.
