Gag Grouper Caught in Fort Pierce Using Vertical Jig
A 23-pound gag grouper was caught in Fort Pierce using a vertical jig at a depth of 110 feet. This impressive catch showcases the effectiveness of vertical jigging in saltwater environments. The use of this technique in Fort Pierce, a known hotspot for grouper, highlights the importance of understanding local fishing methods and habitats. The gag grouper, a prized species among anglers, can be found in these waters, and the right approach can lead to remarkable catches.
Log in or sign up to save this article & get a personalized fishing feed.
Recommended Gear for This Article
St. Croix Triumph Spinning Rod
$89.99
Sensitive SCII graphite blank — perfect for the finesse techniques covered in this article.
Shop NowShimano Stradic FL 2500
$199.99
Silky-smooth Hagane body reel with X-Protect water resistance — built to last season after season.
Shop NowSeaguar InvizX Fluorocarbon (200 yd)
$24.99
Near-invisible in water with superior knot strength — the go-to line for clear-water conditions.
Shop NowPlano 3700 Stow-N-Go Tackle Box
$19.99
Rugged, waterproof organization for lures and tackle — keeps your rig ready for the water.
Shop NowAs an Amazon Associate and Tackle Express affiliate, FishWord earns from qualifying purchases. Prices shown are approximate and subject to change.