Mangrove (gray) snapper are open the year round in Gulf state and federal waters. In state waters, the bag limit is 5 per angler per day with a 10-inch minimum size (overall). In federal waters ...

During the summer months, we have a saltwater panfish that fits the bill to a tee — the mangrove (gray) snapper. Not only are they available to the inshore angler, but they are scrappy and fun ...

Sometimes called the “convict fish” because of his wide, black stripes, the sheepshead is a bait stealer. He doesn’t nibble; ...

No one, for instance, calls it by its given name — “gray.” Most around here call it the mangrove snapper, others butcher that a bit and say mango, while others do some verbal tweaking and ...

Most called the fish "mangrove" snapper. Their proper name is "gray" snapper. But the names are interchangeable. Gray snapper are a fairly common fish in some inshore waters — places such as ...

Black has looked at them since then, and discovered that the world-record mangrove snapper, called "grey snapper" along much of the Gulf Coast, weighed 17.0 pounds, and was caught in 1992 off Port ...

The gray snapper, better known along the Texas coast as the mangrove snapper, is a common fish that swims the shallows around bridge pilings, channel edges, rocks and the twisted roots of black ...

Not Ninja's boat so I hope you enjoy this awesome fishing trip where we were targeting mangrove snappers (aka grey snapper) from South Florida waters! We ended up catching many species of fish ...

(Mangrove snapper is the common name for the fish more properly known as the gray snapper, or Lutjanus griseus.) Faircloth’s fish tops the previous mangrove snapper record of 12 pounds, 5 ounces, ...

MOREHEAD CITY, N.C. – The N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries recently certified a new state record Mangrove Snapper, or gray snapper (Lutjanus griseus). Adrian Faircloth of Supply caught the ...