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Yellowfin Grouper Mounts
Yellowfin Grouper Mounts by New Wave Taxidermy
The Yellowfin Grouper is a prized catch, known for its powerful fight and the distinctive, golden-yellow fins that set it apart. Beyond the thrill of the catch, its striking appearance makes it an outstanding choice for a custom trophy mount.
While its vibrant colors, particularly the namesake yellow fins, can subtly change post-catch, New Wave Taxidermy excels at capturing and recreating the exact brilliant hues and unique patterns of your specific Yellowfin Grouper.
We create detailed mounts that meticulously replicate every characteristic of your prized catch. Our dedication is to provide a lasting fishing trophy, designed to bring back the excitement of your day on the water and the pride of your achievement.
At New Wave Taxidermy, each fish mount is meticulously hand-crafted and custom-painted. All mounts include a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
Leveraging over 40 years of expertise, we’ve produced fiberglass fish replicas for anglers globally, consistently earning recognition for our superior craftsmanship.
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Yellowfin Grouper Information
Yellowfin grouper are prized by both anglers and seafood lovers. With their bold patterns, olive to reddish coloration, and bright yellow highlights on their fins, they’re as impressive to look at as they are on the end of a fishing line.
Most often found in the western Atlantic, from North Carolina through the Gulf of Mexico and down into the Caribbean, yellowfin grouper inhabit rocky ledges, coral reefs, and deeper offshore structures. They are strong fighters and make a great choice for a wall mount due to their distinctive shape and vivid markings.
Interesting Facts About Yellowfin Grouper
- Yellowfin grouper are scientifically known as Mycteroperca venenosa.
- They’re typically found in depths ranging from 100 to 400 feet, especially near reefs and drop-offs.
- Their name comes from the bright yellow tint on their pelvic, dorsal, and caudal fins.
- They are solitary ambush predators that feed on smaller fish, crabs, and squid.
- Yellowfin grouper can reach up to 40 inches in length and weigh over 40 pounds.
- They are protogynous hermaphrodites, meaning they start life as females and may transition to males as they mature.
- Due to the risk of ciguatera toxin in some areas, they are not always recommended for consumption despite their excellent taste.
- The current IGFA world record yellowfin grouper weighed 47 lbs and was caught off the coast of Texas, USA.
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