Look at this stupidly massive fish

By Colin Wolf on Mon, Aug 21, 2017 at 12:45 pm

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Bradenton firefighter may have speared the world's largest Warsaw Grouper! James Taylor (green shorts) caught it 85 miles off shore. 409lbs. pic.twitter.com/yxdehtGyQg
— LindsayLogue (@LindsayLogueTV) August 20, 2017

Last weekend, a Bradenton firefighter landed one of the world's biggest Warsaw groupers at the St. Pete Open annual fishing tournament, and holy nightmare of the deep, just look at this thing.

According to WFTS, James Taylor speared the 409-pound grouper at a depth of 250 feet and roughly 85 miles off the shore on Saturday, Aug. 19.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was on hand to weigh the fish, but Taylor is still waiting on confirmation on whether or not his massive grouper is in fact the largest ever speared.

Th FWC says the largest grouper ever caught in Florida on a reel was 436-pounds.