The Great Barrier Reef holds a third of the world's coral reefs and is home to a wide range of over 5,000 fish and other forms of wildlife. When most people picture the reef, they think of its shallow corals but there is much more hidden deeper below the surface. In 1966 it was found that off of the
Great Barrier Reef was the largest population of “Grander” (over 1,000-pound) black marlin. The internet website, Grander Watch, which tracks data on grander marlin, has recorded over 900 Granders landed in these waters to date.

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