Steve Depenbrock (holding a nice red fish) and Captain Judy are taking a look at all of the birds that are feeding on the leftovers from the down under feeding frenzy!
Zack Schaible is holding a 28 ½ inch red fish that he is just about to release. I am sorry to say that there was so much commotion going on that I didn’t get a picture of Zack’s 39 inch red fish! It was a beauty for sure!
Jared Depenbrock is holding a 33 inch red fish, which was tagged and released. Captain Kathy sure is looking proud! Two nice fish catching smiles for sure!
Jarred Depenbrock, Jordan Depenbrock, Steve Depenbrock, and Zack Schaible
Gulf Stream Report!
Captain John White holding up a nice Mahi Mahi! Check out the blue water!
Captain John White and his blue water fishing friends gave it a college try. While making way to the stream on Monday March 16, 2015 the group had great catching possibilities on their minds. Upon arrival everything looked good from water temperatures to prefect sea conditions. However, as all real fishermen know sometimes prefect situations don’t produce a serious fish bite. This seasoned blue water fishing team knows this can happen to anyone and were willing to let us know that the bite was light! So what does Captain John’s report boil down too? It is a simple answer, “It’s definitely time to go, because the bite is really going to turn on!”
Here’s little about Miss Judy’s Gulf Stream Trips
14 hours trips
Back in the old days we proved catching fish at the stream wasn’t just good in during May and June, but also all the other months. Our nineties Gulf Stream motto was, “If the weather’s good, let go!” With that being said, “Blue water catching history is repeating itself!”
Captain Ryan Howard’s 31 Sea Vee Center Console (this is a boat that was built for especially for offshore big game fishing!)
Miss Judy Charters along with Captain Ryan Howard is offering a 14 hour Gulf Stream trip just like we did back in the good old days! Captain Ryan’s boat is a 31 Sea Vee center console with cuddy cabin powered by a single engine diesel, which cruises at 26 knots. As you can see from the photo shown above this boat has lots of fishing maneuverability. For seating Captain Ryan is going be offering bean bags along with cushioned seats. However, when riding in a boat like this you most likely will want to do a lot of standing and watching, because you certainly don’t want to miss anything. Since this boat offers a full 360 degree of ocean viewing opportunity you really never know what you might get to see! Believe me over the past years I have seen some sights from flying fish to mermaids!
A little about the fishing trip
Once arriving at your destination you could find yourself trolling or bottom fishing. It is all about the bite and what’s best at the time of your arrival. As far as trolling you could find yourself catching Mahi Mahi (also known as dolphin) Wahoo, tuna, mako shark, and bill fish such as marlin or sailfish. When it comes to bottom fishing I can assure you that you really never know what you might catch when you drop to the bottom. The reason being is there are so many different kinds of species swimming on the bottom at 150 plus feet of water that sometimes we even have to get out the fish identification book. You can choose which type of fishing that you prefer. We are prepared to change up at any time. The trolling as well as the bottom fishing is very good in this area, but I guarantee you this, if one type of fishing doesn’t produce Captain Ryan will switch it up!
Cost $2,300.00 (15% tip included for first mate) the only extra cost would be for fish cleaning.
Departure times:
All Gulf Stream trips depart around 6:00 AM and should around return 8:00 PM. Now if you want to return earlier we certainly can!
What we furnish and what you need to bring:
As always our boats provide bait, tackle, (rods and reels) ice for fish, and fishing licenses. As you can see there is not much cover/shade on this boat so therefore I suggest bringing hats, sunglasses, foul weather gear, and sunscreen. As far as your drinks and food I suggest packing it in 120 quart coolers or two 60 quart coolers. As with all of our trips fishing cleaning is extra and runs about $.40 cents per pound.
As the Propeller Turns…
Captain Buddy shows you how to operate your boat and Miss Judy Charters shows you how to catch fish! A winning combination!
If you want to get your best chance at learning serious and safe boating skills, this is a great place to start! Give Captain Buddy Lee a call!
It’s time to wet a line.
Bill Vanderford is “Lake Lanier’s Legend!”
Lake Lanier Fishing Secrets Revealed [Kindle Edition]
Bill Vanderford (Author, Photographer)
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IOW2A18
http://www.georgiafishing.com/
If you want to go, it’s time to make your spring time plans!
For more about my long time friend Bill Vanderford as well as his accomplishments, his freshwater charter trips or wildlife tours, books written and his special line up of tackle offered, please visit his site http://www.fishinglanier.com/contact.html for all the details! For more details go http://stores.ebay.com/Fishy-Racer http://www.youtube.com/fishyracer
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