Artificial Reefs Catching Report!

Cathy Sakas Savannah, Georgia and Captain Kathy Brown of Miss Judy charters





Mehmet Caglayan and Cathy Sakas both holding a just caught Spanish mackerel and they both are from Savannah, Georgia ...and of course Captain Kathy is showing here approval


Aboard the Miss Judy Too!

Please meet Mehmet Caglaya, he is the owner/operator of Blue Voyage Productions. He and Cakas Sakas have been working on this documentary since the fall of 2014 and are on this day shooting the final touches. Their documentary entitled Shifting Baselines: A Documentary on Georgia's Changing Commercial Fishing Industry! It will premiere it at Tybee Post Theater on July 25th during Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary's Tuesday at Tybee film series. Believe me you don’t want to miss it!



Savannah Snapper Banks





Robbie Schamber Green River Wyoming is holding a nice genuine red snapper that he caught while plain old bottom fishing the Savannah Snapper banks! What was he using a bait? You are not going to believe it, but a small piece of cut squid! Proving once again that large fish will hit small baits! Or is it really all about location, location, or location??


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Captain Kathy Brown of Miss Judy Charters is showing a big thumbs up! And Joe Armendarez Green River Wyoming is holding a nice amberjack that he caught, fought, and landed. Believe when I say, “It was not a calm day on the ocean!” The bottom line, it did not affect the fish bite! In fact I think it might have helped it! When the bait a moving or should I say, “A waving the fish get attracted!”


Captain Kathy Brown of Miss Judy Charters is holding up a nice resident white grunt better known as a hog nose snapper..not to be confused with a hog fish! What makes this a resident fish? The coloring meaning is had been in a darker background longer than not! If a fish stays to long at one spot its internal camouflaging takes place. In this case the background was dark and this fish just wanted to blend in!


Please meet Captain Kathy Brown of Miss Judy Charters, Joe Armendarez Green River Wyoming holding a nice amberjack, and Robbie Schamber Green River Wyoming holding a nice black jack. Although this picture does not show it, rough ocean conditions did prevail!



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I always add an electron fish attractor to all of my double hook bottom rigs! I usually slip attractor on top hook only. The reason being is when the fish is swimming up to the top hook the second hook get its attention first. And you know what that means you are almost guarantee two fish while making one drop! I am always saying “Location Location Location now I am saying location fish electron location fish electron..I think you get the picture and I got fish! Isn’t that what we all want?


Gulf Stream Report brought to us by the Alli DeYoung blue water fishing team!



Meet the blue water fishing team! And this should be changed to catching team!


From left to right: Dan DeYoung, his daughter Alli, Preston Andrews, and Clinton Fonseca. It was a grand blue water catching day for this fishing team! They caught 17 dolphins aka Mahi Mahi and two Bonita while dragging many different colored lures rigged with medium ballyhoo. What was the surface temperature range? The found the bite while working 72 to 75 degree water. What depth did they work? Depths ranged from 120 feet to 760 feet of water. What areas did they fish? For the first part of their trolling time they worked the Triple ledge catching around 8 dolphins. After the bite slowed, they picked up and finished up the day while working the South ledge area lining the fish box with the rest of the catch. From this report sent directly to me from Alli DeYoung now you all know it is time to give blue water fishing a try, because the bite is definitely on!




Alli DeYoung is hook up and bringing her fish to boat. And I love this red shirt! It goes great with the background blue water. What did she catch? A very nice dolphin better known as a Mahi Mahi!


Alli DeYoung is holding up a nice dolphin aka mahi Mahi that is just one of the fish that she caught while trolling with assorted colored lures rigged with medium ballyhoo.


While making way Alli DeYoung got this picture as a pod of dolphin began to play in our wake. They were jumping around and putting on a great show for us. On this fish day, Alli reported that the water was a brilliant blue and most of the Sargasso weed formations were scattered. My father used to say, “Where you got dolphin you got fish!”
Alli DeYoung shows us her blue water fishing team’s great catch! It was a nice one too! A big Congratulation goes out to everyone! And thanks for the blue water fishing report!