Dylan Childers Kingston GA is holding up a nice genuine red snapper that he caught while plain old bottom fishing! As you know the genuine keep snapper season is closed! However, these fish are still fun to catch! Did we release it? Heck yeah!







Captain Kevin Rose of Miss Judy Charters is holding Isaac Helwig age 10 Athens, Georgia just caught soon to be released 32 inch Redfish.



Captain Kevin Rose of Miss Judy Charters is holding Isaac Helwig age 10 Athens, Georgia just caught soon to be released bonnet head shark! Check out that set of teeth!
Attention all inshore fishermen!!


The inshore bite has picked up..our inshore captains are catching red fish (big bull reds and keeper size) spotted sea trout (assorted sizes) flounder, whiting, black drum, and bonnet head sharks. Heck, one captain even caught a nice size triple tail last week!
Your boat or ours!


Bait corner!
What is the best bait to use? Live shrimp, fresh dead shrimp, live finger mullet, and fresh dead finger mullet! And after you get the bite a going...heck you might even be able to change to shrimp and mullet artificial bait patterns! Find your local bait house for live shrimp or bring your cast net! The backs of creeks are holding some nice finger mullet!



John Pochop Spearfish, South Dakota Jeff Pochop Pierre South Dakota inshore fished with Captain Kevin Rose of Miss Judy Charters!


Had a great fishy day! What does this mean? Captain Garrett put them on the fish and Wayne Kauffman and his son Jarred caught them...However, Wayne did admit that his son Jarred caught more fish than he did! And he had good reason..you see Wayne is hard core largemouth bass fisherman and he is used to driving that hook home! And we all know that driving a hook home in our fish isn’t such a great idea! However, Wayne did catch a few and according to his son he got better at it as the day progressed!



While inshore fishing with Captain Garrett Ross Jarred Kauffman of Taylor, SC caught this ice flounder! Also known as a doormat! And you can definitely see where these fish got that nickname!



While inshore fishing with Captain Garrett Ross of Miss Judy Charters Wayne Kauffman and son Jarred Taylor SC had a pretty darn good fishing catching day!




Captain Matt Williams of Miss Judy Charters took Rabon Hutchinson green shirt Statesboro Ga, Casey Gross Shepherd, MI white shirt and Eric Baxter Grey Shirt Statesboro Ga on an interesting inshore fish catching day!





While inshore fishing with Captain Garrett Ross of Miss Judy Charters Steve Clymer Paducah, Kentucky and Justin Vanderbrink Savannah, Georgia caught some really nice fish!




While inshore fishing with Captain Tommy Williams of Miss Judy Charters Chuck Busch Columbus Georgia and Bobby Webb Columbus Georgia caught some really nice fish!



Who caught the biggest fish? Chuck Busch Columbus Georgia caught this nice black drum while inshore fishing with Captain Tommy Williams of Miss Judy Charters!

While inshore fishing with Captain Garrett Ross of Miss Judy Charters Steve Clymer Paducah, Kentucky and Justin Vanderbrink Savannah, Georgia caught some really nice fish!


Mikey Sloan Savannah Georgia caught this nice red fish on the fly!


Captain Garrett Ross of Miss Judy Charters caught this very nice trophy red fish while doing a little fly fishing!

Captain Garrett Ross of Miss Judy Charters is showing us his tools of the trade! Nice red fish!

Mikey Sloan and Captain Garrett Ross of Miss Judy Charters are fly fish catching kings!!



Doug Healey Rochester, NY is showing us a grand fish catching smile! Alli Cat DeYoung of Miss Judy Charters is assisting!




Artificial Reefs
With fall time knocking on the door ocean water temps have dropped! Shorter days have put all fish in the migration mode. What does this mean? When a fish moves it has got to eat! All artificial reefs are holding Spanish/king mackerel, barracuda, little tunny, blue fish, and shark! The bottom bite is starting to be very interesting. What does this mean? The bottom bite has picked up and the catch to keep ratio is titled a little in our keeping direction.





Alli Cat DeYoung, two barracuda Doug Healey Rochester, NY big barracuda his brother Mark Healey New York, NY, big barracuda and Captain Kathy Brown little tunny and Spanish mackerel are having some holding up fish fun!



NOW...Jacob Childers Kingston GA is giving us a big thumbs up! Captain Kathy of Miss Judy Charters is holding up his just caught Spanish mackerel!




Captain Judy’s children archives
THEN...Who is this? Corey Childers is holding baby son soon to be bigger fish catcher Jacob! Now he is age 10!



Allie Cat DeYoung, Captain Kathy Brown and Jacob Childers age 10 Kingsland Ga are holding up a large barracuda. Jacob caught this fish while trolling a three hook rigged ballyhoo! Did it put up a fight? Yes! Did Jacob give up? No! This barracuda is just about as long as Jacob is tall!




Savannah Snapper Banks
It that time of the year where bottom fishing can certainly be interesting! So if you are looking for an fishing adventure give us a call 912 897 4921!!
What on tap...before the end of this fishing season, which ends December 31, 2018?
Grouper been gets more dependable, offshore flounder are on the move, vermilion snapper are bigger, black sea bass bite picks up, king mackerel are more plentiful, large trophy red fish can be found feeding around, and there is more....come on down!

NOW...Dylan Childers Kingston GA is holding up a nice genuine red snapper that he caught while plain old bottom fishing! As you know the genuine keep snapper season is closed! However, these fish are still fun to catch! Did we release it? Yes, it swam away!




THEN...Who is this Corey Childers (age 15 now) holding son Dylan! What is he sporting a big fish catching smile! What did Corey catch? It is a stingray that is wider that he is tall!




Dylan Childers Kingston GA is holding up another large genuine red snapper. Yes, he caught, fought, and released this fish all on his own! Did he want too? No and neither did I! (Captain Judy)



Dylan Childers, age 15 his brother Jacob, age 10 and their father Corey all from Kingston GA along with Allie Cat DeYoung and Captain Judy are all trying to stand up! The sea conditions were quite rough on this fish day! But as you can see the genuine red snapper population didn’t seem to mind. We couldn’t get away from them!
The Childers family has been fishing with our company for years. I have watched Dylan and Jacob grow! And it is amazing how fast time flies by! All I have to say now is “Slow down the time train!” Why? I am getting old too quick!


There is definitely one thing the Childers family can do! And what is that? They know how to fish in any conditions and smile while they are doing it! Over the years we have had some rough fishing days! And this was yet another one that needs to add to the log books!





Keith Hines Fort Valley, Georgia almost got in a whole genuine red snapper. However, the shark that took this bite thought better of it! It seems that this shark only wanted a snack and then moved on! I guess this shark didn’t get the genuine red snapper season is closed memo!


Gulf Stream
We are in the reversal mode!
What happens in the spring is now happening in the fall! What does this mean? Waters to the west of the Gulf Stream waters is cooling down! What does this mean? When the cooler western waters meet the warmer waters of the Gulf Stream an invisible wall is formed! Why the heck is this such a good thing? Well, bait fish feed and feel safe around this invisible wall! And the larger fish know all about this! And what do they do? The feed at the wall! Captain Ryan Howard “Crapshoot” is ready to go!!! Now that you know let me know!


Thanks for reading! Captain Judy