Miss Judy Charters

Miss Judy Charters Miss Judy Charters provides Inshore fishing, Offshore fishing, and Gulf Stream fishing charters.
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Hello Everybody,My newest book Hoochie Coochie Tuna Fire Tail is now out.  It was published in 2025.   What is it about?...
09/01/2026

Hello Everybody,

My newest book Hoochie Coochie Tuna Fire Tail is now out. It was published in 2025. What is it about? Well, the cover says it all from Gangsters to impersonators! This book is not about fishing or how to fish. It is about the interesting unbelievable stuff (but the truth) that I found out over the years about my father, my mother, (so briefly here) my childhood, and add to that a preview of some of the things that happened here and there! My old saying, “Way too good to have made up!”

Since I am 75 years old now, I wanted to put it all on paper just in case I started to forget! If I knew the right people to show this too, it could be the making of a great movie. … read the book and tell me what you think!

Where can you purchase this book, I have it for sale at my place (Miss Judy Charters 124 Palmetto Drive Savannah Georgia 31410 or you can call me 912 429 7671, or email [email protected] and I can mail you a signed copy…the cost $30.00 plus shipping…

I am also offering copies of my first book, 1993 My Father the Sea and Me, which is the fairy tale version of my father, about my mother, some of the coolest stories/pictures about customers I took fishing, and it reads like a first-grade novel!

and 2022 Kicking Fish Tail Since 1956, which is about old school inshore fishing. It is an old school tool, which is full of color pictures of rigs, the right baits, and etc…Heck, you don’t have to read it, you can just look at the pictures!

Thanks always for your support! Captain Judy Helmey 912 429 7671
I really have been “Kicking Fish Tail Since 1956!”

Captain Zack Holick of Miss Judy Charters Well, I have been talking about it, and now it has happened!  The inshore shee...
09/01/2026

Captain Zack Holick of Miss Judy Charters
Well, I have been talking about it, and now it has happened! The inshore sheepshead bite is officially started. Normally during the first of September, the old sheepshead starts on a inshore early fall feeding ritual. Why? In layman fun words. The larger more adult sheepshead has a hormonal urge to head offshore to join the spawning aggregations. And the sheepshead that are not reach sexual maturity will stay inshore. There are some larger sheepsheads that have been become residents of the inshore and have no desire to head offshore. I believe I have covered all the basic bases! So therefore, Captain Zach Holick says, “Starting as of now, the sheepshead fish catching opportunities inshore is great and it is time to go!” Give Captain Judy a call 912 429 7671

You know the song by, “Here we go again?” Well, it should be playing now!  It August and Captain Ross Corbett is already...
09/01/2026

You know the song by, “Here we go again?” Well, it should be playing now! It August and Captain Ross Corbett is already practicing on getting his September/October big reds fishing campaign started! What made this big fish eat? According to the report given, on this day these fish preferred live shrimp under popping corks! The secret sequent goes like this: Cast into place, let it settle, pop the cork 3 times, let it settle, then two times, let it settle, wait 10 seconds, start reeling, you will normally get a hit, don’t set, and then reel set the hook! Make sure that your drag is set on medium to light, because these sizes of fish are not easy to get to the boat. If they decide to run, well, your line will get some badly needed stretching and so will your arm! Call us if you ever would like to go inshore or offshore fishing Miss Judy Charters Savannah Georgia 912 429 7671

What is Captain Ross Corbett saying? From the bottom of the photo to the top…featuring the flat one’s aka flounder, the ...
09/01/2026

What is Captain Ross Corbett saying? From the bottom of the photo to the top…featuring the flat one’s aka flounder, the convict fish also known as sheepshead, spotted sea trout, black drum also known as lower case cousins to the red drum, and red fish also known as spot tail bass, red drum, rat reds, and dinner! If you have been inshore fishing lately you already know that there are some good catching days and not so many catching days! However, it is time to report that the fall bite is upon us and everyday those fish that are considered shorts are getting one day closer to being legal keepers! And you know that this happens every year! For those wanting to inshore fish the late fall, early winter, and plain old winter bite, give me a call! Captain Judy 912 429 7671 cell or office 912 897 4921 ..Miss Judy Charters Savannah Georgia

What does Captain Ross Corbett say?  It is a great time to target sheepshead inshore!  Did you know that a sheepshead ca...
09/01/2026

What does Captain Ross Corbett say? It is a great time to target sheepshead inshore! Did you know that a sheepshead can strike so fast that it can suck the insides out of a fiddler crab while leaving an empty shell on your hook! So there fore when you check to see if you have bait, you ad better make sure that the insides are still inside! Give us a call Miss Judy Charters 912 429 7671 or 912 897 4921 Lets talk fish!

Part twoMeet Ms. Salacia, a very special glider!  It is only for children and adults who think young only!   After 21 ye...
09/01/2026

Part two
Meet Ms. Salacia, a very special glider!

It is only for children and adults who think young only!
After 21 years of sea missions, Salacia has accumulated an impressive résumé of ocean experience. She’s weathered some rough conditions, traveled through a variety of marine environments, and spent considerable time exploring the world down under—where things get considerably more interesting.

And then there’s Pip! Pip was a friendly giant squid who, at least according to Salacia’s version of events, decided that a glider made an excellent transportation platform and took her along for what can only be described as a ride of a lifetime.
Now, from a strict scientific perspective, I’m sure there are a few details of that encounter that deserve further investigation.

Which leads me to what I consider a perfectly reasonable scientific conclusion: Every glider should have video cameras.

Because sometimes the most interesting oceanographic observations are the ones you simply cannot explain without the footage.

Part Three ALERT!

Salacia has officially spent some quality time with THE MCCRACKEN! Who is McCracken? What is McCracken? And why is Salacia involved? I could tell you, but where’s the fun in that? Stay Tuned for Part Two!
Hope you enjoyed this story! Judy
Captain Judy Helmey Miss Judy Charters,
“Kicking Fish Tail Since 1956!”
912 429 7671

Meet Ms. Salacia, a very special glider!  Part oneThe official version The Salacia glider is a Slocum autonomous underwa...
09/01/2026

Meet Ms. Salacia, a very special glider!

Part one

The official version
The Salacia glider is a Slocum autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) operated out of the University of Georgia (UGA) Skidaway Institute of Oceanography. Named after the Roman goddess of salt water, it was originally launched through a collaborative research effort involving North Carolina State University (NCSU) and UGA. It is deployed frequently under the Southeast Coastal Ocean Observing Regional Association (SECOORA) Glider Observatory network. (What does she do? All kinds of technical stuff like measures conductivity, temperatures, depth, current, chlorophyll, (its eyes) and acoustics (its ears) .
Captain Dan DeYoung of Miss Judy Charters along with his trust first mate Captain Jake Ross went on a different kind of non-fishing mission! I was their job to find and collet Salacia. When Captain Dan rounded the Wassaw sea buoy, took a heading of about 95 degrees, and at about 45 miles they started looking for Salacia. And yep, as you already know the mission was a complete success!

see part two of this story It is only f or children and adults who think young only!

Captain Jake Ross of Miss Judy Charters has been catching some very nice flounder.  The fact of the matter is this has b...
09/01/2026

Captain Jake Ross of Miss Judy Charters has been catching some very nice flounder. The fact of the matter is this has been a great flounder catching year. I love these reports, “That flounder was so big it would not fit in my net!” Well, in my many years of fishing and being around fishermen that is the most likely truest statement ever made! How do I know that? Well, it certainly has happened to me! Captain Jake has been catching some nice flounder while using a Carolina type bottom rig rigged with a live finger mullet. And he also has been catching a few while using jig head with live finger mullet. The secret to using a jig head laced with a live finger mullet is pretty darn simple and it goes something like this: Cast into place, wait for the disturbance on the bottom around your bait to settle, then wait a minute, bump you bait in place a few times, let it settle, after about a minute, reel in about 5 turns or repeat your cast.
The main thing to remember about a flounder is that they are cunning as foxes, meaning they watch taking a lot into consideration before they eat. Don’t set your hook to quickly and give them time to eat
If you want to see all this first hand, give us a call 912 429 7671 and talk to Captain Judy of Miss Judy Charters Savannah Georgia

Captain Jake Ross of Miss Judy Charters, even in hot times, can pull a rabbit, I mean trout out of his hat!  In this cas...
09/01/2026

Captain Jake Ross of Miss Judy Charters, even in hot times, can pull a rabbit, I mean trout out of his hat! In this case they pulled out 12 trout to keep, and the rest are still swimming! All and all it was a very active catching day! Captain Jake has his ways of getting the fish to bite. Sometimes he uses one finger mullet and sometimes he uses what is better known as a “double header!” What the heck is that? This boils down to two baits is better than one! Let’s go fishing! Miss Judy Charters Savannah Georgia 912 429 7671!

Captain Ross Corbett of Miss Judy Charters is doing a little practicing of the catch and release program!  September sta...
09/01/2026

Captain Ross Corbett of Miss Judy Charters is doing a little practicing of the catch and release program! September starts this big fish catching campaign, and it really gears up in October. However, Captain Ross must have been keeping this fish at bay! Heck, it august! Nice fish! 912 429 7671 Captain Judy Lets talk fish!

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