2012 INSHORE and OFFSHORE FISHING CLINICS 

Our newly revised inshore handout material is going to be considered “priceless!”  We are going to give you the best times to fish for what, when, and where for the entire year of 2012. 

Any inshore fisherman that is considering going offshore they need to attend my offshore class.  For more details scroll down …

One Inshore School:  Saturday February 4, 2012

Time: 8:00AM – 2:00 PM

 One Offshore School: Saturday February 11, 2012

 Time: 8:00AM – 2:00 PM

Place: Tubby’s Tank House 2909 River Drive, Thunderbolt, Georgia 31404

 Cost: $90.00 (included one day class, breakfast, and lunch)

Please call 912 897 4921 now for reservations Please sign up as soon as possible!  There is limited entry!

Capt Judy’s email fishjudy2@aol.com

 About our 2012 Inshore Schools

We have a great fishing situation in our area.  The number one reason is that you can catch fish here year around.  The catch is or if you want a catch is that you have to get a plan together!  A well-laid plan will aid you to know when to target what, when, and how.  The information that we will cover when attending the class will get you ready for such a task.  Most fish have their perks and it could take years for any one fisherman to figure it out on their own. After all fish get together to school. So I say, let’s get together and get schooled!” By taking advantage of all the information that we have compiled on each fish I can almost guarantee that you are going to have to re-spool you reels more often. As you all know with this type of fishing the tides always play a big part in the catch scheme, but I think it’s time that we aren’t tide restricted any longer.  In other words, let us help you learn how to up scale you fishing ability at any tide stage.

 Inshore clinic subjects

All fishermen will receive a “what’s biting best Inshore when 2012 fishing calendar!”

“2012 Tracking Fish Chart!”

Special techniques for targeting and catching red fish, spotted sea trout, and Flounder 

Trophy Reds & Gator Trout

Tarpon Fishing

Striped bass/rock fish fishing

Traditional Float fishing

Learn how to take advantage and use the “Pecking Order”

Basic Drifting & bottom fishing & 360 degrees line

Learn the value of rips

Best Times to catch your own bait and where

Structure: Sand Bars, mud flats, oyster bars, rocks, docks, and rips

Suspended baits, pinching of baits (mashing)

Live baits: mud minnows, shrimp, menhaden, and mullet

Triple Tail

Value Plus of trolling motors

Artificial bait techniques

Advantages of shrimp boats to fishermen  

Ask any questions that you might have and we will try to answer them!

  Unbelievable, but true catching stories

These fishing stories are so good that I couldn’t even make them up! 

And Much More!

Basic tackle used, bait specific whether artificial or live, what types of baits that are working when and why, best methods on how to fish the moon phases, tide stages, weather, basic fish movement and behavior.  We will discuss in great detail the four special inshore rigs that we used when, why, and how!   

Offshore Fishing School 

My offshore school covers beachfronts, near shore artificial reefs, live bottom areas such as the Savannah Snapper banks, and even some Gulf Stream fishing techniques.  It’s not just for those fishermen that have boats over thirty feet long.  It’s an opportunity for all fishermen to get their best chance at catching offshore fish.   

I have a 31 foot boat, Miss Judy Too,” which is my offshore boat.  However, I have used it for some generic inshore fishing and with great catching results.  What I am trying to get at is “on some occasions it doesn’t matter about boat size, but it does when it comes to knowing what to do when you get there!”  The bottom line to the offshore school is that you will learn what to do when, where, and how!  This all boils down to knowing which fish to target when and what bait to use. It’s all about “location, location, and location!”   

 “Tricks of the Trade!”

Captain Judy’s basic tackle used, best baits to purchase and use.  How to catch, keep, use, and position your own bait Where to find which fish in the water column and how to catch it, special fishing techniques for fishing near shore artificial reefs and hard bottom areas such as the snapper banks.  I will cover basic bottom fishing at its finest, trolling with catching in mind, (top water fish and big bottom fish) and drifting fishing for large bottom fish and top water fish. 

 2012 Offshore Subjects:  

Log Book Procedures

How to catch the best bait and when

How to keep your bait alive

How to cut your bait up

Baiting up techniques

How to rig up when using live and dead bait

Artificial Reef Fishing Techniques

Rigging a ballyhoo

Butter-flying a bait

Secret Bottom Rigs

High Speed Trolling

Targeting Large Bottom Fish

Basic trolling for the big boys with artificial and the real thing!

Advantages of shrimp boats to fishermen  

Flat Lines

Offshore Sheepshead

New Style of Jigging

Trolling for grouper

How to Catch a Flounder Offshore

Cobia Fishing

How to fish a ledge!

How to find and fish wrecks!

How to fish rips!

Gulf Stream Fishing both trolling and big bottom fishing

Ask any questions that you might have and we will try to answer them!

 Unbelievable, but true catching stories

These fishing stories are so good that I couldn’t even make them up!

How to sign up all you have to do is call 912 897 4921, email fishjudy2@aol.com, or write to Miss Judy Charters, POB 30771, Savannah, Georgia 31410, or carrier pigeon!