Lady Jane's Shrimp & Dolphin Cruise
Welcome aboard the LADY JANE- a United States Coast Guard certified 49 passenger steel shrimping vessel recently retired after years of loyal service to the shrimping industry. She has been painstakingly refurbished for your cruising pleasure. Lady Jane is the only shrimp vessel on the entire east coast that has been certified by the USCG to carry 49 passengers offshore 20nm..Take a few hours out of the day and spend it aboard Lady Jane. If you like, help Paul Christian (Marine Biologist), Phillip Flournoy (Marine Biologist)or Clifford Credle (aspiring Marine Biologist) sort the shrimp from her catch of Bonnethead , Blacktip, Sand shark, Horseshoe Crab,Puffer Fish, Amberjack, Crocker, Spot, Whiting, Bluecrab and Skate.
Sit back and enjoy boiled shrimp First Mate John Tyre has prepared, If you're worried about bad weather, relax! Each cruise will be in protected waters of St. Simon Sound. LadyJane provides an air conditioned cabin, restroom, large open decks with ample room for you to walk around and enjoy the view.
All About Lady Jane's Captain
Captain Larry E. Credle
is operator/owner of Credle's Adventures LLC " The Lady Jane" , also president of Coastal Marine Consultants, a company that provides expert consults for marine related incidents. He is an Marine Surveyor and holds memberships in a number of professional societies. The title of Captain comes from holding a U.S.G.C Master's Rating (200/500 . Captain Larry has served in the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary for many years, holds a number of specialized qualifications, and is rated as an instructor.
Capt. Larry comes from a family with a rich heritage on the water. The first time Larry was called Captain, he was running a commercial fishing vessel in the family business. He has been active in building and repairing boats from 11 foot fiberglass dingies to hand laid 70 foot vessels. A lifetime of working on the water has prepared him for his current position as owner and master of the Lady Jane.
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