Meet The Crew

100 Ton USCG Master’s License – Son of Jeff and Mary Stewart. Jeff has been out boating with his father for his entire life, at 2 months he made his first trip 4-hour fishing. He has spent every summer since age 8 aboard the boat with his father as a mate. In 2003 he became one of the youngest 100-ton captains in the area. He is a graduate of Richard Stockton College of NJ with a B.S. in Business Management. Jeff enjoys everything about the outdoors, but in particular enjoys the wildlife which he has come to know closely over the course of his life- the dolphins, whales, and fishes which are so frequently found in the waters around Cape May. Captain Jeff Jr. has logged over 8,000 whale and dolphin watching trips.

100 Ton USCG Master’s License – Son of Jeff and Mary Stewart. Jeff has been out boating with his father for his entire life, at 2 months he made his first trip 4-hour fishing. He has spent every summer since age 8 aboard the boat with his father as a mate. In 2003 he became one of the youngest 100-ton captains in the area. He is a graduate of Richard Stockton College of NJ with a B.S. in Business Management. Jeff enjoys everything about the outdoors, but in particular enjoys the wildlife which he has come to know closely over the course of his life- the dolphins, whales, and fishes which are so frequently found in the waters around Cape May. Captain Jeff Jr. has logged over 8,000 whale and dolphin watching trips.

Stephen Wolf is an exceptionally talented diesel mechanic, a fabricator, a welder, an electrician, a plumber and an all-around family man who takes his job seriously and his laughs often. He is the back bone of Captain Jeff’s enterprise and never afraid of heavy lifting. He is also Camera shy.

100 Ton USCG Master’s License – Having spent many a summer in Cape May, NJ, Captain Jack is the man to talk to about history in Cape May. He has done his homework when it comes to both why things are the way they are and how things used to be. A history buff to the core, Captain Jack enjoys his winters now in the Palm Beach area of Florida, and his summers aboard ship on the Cape May Whale Watcher and Spirit of Cape May. He keeps things shipshape and running smoothly. Captain Jack has logged over 4000 marine whale and dolphin watch trips.

100 Ton USCG Master’s License – In 1982, Robert Lubberman was abandoned at 6006 Park Blvd Wildwood Crest. Ok, Robert was not abandoned, that is just how the story starts for some. The truth is that Bob’s grandmother told us to take him fishing at a young age, so he would stop taking out a rowboat to catch large sharks in Delaware Bay. Ever since then “Bobby” as many call him, has climbed the ranks from mate to captain. He has seen his share of variety come up from the depths and he is highly knowledgeable in all local and some not so local sea creatures. He is the manager of the Miss Chris Marina and one of our top educators.

100 Ton USCG Master’s License – In the 1980s Captain Jim went to work at Sinn’s Dock in Wildwood Crest, NJ. In 1993, Captain Jim assisted Captain Jeff Sr. deliver the Cape May Whale Watcher from Port Clinton, Ohio to Cape May, NJ. Captain Jim is a member of the faculty at Lower Township High School. Captain Jim is a member of United States Coast Guard Reserves. Captain Jim was a speed boat captain on board the Shore Shot and currently remains a captain aboard the Silver Bullet. Currently, Captain Jim can be found aboard for evening, weekend and special events. When Captain Jim takes a break, he still works as the finest bartender afloat. Captain Jim has logged at least 7000 dolphin watching trips.

From painting to parking to steering a true course, Captain Mickey is the Man.