Employees
No Gophers!
The Captain
Born in raised in the wiles of the Rhode Island coast, the Captain can turn the world on with a smile... I mean turn every conversation into another opportunity to share his kayaking exploits. Captain Jud's isn't his first command, back in his Navy days the Captain drove a bus between Quonset point and Newport with several unplanned stops at area beaches.
Waaaaah!
The First Mate; aka "D"
The savior behind the flavor. "D" is the chef extrordinaire she comes up with all our recipes, and specialty items. Often hidden from the prying eyes of public, her husband, "The Captain" prefers to keep all the attentions of his babaloo fish market to himself. This is not a "Buena Vista Social Club."
Gen X Cliché
Chief Cutty Officer (cutty more salmon, cutty more haddock, etc.) JUD
The Prince of Piscatorial Pleasures and heir apparent to Captain Jud's, JUD has been working at the market since he was 15. Along to cutting perfect portioned fish, he is known for singing punk rock songs into fryolator vents, Hawaiian shirts, and spending his days off from work building websites like this one.
Stop Drop & Roll
Sparky
Sparky has worked for Captain Jud's for years. He is single handily revolutionizing the seafood industry by applying emergency services technology to the trade. He has cut giant halibut preparation in half by using the jaws of life, and is working on installing fire poles for quick customer response. If you ever really need to get Sparky's attention just yell; "Jeep on fire!" and watch him go running.
Grease is the word
Slick
This is one Fonzerelli who would never be caught dead consuming the pedestrian faire at Arnold's. Slick is a connoisseur of the finer things: caviar, fine wine, and drag racing. Because of this sophisticated palette he was doomed to end up working at Captain Jud's. Apparently he is planning to name his first born Chevelle.
Dios Mio!
El Segundo
The mysterious figure El Segundo or "Gundo" to his contemporaries is considered Captain Jud's secret weapon. His identity and history are unknown. He came to us as an exchange student from the Tasmanian Institute for Giant Crab Wrestling. Beware his bowlegged stance, that is a precursor to the dreaded "Gundo-Grapple."
Howdy Pilgrim
Val
From the frontiers, Val rides in every holiday, whistling off-key. The ways of west are more the style for this hired gun, her passions include, wrangling, line dancing, nursing and chopping wood. You can always tell the end of a business day when Val rides off into the sunset. (Worcester is west of here.)