08/21/2025
From red snapper to Red grouper to mangrove snapper and more 🐟🐟🐟 … the offshore action doesn’t stop at Hubbard’s Marina! Whether it’s your first trip or your 50th, our crew will put you on the fish. 🎣
Hubbard's Marina
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We specialize in fishing trips, dolphin watching, sight seeing, and snorkeling excursions!! We offer 5,10,12 & 39 hour party boat fishing trips.
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170 Boardwalk Place East
Madeira Beach, FL
33708
Opening Hours
| Monday | 6am - 8pm |
| Tuesday | 6am - 8pm |
| Wednesday | 6am - 8pm |
| Thursday | 6am - 8pm |
| Friday | 6am - 8pm |
| Saturday | 6am - 8pm |
| Sunday | 6am - 8pm |
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Hubbard’s Marina: Who we are
Hubbard's Marina is the Original Party boat fishing fleet and Dolphin watching company in the State of Florida! We have been family owned and operated since 1928, fishing local waters for over 80 Years! We offer 5,10,12, 39, 44 and 63 hour party boat fishing trips. We also offer a customizable private charters fishing and cruising experiences for any size groups! We also do daily dolphin watching Eco tours, plus a daily FREE BEER and wine sunset cruise! Hubbard's also has a Egmont Key ferry that runs daily from Fort de Soto park's Bay pier out to Egmont key (an island only accessible by boat). Plus, We offer Kayak and paddle board rentals, and Segway tours! If you want to get out on the water as a family, as a group of friends or just by yourself Hubbard’s Marina is your one stop destination for tons of fun in the sun, plus we guarantee an excellent client experience with superior guest service!
Wilson Hubbard was born in memphis, and came to the Suncoast with his parents while traveling with a carnival in 1928. They Settled at Pass-a-Grille, a tiny waterfront community boasting 162 residents, a policeman and a bootlegger. Young Wilson prospered, catching and selling fish from a Pass-a-Grille pier (which is now “The Merry Pier” on eighth avenue).
When he was 17, he bought five rowboats and 40 cane poles from the concessionaire for $150. He bought his first charter boat after the war, and in 1954 established the first gulf coast half-day fishing party boat. In 1956 he began a marathon 18 hour fishing trip for hard-core anglers, and in 1971, he established overnight weekend trips to far offshore fishing grounds.
he Eighth Avenue Pier became known as Hubbard’s Pier, until Wilson moved his operation to John’s Pass in 1976. Wilson Hubbard fulfilled another vision in 1979, with the opening of the friendly Fisherman Seafood Restaurant, which still serves the freshest seafood available.
