Cruise 70–100 miles offshore for 7–8 hours of deep-water fishing
12 Hours
7-8 hrs fishing, Cut bait
Head out from Hubbard's Marina in Madeira Beach, Florida for a 12-hour trip with 7–8 full hours of fishing time in deep water. Fish ledges, wrecks, and potholes over 120 feet deep, with cut bait provided onboard.
Fishing spots are not assigned on this trip. You must have a venting tool to board (you can be provided a used one on the dock or purchase one in the shop). Live pinfish are optional and available by advanced reservation for $11 per dozen.
Cancel 7+ days prior: no charge. Cancel within 7 days: 50% charge. No-shows are charged the full amount.
Arrive 45 minutes to 1 hour before departure so you have time to unload gear, check in, and attend the pre-boarding seminar.
You must bring a venting tool to board. If you don’t have one, you can purchase one in the shop or use a heavily used one provided on the dock before leaving.
Yes. Bring your own food and drink items onboard and place them in the boat’s cooler or bring your own cooler. You can bring your own beer, but no liquor.
Madeira Beach, FL
Hubbard's Marina has built a strong reputation around its crew, and that shows up consistently across trips. Captains like Zip and Colin get called out by name for their personality, humor, and genuine engagement with guests. Whether you're heading to Egmont Key, Shell Key, or out on a fishing charter, the crews tend to be knowledgeable, fun, and attentive, regularly pointing out dolphins, manatees, and local history along the way. The fishing trips are a particular standout, with multiple guests reporting fast action and helpful deckhands even on fully packed boats. Ferry and dolphin tours also draw strong praise, with little touches like shell necklaces and spontaneous acts of kindness leaving a real impression on families. One reviewer did note some inconsistency with the dolphin cruise, specifically around cash-only policies and staff attitude, so it's worth confirming what's included and coming prepared with cash for snacks and drinks onboard. Overall, the vibe here is laid-back and genuinely welcoming, and the crew's resilience and positive spirit post-hurricane earned specific praise from at least one guest who chose them over competitors for that reason alone. If you're looking for a water experience in the St. Pete area, this is a solid, well-run operation with people who clearly care about making the day memorable.
Zip and Collin did an amazing job today! This was our most favorite adventure - they were very interactive kind and friendly. They made sure we left and returned to shore safely. Very easy to get cooler on and off the boat Please bring some shelter from the sun Know that the sand gets very very hot - so if you plan on venturing out off the beach have more than flip flops Bring tons of water and snacks Please use the bathroom before you get off the boat - or being a shovel Definitely going to schedule for next year #OHIO !!
CHASITY GRAY
July 6, 2026
Zip and Collin did an amazing job today! This was our most favorite adventure - they were very interactive kind and friendly. They made sure we left and returned to shore safely. Very easy to get cooler on and off the boat Please bring some shelter from the sun Know that the sand gets very very hot - so if you plan on venturing out off the beach have more than flip flops Bring tons of water and snacks Please use the bathroom before you get off the boat - or being a shovel Definitely going to schedule for next year #OHIO !!
CHASITY GRAY
July 6, 2026
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