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Dolphin Diaries | Cruise News | 8-16-25

Dolphin Sightings and Marine Life:The waters around Madeira Beach, Treasure Island, St. Pete Beach, and the surrounding islands have been alive with dolphin activity. Family groups of dolphins have been spotted playing and cruising through the inshore waters, providing spectacular viewing for our dolphin watching nature cruise and eco tour guests. These playful interactions are […]

DOLPHIN DIARIES | CRUISE NEWS | 7-26-25

Greetings from Hubbard’s Marina! Capt. Dylan Hubbard here, bringing you the latest from our exciting adventures on the waters of Central West Florida. As always, there’s a lot to see and do, and we are thrilled to share the wildlife sightings and memorable experiences we’ve had this past week. From dolphin watching nature cruises to […]

HM Fishing Report 7-26-25

Inshore Fishing Report Snook are still the stars of the inshore show, with a good number of fish stacked along the passes, beaches, and deeper back bay points. Redfish have been found cruising the mangrove lines and oyster bars, especially around higher tides where they can push up tight to structure.  Trout fishing has remained […]

DOLPHIN DIARIES | CRUISE NEWS | 7-11-25

This week has been fantastic for dolphin watching, with huge groups of dolphins being spotted regularly. These playful dolphins have been highly active, jumping and swimming alongside our boats as we cruise through Boca Ceiga Bay, Madeira Beach, and Treasure Island. The dolphins have been enjoying the cooler waters and abundant feeding opportunities, especially as […]

HM Fishing Report 7-11-25

Inshore Fishing Report Inshore fishing is still very productive, especially with the consistent water movement helping keep bait and predator fish on the move. Snook are active along the beaches, passes, and bridge points. They’re also still hanging in the bays but favoring outer bay structures where they can ambush prey from shaded cover. Trout […]