Hubbard’s Marina Fishing Report 9-18-20
Right now, this weather has made for an interesting few days inshore. We saw a great bite of fish over the early part of last weekend but from
Hubbard’s Marina Fishing Report 9-11-20
Still a crazy amberjack bite going offshore. We are seeing them mostly out fairly deep from 150 to around 200ft of water on the big structures
Hubbard’s Marina Fishing Report 9-4-20
Mangrove snapper fishing is going extremely well throughout the area on the structures, especially bridges,
Hubbards Marina Fishing Report 8-28-20
Fishing was great this past weekend ahead of the bad weather from Marco and Laura. Once the bad weather rolled in during the early part of this past week it became a bit trickier
Hubbards Marina Fishing Report 8-21-20
Snook fishing is incredible around the area right now. Especially around the passes at night we are seeing huge numbers of actively feeding fish
Hubbard’s Marina Fishing Report 8-7-20
The full moon has had the inshore waters moving and we have had some great fishing around these tidal flows.
Hubbard’s Marina Fishing Report 7-31-20
The hogfish bite picked up for us a little bit this week. We saw a few nice fish caught on our 5 hour half day trips, a few on the 10 hour all day and the HUB private charters got a nice pile of them as well.
Hubbard’s Marina Fishing Report 7-24-20
The weather has been super tough this past week for near shore fishing. We haven’t been able to get out there most of the week, but we did have a good weekend and start of the week before this tropical rain and winds put a halt to our fishing opportunities.
Hubbard’s Marina Fishing Report 7-17-20
This past week brought us some good red grouper action around 60-100ft of water
Hubbard’s Marina Fishing Report 7-10-20
Snook fishing around the area continues to be on fire. We are seeing tons of snook around the passes at night and even during the day too. The beaches are packed with snook during the day cruising the troughs looking for live shrimp or soft plastics. Also, around the flats, mangroves, and structures of the bay plenty of fish around ready to eat for sure. They are ferocious feeders at the right time of day and tide. That is the biggest trick knowing when and where those fish will be feeding. They will be set up to ambush passing baits when waters are moving at points, pockets, and passes. They feed best around the solunars and when bait is present, I like to use the ‘smartfishingtides.com’ website to find out what day and time is best to target any inshore species.