FEATURED REPORTS - February, 2026
Hubbard’s Marina Fishing report 1-23-26
Report Date: Inshore Fishing Report Sheepshead remain a top target right now, especially around docks, bridges, and rocky structure. Use light weight, a small piece of shrimp, clam, or oyster, and keep your bait tight to the structure—most bites feel like a faint...
Hubbard’s Marina Fishing Report 1-9-25
Report Date: Inshore Fishing Report Inshore fishing around John’s Pass has been productive and very seasonal. Speckled trout are biting well, especially at night around bridge lights and dock lights where bait is pinned and current is moving. During the day, target edges,...
Hubbard’s Marina Fishing Report 1-2-25
Report Date: Inshore Fishing Report Inshore action around John’s Pass, Madeira Beach, and the inside waters of Tampa Bay continues to produce a great variety, and the full moon tides will keep fish moving. Sheepshead should be one of the best targets right...
Hubbard’s Marina Fishing Report 12-26-25
Report Date: Inshore Fishing Report Sheepshead are a prime target right now around docks, piers, bridge structure, jetties, and rock piles. Keep it simple: light leader, minimal weight, and small pieces of shrimp or fiddler crabs tight to the structure. Trout are still...
Hubbard’s Marina Fishing Report 12-20-25
Report Date: Inshore Fishing Report Inshore fishing around John’s Pass, Madeira Beach, and the Tampa Bay backwaters remains productive if you think like a fish and fish the flow. Sheepshead are a top target around docks, bridges, jetties, rock piles, and any structure...
Hubbard’s Marina Fishing Report 12-5-25
Report Date: Inshore Fishing Report The inshore bite continues to offer variety and excitement this time of year as water temperatures cool and fish settle into a more steady winter time pattern. Sheepshead fishing is hitting its stride with thick concentrations around docks,...
Hubbard's Marina Fishing Report 11-29-25
Report Date: Inshore Fishing Report Sheepshead (Top Target Now): Prime around docks, bridge pilings, jetties, and rock piles—anywhere with barnacles or oysters. 15–20 lb fluoro, small 1–2/0 J‑hooks, and a split‑shot/light knocker keeps baits in the strike zone. Fiddlers, shrimp bits, or cut...