Sea Hag Marina is one of the largest full-service marinas on Florida’s Big Bend. Located at Marker 47 on the Steinhatchee River, Sea Hag Marina is the closest protected full-service marina to the Gulf of Mexico in the area!

The Sea Hag Marina is located in Steinhatchee, Florida near the entrance of the Steinhatchee River at the Gulf of Mexico. A full-service marina, it features bait and tackle, fuel, dockage, boat storage, wet slips and motel rooms.

About Us Hours of Operation. Always at least 6:00 am to 6:00 pm Summer time 6:00 am to 7:00 Summer time Friday and Saturday 6:00 am to 8:00 or 9:00 depending on the weather.

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The Sea Hag Marina’s boat rental fleet is made up of twenty two 24′ Carolina Skiffs. Each is powered by a fuel efficient 4 stroke Mercury 115hp outboard. There is plenty of seating with three large coolers, hand-crafted sturdy dive ladders and bimini tops to keep you in the shade.

Sea Hag Marina and the Shacks at Sea Hag. 4.6. Based on 5 reviews

Options abound when it comes to staying at the Sea Hag. Located right across the street from the marina are our renovated motel rooms we call the “Shacks”, with a wide selection of rooms and rates. Whatever your lodging needs, we’ve got you covered!

Service and Repair At the top of the hill, we have a large service area where we repair all makes and models of boats and outboard engines, including air-boats. Our fiberglass repair and rigging shop is one of the best around. Our ships’ store stocks a …

We have some of the best fishing guides at Sea Hag Marina! Our captains maintain their own schedules. To reserve a trip, give them a call! Below are the captains that go out of our marina. Click their icon, read their bio & pick the best captain for you & your crew! Inshore Fishing Guides:

Jul 5, 2007 · According to the 'Hags', the scallops are bigger (some as big as 3" across!) to the south of the river on the deep flats off Rocky Creek, but are more plentiful to the north. Start looking in three to five feet of water.