#7 - Dylan Hubbard

Danny Jones Podcast

Danny Jones

Society & Culture, Documentary, Comedy

4.4 • 777 Ratings

🗓️ 27 November 2018

⏱️ 91 minutes

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The Hubbard family has been known for its roots in Gulf Coast fishing since the 1940's. Dylan Hubbard is the grandson of Wilson Hubbard, who purchased a dock in the early 1930's which is now one of the biggest fishing ports in Florida and also known as the "Grouper Capital of the World". Dylan is the vice-president and co-owner of the operation today known as 'Hubbard's Marina'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	What's going on, man?
0:01.2	How you doing?
0:01.9	Good, good.
0:03.0	Another day in paradise.
0:04.5	That's cool, man.
0:05.1	Thanks for coming on this.
0:06.2	Man, no worries.
0:08.1	So you and your family have a long history in Pinellas County,
0:12.7	especially in the fishing community.
0:15.5	Give us a little background on that real quick.
0:17.7	Yeah, Hubbard's Marina is our family business.
0:20.3	We've been fishing local
0:21.6	waters for over 90 years and four generations. My grandfather started our company with seven
0:30.1	rowboats and 14 cane pulls. And over 90 years later, we're doing anything from two inches of water
0:37.0	out past 1,000 foot. We have
0:38.9	12 different vessels operating in our fleet, six of those being federally permitted offshore
0:45.2	fishing vessels. Four of those six are private charter vessels and then two are party boat
0:50.7	trips or party boat vessels. And we've been very blessed to be able to grow as a family business and sustain success
1:02.4	by just doing our best to stay ahead of the curve and really trying to give back to the
1:08.1	community while also trying to stay active in the fisheries management
1:13.2	arena because nowadays it's becoming more and more important to be active and up to date with
1:20.6	what's going on and the federal fisheries management level as fisheries become more and more
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