100. Sea Hag Marina
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December 26, 2012 - Next we went to Sea Hag marina in Steinhatchee. There is a post office, good grocery... read more
September 14, 2011 - I had a great experience at Sea Hag Marina in Steinhatchee, Florida. I was helping... read more
April 4, 2011 - We greatly enjoyed Sea Hag Marina close to the mouth of the Steinhatchee River. I... read more
August 27, 2009 - OK got into Steinhatchee around dusk tied up at Sea Hag..no power on the docks... read more
August 1, 2009 - We stopped at Sea Hag Marina in late May on our way to Tennessee. We tied up to the... read more
100. Sea Hag Marina
(352-498-3008)
Lat/Lon: near 29 40.252 North/083 23.320 West
Location: lies north of flashing daybeacon #47
Transient dockage: Available
Transient dockage rate : $.50 for under 33 foot, $1.00 per foot per night for 33 foot or more , $5.00-30 amp power hookup, $8.50-50 amp power hookup
Type of dockage: floating wooden slips and face docks
Total number of slips/berths: 50
Dockside Power Connections: 30-50 amp
Dockside Fresh Water Connections: Available
Showers: Available
Restaurant: two nearby
Restaurant Recommendations: Fiddler’s, Roy’s
Provisioning Possibilities: walk to Maddie’s Market 1/2 mile away (no taxis)
LPG (Propane) Availability: walk to Jiffy Store for LPG tank exchange 1/2 mile away or Ace Hardware for LPG tank refill 1 mile away (no taxis)
Free Wi-Fi Internet Access: Available
Gasoline and diesel fuel: Available
Depths: 4 ½ to 6 foot dockside depths
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Next we went to Sea Hag marina in Steinhatchee. There is a post office, good grocery store and several restaurants. Fiddler’s Restaurant will come to the marina, pick you up and bring you back. Delicious seafood dinner. We took our zodiac up the river for a few hours as the weather was not condusive for anchoring out.
Judith and Paul
Tranquilo
26′ C-Dory
I had a great experience at Sea Hag Marina in Steinhatchee, Florida. I was helping the new owner of a 1982 Egg Harbor move his new purchase from Punta Gorda to Destin. Because of weather and maintenance issues, we decided to go into Steinhatchee. The marina isn’t a regular stop for transient cruisers, but Sea Hag was easy to get into and they welcomed us. We explained the maintenance
issues and they said, “No problem.” Thorough, professional, clean and technically competent, they did an amazing job! Charlie Norwood is the owner and ever-present. His professional and friendly personality permeates the entire organization. Sea Hag is one of those pleasant finds while cruising.
Jake Dye
We greatly enjoyed Sea Hag Marina close to the mouth of the Steinhatchee River. I am not sure if they allow liveaboards or not.
They had a nice laid back attitude . A lot of small charter fishing boats go out from from there and it was fun watching the fishermen come in, in the evenings with their catches. It seemed like the whole town would gather at the fish cleaning stations to check out the catches .
Glenn & Joanne Dean
River Rats
I would guess , that Sea Hag has about 50 to a 100 wet slips . They can accommodate deeper draft boats on the ends of their docks.
The person who said there’s not a lot to do is right. Its a small community , in the middle of nowhere. If you are looking for a lot of action , you would get bored pretty quick. But that’s what we liked about it, was its small town atmosphere .
Glenn & Joanne Dean
River Rats
OK got into Steinhatchee around dusk tied up at Sea Hag..no power on the docks running gen tonight..docks are falling down. Know why you have had no postings about tis area..When we get settled in St. Marks and get back to the house in Keaton Beach..We will drive over here and speak to the Marinas.
Becky
We stopped at Sea Hag Marina in late May on our way to Tennessee. We tied up to the first T dock after refueling and had 30 amp power for our 43 Viking DCMY. It was very tight getting into the fuel dock and we would say the marina is really designed to accommodate smaller boats. However the T dock was more than adequate for our needs. We did not find the condition of the docks to be unacceptable. They were not fancy but they were adequate. We had an oil leak on one transmission cooler and had to lay over for a couple nights. The marina staff were very helpful, arranged for the repair and took care of all of our needs. They have a couple of golf carts available for guest use and we took advantage to re-provision at a local market. The staff and people in the marina were friendly and provided a warm reception for us and others. We would go back to Sea Hag if we were in the area.
Tom & Mary on M/V Persistence