easy
4–6 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as the pontoon provides stable, comfortable seating during the trip.
Discover the thrill of fishing on Strawberry Reservoir aboard a 20' pontoon with a powerful 115 hp motor. Enjoy comfort, easy navigation, and breathtaking views in Heber City, Utah.
Spend an unforgettable day fishing on the pristine waters of Strawberry Reservoir in Heber City, Utah aboard a 20' Crest Classic Fish 200 pontoon powered by a robust 115 hp motor. This spacious pontoon offers comfortable seating and plenty of storage for all your fishing gear, ensuring a relaxing and efficient outing. Glide smoothly across the lake to the best fishing spots with ease, thanks to the powerful motor that also allows you to explore various parts of this beautiful reservoir. Strawberry Bay Marina provides full services including boat rentals, safety equipment, and helpful staff ready to guide you to an incredible on-water experience. Whether you're an experienced angler or a beginner, this trip offers the perfect blend of adventure and tranquility. In addition to outstanding fishing opportunities, the surrounding mountainous scenery creates an ideal backdrop for both nature lovers and photographers. The calm waters and excellent marina facilities make this activity suitable for all skill levels looking for a private and enjoyable day on the water in Utah’s high country.
Protect yourself from strong UV rays reflecting off the water during the day.
Conditions on the reservoir can change rapidly; always monitor the forecast beforehand.
For safe footing on a wet pontoon deck, wear shoes with good traction.
Stay hydrated and energized during your fishing adventure.
Strawberry Reservoir was created in the early 1900s as part of Utah’s irrigation system and has become a premier trout fishing destination.
Efforts are made to maintain water quality and support native fish populations by following sustainable fishing practices.
Bring your favorite fishing gear to make the most of your experience on the reservoir.
Safety is a priority; always wear a life jacket while on the pontoon.
Reduce glare on the water and improve visibility when fishing.
summer specific
Be prepared for changing temperatures with comfortable, layered clothing.
spring specific