Fly Fishing on Jackson Lake
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate physical fitness recommended, including the ability to stand and walk on uneven terrain.
Overview
Discover the excitement of fly fishing on Jackson Lake with expert guides at Signal Mountain Lodge & Marina. This private experience offers stunning scenery, abundant wildlife, and the chance to catch beautiful Wyoming fish species. Perfect for anglers seeking tranquility and adventure in Moran, Wyoming.
Fly Fishing on Jackson Lake
Ages 6+ • 4 Hours • All Experience Levels Welcome! • Private Trip for up to 2 People
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About This Adventure
An angler's dream! A private fly fishing experience on Jackson Lake!
Duration
Four Hours
About
Fly fishing on Jackson Lake with the majestic Teton mountain range as your background. Whether you are a beginner or a pro at fly fishing, take a trip with our experienced guide on Jackson Lake. Truly a once in a lifetime experience! This is a private fishing trip for up to 2 people. The Age Minimum is 6 years old.
More Info
Guests will need to check in for the fishing trip at the Signal Mountain Lodge front desk at least 30-minutes in advance of the trip departure time to fill out paperwork. Participants 14-years old and older will need to purchase a Wyoming fishing license which can be purchased online or at the Signal Mountain Lodge front desk. Children from 6 through 13 years of age do not need a fishing license if accompanied by an adult in your party possessing a valid Wyoming fishing license.
Once your paperwork is complete, you will meet your fishing guide at the boat dock at the Signal Mountain Marina at your trip departure time. You will need approximately 4.5 hours for this trip from check-in time to arrival back at the Signal Mountain Marina.
What to Bring
All fly-fishing gear is provided however participants are also welcome to bring their own. Our guide welcomes those just beginning to those well experienced at fly-fishing. Fly-fishing trips can only accommodate up to 2 anglers on the boat. Guests are welcome to bring cameras, video cameras and binoculars. As the mountain weather can be variable, we recommend dressing in layers, wearing comfortable shoes and bringing warm clothes. Rain parkas and life jackets are provided. Other items we recommend bringing are sunscreen, visor/brimmed hat, insect repellant, bottled water, snacks, cooler, gloves and hats.
Adventure Tips
Use the right fly patterns
Opt for local fly patterns like Yellowstone cutthroat or brown trout for better success.
Check water conditions
Ensure water levels and flow rates are ideal before heading out for smoother fishing.
Wear layered clothing
Weather can change rapidly in Wyoming; dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout the day.
Practice catch and release
Help preserve local fish populations by practicing sustainable fishing methods.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- Moose
History
Jackson Lake was created by the Jackson Lake Dam in the early 1900s, serving as a critical part of Wyoming’s hydroelectric system and a focal point for outdoor recreation.
Conservation
Efforts focus on sustainable fishing practices and preserving Wyoming's pristine waters to ensure future generations can enjoy this wilderness.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Fly rod and reel set
A versatile fly rod suitable for lake fishing helps you cast smoothly and handle different fish sizes.
Waders and boots
Keep dry and comfortable while standing in the water with waders and sturdy boots.
Polarized sunglasses
Reduce glare on the water and spot fish more easily with polarized lenses.
Appropriate clothing layers
Layered clothing helps manage changing weather conditions during your trip.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific