What is the minimum age to drive the Jet Blaster Pro?

Pilots must be 18+ to drive; passengers can be younger provided they meet operator policies.

How long can I rent the Jet Blaster Pro?

Operations offer flexible blocks between 2 - 8 hours—bookings can be hourly within that window depending on availability.

Is a life jacket provided?

Yes, a life jacket is included with the rental and must be worn whenever the craft is underway.

Do I need prior jetski experience?

No formal certification is required, but brief safety instruction and on-water orientation are provided before you launch.

Are there restrictions near islands or shallow bays?

Yes—operators enforce wake zones and ask riders to keep clear of nesting areas and shallow habitat to protect wildlife.

What about invasive species checks?

You should follow decontamination steps and operator guidance—boats and gear are inspected to reduce the spread of aquatic invaders.

Jetblaster Pro: Jet-Ski Thrills on Flathead Lake in Somers, Montana

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Want a high-adrenaline way to experience Flathead Lake? The Hourly Jet Blaster Pro in Somers delivers wheelies, 75-foot rooster tails, and open-water speed for riders 18+—perfect for an action-packed afternoon between hikes and shoreline swims.

2–8 hours

moderate

From $192.60

On the broad sweep of Flathead Lake at Somers, Montana, the Hourly Jet Blaster Pro turns a classic day on the water into a performance. This high-output wave runner, offered for 2 - 8 hours and seating two people, was built for aggressive riding: pop wheelies, carve hard across glassy bays, and launch a rooster tail that can reach 75 feet. Riders who want raw, noisy fun get exactly that, while the lake’s clean water and mountain backdrop keep every run cinematic. Flathead Lake is the largest natural freshwater lake west of the Mississippi; its deep-blue water and glacial origins create clarity that makes wake patterns and spray look sculptural. From the Jet Blaster's helm you can sight the Mission Mountains to the east and the Swan Range to the southeast, and the shoreline alternates between rocky points, piñon and ponderosa stands, and open beaches. Historic ties to the Salish and Kootenai peoples run through the place—this shoreline has been used for fishing and travel for generations. What makes the Hourly Jet Blaster Pro a standout is its unapologetic design for tricks and speed within a managed, local boating scene. The craft includes a life jacket and fun; pilots must be 18+ to drive, and two riders fit comfortably. For visitors staying in Somers or nearby towns, this is an easy high-adrenaline option after hiking or paddling in the morning. The Pro doesn’t replace quiet lake outings, but it complements them, giving families or friend groups a way to shift energy into something loud and memorable. Operationally, briefings focus on safety and local rules—wake zones, no-wake areas near docks and wildlife habitat, and invasive species checks. Expect to trade a quiet shoreline for a racing line on open water; the Jet Blaster excels on open bays where you can open the throttle and test balance through wheelies and tight turns. In the right light a rooster tail backlit by late-afternoon sun makes for one of the best action shots Flathead Lake offers. Practical notes: bring sun protection, a water-resistant bag for keys and phone, and a sense of respect for other boaters and nesting birds. The Jet Blaster Pro is an invitation to push personal limits inside a spectacular landscape—fast, splashy, and undeniably Montanan. Plan around wind: afternoons often cross-breeze across the lake, so early-morning runs deliver flatter water and longer straightaways. Rentals run by the hour; the flexible 2 - 8 hours window lets you stitch a session into a day that might include a shoreline picnic or a hike. Operators run brief safety demos and expect you to follow wake zone maps and invasive species decontamination steps. Respect nesting seasons and keep a buffer from islands and shallow bays.

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