Power Auger Rentals

Difficulty

easy

Duration

4–8 hours

Fitness Level

Basic physical condition is sufficient; the power auger reduces manual effort but users should be able to handle moderate physical activity outdoors.

Overview

Maximize your ice fishing adventure at Strawberry Bay Marina with Power Auger Rentals. Drill holes effortlessly and spend more time fishing on Utah's beautiful frozen waters.

Heber City, Utah

Power Auger Rentals

Full & Half day rentals available!

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Date

Fri, Oct 3

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience hassle-free ice fishing at Strawberry Bay with our Power Auger rental. Drill multiple holes in seconds, maximizing your fishing time and enjoyment. Choose from half or full day rentals to suit your adventure. Make your ice fishing trip memorable and efficient with this unique opportunity!

Don't waste your precious fishing time trying to hand drill your hole through the ice. Here at Strawberry Bay, we've got your covered; rent our Power Auger from us and drill multiple holes in just seconds. Offering both half and full day rentals.

Adventure Tips

Wear insulated, waterproof boots

Keeping your feet warm and dry is crucial for a comfortable ice fishing experience in cold conditions.

Check ice thickness before drilling

Ensure the ice is at least 4 inches thick for safety when drilling holes with the power auger.

Bring hand warmers

Hand warmers provide quick relief during breaks, helping maintain dexterity when handling gear.

Use proper fuel and follow safety guidelines

Operate the power auger outdoors away from closed spaces to avoid carbon monoxide buildup.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Bald eagles often seen soaring above the reservoir in winter
Waterfowl such as ducks and geese near open water spots

History

Strawberry Bay and its reservoir have been vital for irrigation and recreation since the early 1900s, supporting Heber Valley’s agricultural community.

Conservation

Strawberry Bay Marina promotes sustainable fishing and ice safety practices, ensuring minimal impact on local ecosystems while preserving ice fishing traditions.