moderate
4–6 hours
Suitable for individuals in moderate physical condition who can handle cold weather and light physical activity like ice fishing and walking on ice.
Experience ice fishing like never before with private snowcat access to Utah’s stunning Strawberry Reservoir. Expert guides lead you to prime fishing spots for cutthroat trout, rainbow trout, and Kokanee Salmon amidst breathtaking mountain scenery.
Discover an extraordinary ice fishing experience at Strawberry Reservoir, one of Utah's top fisheries. This private snowcat-accessed adventure, guided by Utahs Best Guides, takes you to pristine, high-altitude waters that are otherwise unreachable. You'll target cutthroat trout, rainbow trout, and Kokanee Salmon in an inviting setting surrounded by snow-capped mountains and serene winter landscapes. The snowcat ride itself offers an exhilarating journey through untouched snowfields, making the trip ideal for both seasoned anglers and beginners eager to experience ice fishing in comfort. Expert guides provide all necessary equipment and instruction, ensuring a safe, fun, and educational outing. Beyond fishing, you’ll enjoy the camaraderie of small group dynamics, breathtaking views, and a connection with nature in a setting far from crowded shorelines. Whether you're aiming for a relaxing day outdoors or an adventurous winter fishing escapade, this trip combines unique access, expert guidance, and stunning environment into a memorable package.
Bring multiple clothing layers to adapt to fluctuating temperatures on the ice and during the snowcat ride.
Listen carefully to the guide's safety instructions about ice conditions and snowcat boarding procedures.
Wear ice grippers on your boots to prevent slipping when walking on icy surfaces around the fishing holes.
Keep your hands dry and warm by using waterproof gloves designed for cold water fishing.
Strawberry Reservoir was created in the early 20th century via the construction of Strawberry Dam to provide irrigation, and it has since become one of Utah’s premier fishing destinations.
Local regulations emphasize sustainable fishing practices and habitat protection to maintain healthy trout populations and preserve the high-altitude ecosystem.
Keep warm by wearing moisture-wicking thermal base layers under your outerwear.
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Protect your feet from cold and wet conditions with insulated, waterproof boots.
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Reduce glare off the snow and ice for clearer vision while fishing.
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Keep your hands comfortable and prevent numbness during chilly ice fishing sessions.
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