Guided Fishing on Jackson Lake at Signal Mountain Lodge
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; generally requires minimal physical exertion
Overview
Join a guided fishing trip on Jackson Lake and cast for local trout amid the stunning peaks of the Grand Teton. Perfect for beginners and seasoned anglers alike, this adventure combines natural beauty with hassle-free access to prime fishing spots.
Two Hour Guided Fishing on Jackson Lake
Ages 6+ • 2 Hours • Private Trip for up to 5 People
Select participants and date
About This Adventure
Embark on a private fishing adventure in the stunning Grand Teton National Park, where you'll reel in local trout alongside an experienced guide. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Teton Mountain Range while creating unforgettable memories with family or friends. All gear is provided, making it a hassle-free outdoor experience.
Reel in local trout and enjoy the beauty of the Teton Mountain Range!
Duration
Two Hours
About
Experience the beauty of Jackson Lake and Grand Teton National Park with our experienced fishing guide while reeling in Cutthroat, Brown and Lake Trout. This is a private fishing trip for up to 5 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. Parties of 5 please note that only 4 people can fish at one time.
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 2.5 hours for this trip from check-in time to arrival back at the Signal Mountain Marina.
What to Bring
All Fishing gear and tackle are provided. 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
Bring layered clothing
Weather on Jackson Lake can change quickly; dressing in layers keeps you comfortable throughout your trip.
Arrive early
Getting to the marina before your scheduled trip ensures you have ample time to settle in and prepare.
Stay quiet and patient
Fish are sensitive to noise; maintaining a calm demeanor increases your chances of a good catch.
Respect wildlife and surroundings
Keep a safe distance from animals and dispose of trash properly to preserve this pristine environment.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles soaring overhead
- Moose grazing near the waters' edge
History
Jackson Lake and the surrounding area have long been valued by Indigenous tribes and early explorers, with the park officially established in 1929.
Conservation
The area is part of a national park that prioritizes untouched wilderness and sustainable practices to preserve its rugged beauty.
Select participants and date
Adventure Hotspots in Moran, WY
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Layered clothing
Adjusting layers helps regulate temperature throughout the day.
spring, summer, fall, winter specific
Sunscreen
Protects your skin during long hours on the water in bright sunlight.
summer specific
Polarized sunglasses
Reduces glare on the water, improving visibility and reducing eye strain.
spring, summer, fall, winter specific
Waterproof camera or phone case
Capture moments without worrying about water exposure.
all specific