Ice-Bound Pursuit: An 8-Hour Lake Trout Charter on Fort Peck with Captain Don

FORT PECK FISHING FIELD GUIDE

Ice-Bound Pursuit: An 8-Hour Lake Trout Charter on Fort Peck with Captain Don

A full-day, 8-hour ice-fishing charter with all gear included—targeting multiple species with jigging and tip-ups and offering fish cleaning and packaging for your fresh catch.

Ice-Bound Pursuit: An 8-Hour Lake Trout Charter on Fort Peck with Captain Don.

Duration
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Location
Fort Peck
Operator
Get The Net Outfitters
Category
Fishing
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

On Fort Peck’s frozen expanse, spend a full eight hours with Captain Don chasing multi-species winter fishery action; the charter supplies all fishing gear, uses both tip-ups and jigging (notably for lake trout), and returns cleaned, packaged fish to take home—an immersive ice-fishing day run by Get The Net Outfitters.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE CATCH

Multi-species Fishing — Jigging for Lake Trout

Expect multi-species tactics on the ice: tip-ups for spread coverage and active jigging specifically deployed for lake trout, the trip’s primary quarry.

THE PACKAGE

All Gear Included and Fish Care

The charter includes all fishing gear and equipment, with fish cleaning and packaging provided so you leave with your fresh catch prepared.

THE DAY

Full-Day Ice Experience

This is a full-day, eight-hour ice-fishing charter designed to get anglers on productive ice for an extended season window of action.

What the day feels like

What the Day Feels Like

The rhythm is deliberate: arrive to a prearranged meeting point and spend an eight-hour block on the ice employing tip-ups and jigging techniques to locate and hook lake trout and other species; gear is provided and the operator handles cleaning and packaging so you go home with fish, not extra work.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this charter suits—and who should look elsewhere.

1
Experienced AnglersIdeal for anglers who want a full eight-hour day on the ice using both tip-ups and jigging techniques.
2
Small to Medium GroupsThe charter accommodates groups with published rates by party size; group bookings are priced up to standard capacities and larger groups should call for pricing.
3
Individuals Booking SoloSolo travelers can book but should note the operator’s age and party-size policies when reserving.
4
Younger Anglers & FamiliesBooking requires adult oversight: the charter must be reserved by someone age 18 or older and group composition/pricing may affect availability.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Season

This is a full-day, 8-hour ice-fishing charter; exact launch location is determined based on ice conditions.

What to Bring

Bring a valid Montana fishing license (required for adults and children ages 12 and older), season-appropriate outerwear, food and drink, and a cooler kept at your vehicle for your fresh catch.

Included

All fishing gear and equipment are provided; fish cleaning and packaging are included in the charter.

Booking & Rates

Rates are published by party size; see operator pricing tiers and contact the operator directly for larger party pricing.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the charter?

The ice-fishing charter is an eight-hour full day.

What’s included in the trip cost?

All fishing gear and equipment are included, and the operator provides fish cleaning and packaging.

Who can book the trip?

Bookings must be made by someone age 18 or older.

Do I need a Montana fishing license?

Yes—Montana fishing licenses are required for adults and for children ages 12 and older.

What should I bring with me?

Bring your fishing license, outerwear appropriate for the season and weather, food and drink, and a cooler kept at your vehicle for your fresh catch.

How are rates structured?

Rates are set by party size with published prices for 1–2, 3, 4, and 5 people; parties of six or more should call for pricing.