Terms & Conditions
- Valid for stays January 5 through March 15, 2027.
- Reservations must be made at least 7 days before arrival.
- After you book your package, call The Fly Rod Shop at 802-253-7346 to reserve your excursion time, and let them know you booked the Ice Fishing package with Topnotch Resort.
- The excursion is for one adult. To add more people to the ice fishing excursion, please call us directly.
- A Vermont fishing license is not included. You can buy one at The Fly Rod Shop on the day of your excursion.
- Gratuities for tour guides are not included.
- The 10% discount applies to all guest rooms.
- Guarantee Policy: A credit card deposit for the full stay, including tax, is required at booking. The deposit is non-refundable, non-transferable, and non-changeable.
- Cancellation Policy: This reservation is non-refundable upon booking and cannot be canceled or changed without charge. The full stay will be charged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: When is the Ice Fishing package available?
A: The package is available for stays from January 5 through March 15, 2027, when the lakes The Fly Rod Shop fishes are reliably frozen. Reservations must be made at least 7 days before arrival.
Q: How do I schedule my ice fishing excursion?
A: After you book your package with Topnotch, call The Fly Rod Shop at 802-253-7346 to reserve your excursion time, and let them know you booked the Ice Fishing package. Calling soon after you book gives you the best choice of times.
Q: Do I need ice fishing experience?
A: No. Your guide provides all the equipment, gear, and bait, and walks you through setting tip-ups and jigging through the ice.
Q: Do I need a fishing license?
A: Yes. A Vermont fishing license is required and isn’t included in the package. You can buy one at The Fly Rod Shop on the day of your excursion.
Q: Can I bring a friend or family member on the excursion?
A: The package includes the excursion for one adult. To add more people, please call us directly and we’ll help you arrange it.
Q: What should I wear for ice fishing?
A: Dress in warm layers, with insulated waterproof boots, a hat, and gloves or mittens. Conditions on a frozen lake can be colder and windier than in town, so an extra layer is always a good idea