Iron Mountain Lodge & Marina
- Guided trips
Iron Mountain Lodge & Marina is a 130-acre resort on DeGray Lake in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, offering 12 log cottages with full amenities, a 800-boat marina, and guided fishing for hybrid bass, crappie, and bream. The operation caters primarily to boaters, families, and corporate groups, with fishing as one of several recreational programs rather than the central focus.
Why book
Arkansas lake resort with hybrid bass and crappie fishing, marina, golf, and family amenities—fishing is secondary.
Overview
Situated on DeGray Lake near Arkadelphia, Iron Mountain occupies 130 acres and operates as a full-service lakeside resort. The property features 12 newly renovated log cottages (2–3 bedrooms) with kitchens, fireplaces, hot tubs, and lake views, plus an extensive marina with over 800 boat slips, dry storage, fuel, and rental options including party barges and ski boats. Fishing opportunities center on hybrid bass (spring and fall), crappie, and bream, with the lodge partnering with John…
At a glance
- Type
- Resort
- Fishiness
- 2/5
- Location
- Arkadelphia, AR
- Best for
- Freshwater, Families, Groups
What you'll catch
Amenities & features
Amenities
- Dining / Restaurant
- Pool
- Boat Launch / Dock
- Hot Tub
Activities
- Horseback Riding
- Swimming
- Golf
- Boating
Fishing styles
- Spin Fishing
- Lake Fishing
Water types
- Freshwater
Seasons
- Year-Round
Skill level
- Beginner
Best for
- Families with Kids
- Big Groups
- Corporate Retreats
Themes
- Kid Friendly
- Family Friendly
- Lakeside
Boats
- Pontoon
Lodging style
- Resort
- Houseboat
What's included
Included
- Floatplane transfers from Dillingham
- All meals
- Premium tackle (Sage rods, Tibor reels)
- Daily guided fishing
- Lodging
Not included
- Flights to Dillingham
- Alaska fishing license
- Gratuities
- Alcohol
Seasons
While Iron Mountain Lodge & Marina is primarily known for its year-round recreational opportunities on DeGray Lake, the serious angler will find the fishing season here is dictated by the species they pursue. Spring and early summer are prime for hybrid bass, offering exciting action as the fish become more active with warming waters. As summer progresses, anglers can target a variety of species, with crappie and bream providing consistent opportunities for those seeking a more relaxed outing. Fall brings cooler temperatures, which can reignite the bite for bass and hybrid, making it an excellent time for those who appreciate the changing colors of the Arkansas landscape alongside their fishing pursuits. Winter fishing can be challenging but rewarding for those targeting catfish and larger bass, offering a peaceful experience on the lake before the lodge's operational year concludes.
Open year-round
Trip planning
- Timezone
- UTC-5
Getting there
Fly to Anchorage, connect to Dillingham, then floatplane to lodge.
Gear
Gear provided. Bring your own clothing and personal items.
Where you are
Nearby waters
More fishable water within easy reach of the lodge.
Nearby destinations
Towns, regions, and wild places worth exploring around the lodge.
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