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| People who really want a taste
of the great outdoors should do some fishing while at Lake Tahoe.
The Lake's game fish include Mackinaw - lake trout, brown, rainbow,
eastern brook, golden and cutthroat trout, kokanee salmon and
white fish. Fishing season doesn't end when winter comes to
the Lake, either. All of Lake Tahoe and the region's hundreds
of smaller back-country lakes are open for fishing year-round,
with ice fishing becoming a popular pastime in the winter months.
Relax and fish off lakeside piers, or take a rowboat out
to the center of the Lake. For a full-blown angling adventure,
take a fishing charter. An experienced captain and fisherman
will take up to six people out on a large, walkaround boat
for an afternoon of the rod and reel. Novices can learn and
old hands can improve their skills at trolling, jigging or
drifting and live bait fishing.
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| Fishing & Fly
Fishing Charters |
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Established 1953. Practice makes perfect. Largest Sport Fishing Fleet on Lake Tahoe. Departures from Ski Run Village Marina and Zephyr Cove Resort Marina. |
Marina Village Ski Run
900 Ski Run Boulevard, Suite 102
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
Phone: (530) 541-5448
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Zephyr Cove Marina
760 Highway 50
Zephyr Cove, NV 89448
Phone: (775) 586-9338 |
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For the past 28 years Don Sheetz has led fishing expeditions on the beautiful blue waters of Lake Tahoe. Let Don lead you, Call Today! |
Don Sheetz Fishing Guide
Tahoe Keys Marina
Phone: (530) 541-5566
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Over 100 ways to get you on the lake! Best rates and largest selection! Four full service locations: Timber Cove Marina, Camp Richardson Resort & Marina and Meeks Bay! |
Action Watersports
Lakeside Marina
4041 Lakeshore Blvd.
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
Phone: (530) 541-9800
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Action Watersports
Meeks Bay Marina
7901 West Lake Blvd.
Tahoma, CA 96150
Phone: (530) 525-5588
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Action Watersports
Timber Cove Marina
3411 Lake Tahoe Blvd.
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96158
Phone: (530) 525-5588
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Action Watersports
Camp Richardson Marina
1900 Jameson Beach Rd.
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96158
Phone: (530) 542-6570
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Stillwater
Guide Service (Fly-Fishing)
(775) 747-0312
(888) 867-2127 |
Tahoe
Angler Sportfishing
530-542-2019 |
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A-Action
Blue Ribbon Fishing Charters
530-573-0400 |
Eagle
Point Fishing Charters
Located at Camp Richardson
530-577-6834 |
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A-Action
High Sierra Fishing Adventures
530-541-3254 |
First
Strike Sportfishing
Tahoe Keys Marina
530-577-5065 |
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Alpine
Fly Fishing Service
530-542-0759 |
Hernandez
Bruce Guide Service
Tahoe Keys Marina
530-577-2246 |
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Avid
Fisherman Professional Sport Fishing Charters
775-588-7675 |
Lake
Tahoe Adventures
530-541-2985 |
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Dennis's
Eagle Point Fishing Charters
530-577-6834 |
O'Malley's
Fishing Charters
775-588-4102 |
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Don's
Fishing Charters
775-588-4916 |
Tahoe
Fly Fishing Guides
530-541-8208 |
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| Fishing
Supplies |
Fly
Fishing Outfitters - Tahoe
3433 Lake Tahoe Blvd.
530-541-8208 |
The
Sportsman
2556 Lake Tahoe Blvd.
530-542-3474 |
| Links |
| California
Trout Unlimited |
| The
Fly Fishing Resource Guide |
| NDOW
- Nevada Division of Wildlife |
| The Nevada Division of Wildlife is the boating
safety, education and enforcement agency for the
state of Nevada. The boating safety office is responsible
for boating education, safety and law enforcement. |
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Where
to Fish? The best fishing
spots around Tahoe are usually kept as secret as a gold miner's
claim. But the following locations have been shared with us.
Each spot listed has a number corresponding to the map. For
more detail, consult the Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
map, available from most Forest Service offices for $3.00
plus tax.
1. Upper Truckee River - The Upper
Truckee is fed from the waters of Meiss Country south of HIghway
89. Fishing is good in the deep pools during the early part
of fishing season.
2. Echo Lakes - Just a short drive
off of Highway 50, you can try both boat and shore fishing
here. shore fishing is usually good from the dam. Please respect
the rights of private property and homeowners around the lake.
3. Sawmill Pond - A stocked pond for
children 15 years of age and under. Adults are allowed to
help children fish but are not allowed to fish themselves.
The pond is located 1 mile south of South Lake Tahoe along
Lake Tahoe Boulevard.
4. Fallen Leaf Lake - The best fishing
is from a boat, but occasionaly fish can be taken from the
shore with a good cast. The lake is a short walk from Fallen
Leaf Lake Road or Fallen Leaf Campground. Fishing with-in
250 feet of the dam is illegal.
5. Lake Tahoe - The best fishing is
in deep water from a boat. For shore fishing, try places where
the shoreline drops off quickly such as Rubicon Point on the
west shore or Cave Rock on the east shore. A day use fee is
charged at both of these areas. Fishing is closed in the lake
within 300 feet of its tributaries and upstream to the first
lake from October 1 through June 30. The rest of the year
the entire lake is open.
6. Truckee River - Lake Tahoe's only
outlet, the Truckee starts it's journey from Lake Tahoe's
dam at Tahoe City and continues along Highway 89 to the town
of Truckee. Fishing is closed year around from the dam to
1,000 feet downstream. Certain other sections of the Truckee
are closed year around. Check the fishing regulations for
specific information.
7. Carson River, West Fork - Flowing
through Hope Faith and Chairty Valleys, this portion of
the river receives consideralbe use. It is located south
of Lake Tahoe along HIghway 88 and also flows along Blue
Lakes Road.
8. Carson River, East Fork - Closed
to all fishing above Carson Falls. From Hangmans' Bridge (south
of Markleeville) downstream to the Nevada state line, there
is a minimum size limit of 14 inches and you must use artificial
lures with single barbless hooks.
9. Blue Lakes - A series of lakes located
south of the Tahoe Basin, 12 miles off of Highway 88. At over
8,000 feet they are some of the highest lakes accessible by
automobile. Camping is available nearby. fishing is reported
to be good off the dams where the two lakes connect.
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Licenses: Any
person, 16 years of age or older, must have
a valid California or Nevada sport fishing
license to fish in Lake Tahoe. Surrounding
lakes and streams require a license for the
state in which the person is fishing.
Seasons: Seasons
vary. Check a copy of the current fishing
regulations for information.
Hours: Fishing
in Lake Tahoe is legal one hour before
sunrise to two hours after sunset. In all
other bodies of water in the Tahoe area
(Sierra District) fishing is legal one
hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset.
Limits: The
daily limit for Lake Tahoe is 5 trout,
but no more than 2 mackinaw. Most other
lakes and streams in the Tahoe Basin have
al imit of 5 trout. Check a current copy
of the Fish and Game regulations for specific
information.
Live Bait: No fish may be used for bait
or possessed for use as bait in Lake
Tahoe, Fallen Leaf Lake, or Donner Lake
unless takend from that lake. Live bait
in these lakes are limited to the following:
Lahontan redside shiner, Tui chub, Tahoe
sucker, Lahanton mountain sucker, Piute
sculpin and Lahanton speckled dace. Chumming
is illegal.
>Lake Tahoe Fishing Techniques
The skillful angler minimizes the disadvantages
to Tahoe's wonderfully clear water in the following
ways:
(1) Avoid fishing during times of mirror like
calm, unless fishing deep for Mackinaw.
Even a slight surgace riffle will break
up shadows cast on the bottom and will
partially obliterate the angler from view.
(2) Use a light monofilament line.
(3) Use very long line for trolling or make
very long casts if fishing from shore.
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