Fishing in Lake Tahoe
Fishing is one of the more quiet sports at Lake Tahoe, but still one of the most popular.
Up at the lake you can take a boat out for some deep water fishing, or score a perfect spot on the Truckee River or at the various creeks around the area. If you are interested in chartering a boat, try the Tahoe Sport Fishing Co. They will take you out with all the gear to catch various forms of trout and maybe even a salmon.
Learn to fly fish at the Resort at Squaw Creek or with the Tahoe Fly Fishing Outfitters. Grab a spot on the Truckee River, the Little Truckee River or some of the outlying lakes of the area including Donner Lake, Boca, Stampede or Washoe Lake.
Up at the lake you can take a boat out for some deep water fishing, or score a perfect spot on the Truckee River or at the various creeks around the area. If you are interested in chartering a boat, try the Tahoe Sport Fishing Co. They will take you out with all the gear to catch various forms of trout and maybe even a salmon.
Learn to fly fish at the Resort at Squaw Creek or with the Tahoe Fly Fishing Outfitters. Grab a spot on the Truckee River, the Little Truckee River or some of the outlying lakes of the area including Donner Lake, Boca, Stampede or Washoe Lake.
Fly Fishing/Resort at Squaw Creek
400 Squaw Creek Road
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22830 Foresthill Road
Duncan Canyon is a native rainbow trout fishery, although there are a small number of brown trout. This stream is crossed by the Western States Equestrian Trail...
Picayune Creek Fishing Site
22830 Foresthill Road
Talbot Creek is a native rainbow trout fishery located northeast of French Meadows Reservoir. This creek is half a mile past Talbot Creek on the right...
Wildcat Canyon Fishing Site
22830 Foresthill Road
Wildcat Canyon is a native fishery, inhabited by small, wild rainbow trout. This creek is in a remote setting with no roaded access, but trails lead into the area...
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