Fish Trap Outfitters LLC is currently accepting trips on Stampede Reservoir in truckee until the snow hits, then we will be primarily fishing Folsom Lake until memorial day 2027 when Donner lake opens back up.
"Enjoyed my time on the water with Connor. You can tell he is passionate about what he does and has a lot of knowledge and skills as a fisherman." — Trevor,
Live bait is included and will be onboard when you arrive if available.
"Our experience with Captain Chris was excellent, we went right out and started getting bites." — Scott,
If you're going to cast a line in South Lake Tahoe, look no further than Scotty's Sportfishing. Having logged many hours on these waters, Captain Scott can tell you all about them. Lake Trout, and more can be found in these waters all year long.
"We had an AMAZING experience with Scotty’s Sportfishing in Tahoe!" — Casey,
Based out of Truckee, Shaun's Guide Service is your ticket to a memorable time on the water. Since 2015…. Capt. Shaun is here to get you on some fish, and to make sure you have fun doing it.
"It was cold and windy, but we still had fun. No big fish that day but we caught one smallish sockeye salmon." — Teresa,
Lake tahoe fishing trips available daily. During the summer months May-Aug i offer two trips a day. Typically 5 am and 9 15 am start times, that may vary as we get later in the summer as the sunrise is later.
"We spent the early morning trolling for lake trout and caught the limit in a couple of hours." — Robert,
Book your next trip with Premier Sportfishing and find out what the fishing in South Lake Tahoe is all about. Mackinaw Lake Trout, Kokanee Salmon(Jul-Sep), Rainbow Trout and Brown Trout, and more inhabit these waters, depending on conditions.
"Lake Tahoe is the best place to be! When a bachelor party of 9 guys show up ready for fun and fish, these folks provide!" — Blake,
If you're here to make the most of fishing in South Lake Tahoe, look no further than Tahoe Topliners Sportfishing. Captain Mike will be your guide, offering 30 years of guiding experience.
"Captain Mike and 1st mate Tyler (Mike's son) were above and beyond for my advanced age (74), bad knees and bad left ankle." — Dwight,
Fishing In Tahoe is here to show you the stunning waters of South Lake Tahoe. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Andrew knows them forwards and back.
"Had a great time fishing on Lake Tahoe. Andrew, our Captain, was excellent and friendly." — Nicholas,
Looking to go fishing in South Lake Tahoe? Then Tahoe Sportfishing has a trip with your name on it! Mackinaw Lake Trout, Kokanee Salmon (Jul-Sep), Rainbow Trout and Brown Trout, and more inhabit these waters, depending on conditions.
"Capt Sammy and Riley have great personalities and went above and beyond to make our morning fishing expedition fun, relaxing and memorable for my son and I ." — Teri,
The Truckee River offers world-class fly fishing for wild trout against the dramatic backdrop of the Sierra Nevada mountains. This iconic freestone river flows from Lake Tahoe through Truckee, California, before continuing to Pyramid Lake in Nevada, providing diverse angling opportunities year-round.
Renowned for challenging wild trout, the Truckee holds healthy populations of selectively feeding Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout, with fish averaging 12-14 inches and trophies exceeding 25 inches. The river's pocket water and riffles demand precise nymphing techniques, though dry fly enthusiasts find consistent action during prolific hatches. While open year-round, prime seasons run April-August and October-November when water temperatures optimize feeding behavior.
Beyond the main stem, the Little Truckee River tailwater section below Stampede Reservoir offers technical fishing for large, educated rainbows in consistently clear flows. Nearby high-country lakes like Prosser Creek Reservoir expand opportunities with Kokanee Salmon and winter ice fishing. Diverse access points along Glenshire Road and Interstate 80 provide public entry to productive stretches, though hiring a professional guide enhances success in navigating the Truckee's complex currents and locating trophy fish.
