Lake Tahoe - Hooked on Fishing
When it comes to outdoor activities, you just can't beat sport fishing. And for the total effect—clean air, stellar scenery and great fish—Lake Tahoe sport fishing ranks right up there with the very best.
There's a plethora of information online about Lake Tahoe fishing and Lake Tahoe travel. Read the latest fishing report for Lake Tahoe. Take a look at the guy with the big smile holding up his ten-pound Mackinaw and you'll be hooked. Check out some of the fabulous photos of the lake itself and you'll dive in, hook line and sinker!
The sheer power of this enormous lake, which covers 191 square miles and is fringed by 72 miles of pristine shoreline, is a force to be reckoned with. Lake Tahoe is the second deepest lake in the United States, home to some of the finest sport fishing in the world. Dubbed "the Jewel of the High Sierras," this mirror-like lake is famous for its deep blue color and breathtaking reflections. The snow-capped mountains frame the lake like a perfect setting for this jewel, and photo opportunities abound.
Take a sport fishing cruise and practice your light tackle techniques. You'll surprise yourself by jigging up to 200 feet in depth and catching five pounders with ease.
Go trolling and drifting too with or without one of Lake Tahoe's professional guides. Rainbow and brown trout, lake trout (Mackinaw) and Kokanee salmon are just a few of the most popular catches. And when you're ready, you can have your catch delivered to your favorite restaurant for your dining pleasure!
Sightseeing, boating, camping, hiking, skiing and snowboarding are only a few of the myriad of activities offered up at beautiful Lake Tahoe. And don't forget the casinos and five-star hotels and restaurants! Travel there to visit… you may want to stay.
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