Booking a Lake Tahoe fishing charter or guide is a great way to spend quality time with your family and friends while reeling in a few Kokanee and Mackinaw. These Lake Tahoe fishing charter & fishing guide companies are affordable, fun and offer expert services.

Tahoe Sport Fishing - Professional guided fishing services in South Lake Tahoe boasting the largest fleet in Tahoe... great location at the end of Ski Run Boulevard!

Action Water Sports of Incline Village - Action Water Sports is situated at Incline Village and offer guided fishing charters in Lake Tahoe on their 28 foot Bertram Sportfish. They provide year round fishing services for Kokanee Salmon, Mackinaw, Rainbow and Brown Trout. Enjoy a full day of fishing with up to six people, and at the end of the day, take your fresh caught fish to the Lone Eagle Grill where the chef will happily prepare it for you.

Sierra Fin Addicts - Head guide, Gerold Scholl, absolutely loves fishing, which makes for successful trips. His passion, knowledge and sheer fanaticism drive him to put you on the fish time and time again. You won't have to worry about anything. There is no experience required, and he will provide all the top-notch gear.

There are multiple fly fishing services and fantastic guides in Lake Tahoe. You will find the high sierra rivers and tributaries can produce some of the best fly fishing in the States. Below are a couple of fishing companies that offer fly fishing services in the Tahoe area. Previous fly fishing experience is recommended, but not necessary, as they will teach you how to whip the fly.

Truckee River Outfitters - The headquarters for Truckee River Outfitters is located in downtown Truckee; however, their knowledgeable guides will take you to more than just the Truckee River. Wherever the fish are biting, Truckee River Outfitters will take you ensuring that you are on the fish with the right fly to make the most of your day.

Salmon Striper Fishing - Salmon Striper Fishing uses both conventional and fly fishing rods for their trips. It is your preference as to what type of fishing you want to do; however, I would definitely listen to the guides who have the scoop on what is biting where, so you can make the most of your trip. Check their website for more information and be sure to book well in advance as they can be busy during the hot seasons.