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Operating out of Carnelian Bay, Mickeys Big Mack Charters takes angles out on the 43 foot Big Mack II. Master guide Mickey Daniels, with over 40 years of Lake Tahoe fishing experience, guides these year-round sportfishing tours. Early morning and evening trips are available.

At Homewood on the Lakes west shore, Kingfish Guide Service offers excursions on the Kingfish, which has a capacity of 42 people. The licensed captains include Larry Schuelke, with over 18 year of professional experience, and Pam Schuelke, with 11 years experience on Lake Tahoe. On these excursion, coffee, soft drinks and snacks are complimentary.

Another option for Lake Tahoe anglers are charters aboard the Reel Deal. The Reel Deal departs mornings and afternoons from Lake Tahoes north shore. For those in search of sightseeing without the angling, the Reel Deal offers guided lake tours too.

Most charter boats are equipped with fish-finding sonar and radar to increase the chances of landing a Mackinaw, Kokanee, Rainbow or German Brown trout that are found in Tahoes pristine waters, clear to a depth of nearly seventy feet. Charters include rods, reels, tackle, bait and experienced guides. A California or Nevada fishing license (available at a variety of shops and through certain charter operations) is required for all anglers 16 years old and older.

North Lake Tahoe is located forty-five minutes from Reno Tahoe International Airport, which is served by nearly 200 flights each day. To book a trip to Lake Tahoe call Lake Tahoe Central Reservations at .6348, or visit their website at .org/ . For more information on guided fishing tours at Lake Tahoe stop by the North Lake Tahoe Visitor Center at 245 North Lake Boulevard (Highway 28), just east Highway 89.