14 years with Tahoe Sport Fishing. Once again amazing on 4/30/2026. Folks, beautiful lake, great…read moreservice all around, have a cold one or your preference and sit back and enjoy. Request Captain Bobby, no BS, the BEST. With all the aforementioned wins...... you may just catch some fish. Yesterday, we got 22! Yup, nailed it. After the great experience, go to Elements, present your fish, they will take care of you 100%. Amazing service and our fresh caught fish was 2nd to none. Sorry, not sorry McDuffs. I'm graying in the beard so I'm not quite sure how another review will post but I'm hitting it. Bobby, the boyz and I will see you next year for 15 years with Tahoe Sport Fishing. Best regards, Brian , Max, Todd, Ryan, and Ivan.

An epic day out on the water. Capt Cesar was great and very knowledgeable. The kids had an absolute…read moreblast and we scored 4 huge trout! A great experience overall

This is for the northshore campground at loon lake spot 21…read more Ok here's the sitch, amazing views and vibes but just beware NO SHOWERS HERE. Also if you are at lot 20/21 you are RIGHT by the entry for off roading people who are on the way to do the rubicon trail. On our camping experience here they would make loud noise starting at 11pm- 1 am so it was not quiet by any means and felt like the cars were right next to the tent. Despite that the camp itself is nice, bathrooms are well maintained, shade comes in the evening, and off the beaten path from Tahoe

Loon Lake? More like ANT Lake!…read more Went to this campground with my husband last weekend. I would highlight how pretty the place is, but unfortunately the campground design had many flaws. First, the elevation was pretty high, so right away, we were noticeably winded even after the shortest walk. They should really consider lowering the campground. Then, we went to sit on the lakeshore, and what did we see?? Not a single loon, but THOUSANDS of ants. Less than 5 minutes after I laid my towel down, it was covered in ants. Turns out there were several ant hills....ON THE BEACH. This is an unacceptable flaw in design. I would suggest the camp hosts or Forest Service relocate the ant hills, so that people can actually enjoy the shore. Just as we were settling down later in the evening and trying to sleep, I heard someone making a God awful owl hooting noise, from high up in the trees. It was very obnoxious. And I know it wasn't an actual owl because birds aren't real. All in all, it's a pretty place but I'd recommend visiting a campground that values comfort and caters to your needs. Wide regards, Slop Doppolis

September 19 through September 21, 2023. Came up for a…read morecouple day fishing trip with good friend. Campsites are both reserve and first come first serve. We showed up as first come first serve and we're lucky to get a beautiful spot right on the lake. They have nice deep fire rings, picnic tables and bear lockers. We didn't see any sign of bears. The sites are $27 a night and you can buy wood for six dollars a bundle or two bundles for $10. There is a 14 day limit on first come first serve sites. This time around, the road to Upper Blue Lake was open, so we headed up there to check it out. There are a couple campgrounds up there that have nice sites and include bathroom facilities. We ran into a couple of backpackers who convinced us to take the "short" hike to Granite Lake to do some fishing. We grabbed our fishing poles and gear and headed out thinking that short would be a quarter mile or so. The hike actually turned out to be 2 1/2 miles with about a 700 foot elevation gain. If we had known the distance, we probably would not have done the hike, but once there, we got a couple of very nice rainbow trout. We did not have any cell phone coverage in our camp, but at the 9100 foot elevation of Granite Lake we did have some pretty good cell coverage.

We had no luck fishing the lake, so i didnt want my sons going back to the cabin empty handed, so…read morei had heard about this place and decided we would give it a try. And boy, what a fun experience. The boys were thrilled to no end catching some fish, so we could have fresh fish for dinner. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The grounds are kept very clean. We had so much fun wr are definitly going back.

This is an ABSOLUTE MUST when you're in Lake Tahoe. My brother found this activity to take my…read morenephew, our dad, and myself to go trout fishing and it's been the highlight of my trip thus far. It is extremely well organized and has an excellent price point. A fishing license is not needed and you only have to purchase bait. You can use their rods and you pay for what you catch. The family operating this farm is SO accommodating and kind. I enjoyed speaking with them about the history of the farm and how they donate caught fish to local bears. The BEST part is the gentleman who fillets the fish is so hands-on and friendly with kids. He let my nephew step into the shed to watch him gut the fish and taught him a few things. He works off of tips and certainly deserves them! I HIGHLY recommend you stop by for this activity in Lake Tahoe (southern part). There's a small parking lot right in front and plenty of street parking.

If you're in town and want to be out on the lake or fish, or both, booking a trip on the Professor…read more(boat name) is the way to go. It's a private charter on a really cool boat that has a deck, bathroom, and plenty of room for up to 7. I found these guys on Groupon and went for it. Booked a family trip that lasted 4 hours in the afternoon. We were led by just one guy, Captain Andrew and the man is amazing at what he does and super cool to hangout! He's fished out at the lake for over a decade and really knows his stuff, where the spots are to find the fish, and how to work with kids and families. He taught techniques on fishing and what to look for when you know you've caught something. I really admire how hard working Andrew is and the love he has for what he does, it made the experience for me a lot better. The experience really was A+ with Andrew taking care of us. He provided coffee, donuts, water, soda and beer. Everyone in our group caught multiple fish, nobody came home empty handed due to Andrew's expertise on the lake. He was even nice enough to gut and fillet all the fish we caught. Please don't hesitate to go on a charter with Andrew if you're looking to go fish in Lake Tahoe!

Captain Andrew did a great job. We really enjoyed our time on the lake and caught lot's of fishread more

Scott took us fly fishing on the Walker River and we had an exceptional experience. We were…read morebeginners and Scott was very patient teaching us various casting techniques and how to read the river. We even caught a few rainbow trout which we returned to the river as they were natives. We had so much fun and plan to start fly fishing as a hobbie now! And the Coffee shop is amazing too. I didn't expect great coffee in Walker but was most pleasantly surprised and the lunch was great too!

I would say that this place is a spot where fisherman would call "Paradise" It is very easy to…read morecatch catfish when using a bobber and night crawlers. Trout I would recommend powerbait and will be a bit more challenging to catch. All the fish tastes great here, just watch out for wildlife. We saw a bear and encountered a wolf here!

Small fishing pond for kids. Only kids are allowed to fish here. Great for beginersread more

Too crowded. Boats are too loud. Jet skis make too much noise. Lake gets too much algae.read more

The loud motor boats were very disruptive, driving back-and-forth all day in front of the beach…read morewhere little kids and people paddleboard. This place has gotten worse Each time I return. And I live close so I try and come here at least three or four times to camp a year. Some of these motor boats are unbelievably loud!

This is my second visit here. Photos are from that previous visit…read more This is a bit off the beaten path, but is very much following the winding road to get to it. There is plenty of parking, bathrooms and paths and signage to help you find your way. There is a primary dirt path that makes a large mile long loop through the main park area. The history of the area is very interesting. During the week, you feel like you have the park to yourself. I imagine it gets quite busy during the summer and on weekends. A very nice park, free admission (your tax dollars at work) spectacular views of the mountains, and a great way to learn about the history of the area.

We saw on YouTube that you could come here and pick up a crystal that are supposed to be just…read morelaying on the ground. While it's a great park offering an easy stroll, there were no crystals. Meh. Today I learned you can't believe every documentary on YouTube. Otherwise, a sweet spot to stop and stretch your legs, bathroom stop and have a snack.