Fishing With Kids on Lake Tahoe

Over the past year families are rethinking their recreational activities due to the chance of being exposed to Covid. Before 2020 little concern was given to attending events or venues with mass gatherings of people. Now many, if not most, families take into consideration how safe an event may be.

This concern has given rise to families considering other activities that have less exposure to the virus: Many of these activities are more outdoors based giving no the protection of natural social distancing and fresh air. Some activity cities that have seen incredible growth are:

Camping

Hiking

Boating

Skiing

And …. fishing

The interest in fishing has increased dramatically, to a point where it is hard to find the most popular tackle and equipment on the store shelves. Online relatives have also seen a surge of interest and orders are steadily ncreasing each and every week.

Think about it, How many dads and moms have FishIng equipment and tackle tucked away from when they were a kid? Although this equipment can still catch fish, like everything else in this world the technology and engineers no that has gone int the new equipment is mich more advanced.

So if fishing with your family has become a focal point it might be wise to reach out to people that have the inside track on what new fishing techniques there are and what new equipment is being used. Sure you can go down to your local sporting goods outlet or bait shop but many of these folks are once removed from the front lines. If you really want to excel erase yur education and knowledge booking a trip with a local fishing guide or charter is your best bet.

Think of it as a field trip, research outing and fun family adventure all wrapped not one. While onboard the captain and crew will not nylon tell you about what’s hot and what’s not but also give you hands on instruction you can’t get by casting down the isle of some store.

You will also see the waters and spots where they have fished before and you can then return n your own at a later time if you wish. If you are smart you will probably book another trip with the guide just to continue on with your learning and have another fun adventure with your kids.

1. Optimal Weather Conditions

In June, Lake Tahoe experiences pleasant weather with mild temperatures, with average highs around 70°F, making it an ideal time for fishing. The comfortable weather enhances the overall fishing experience, allowing you to enjoy long, productive days on the water without the extreme heat of summer or the chill of early spring. The mild temperatures and generally calm waters make it easier to fish for extended periods, maximizing your chances of a successful outing.

2. Prime Fishing Season

June marks a prime window for fishing Lake Tahoe as warming surface temperatures spark increased feeding activity across the lake. Trout species like Rainbow, Brown, and Mackinaw become more aggressive and move into shallower zones, making them easier to target. With stable weather, longer days, and clear water conditions, anglers enjoy ideal visibility and consistent action throughout the morning hours. It’s the perfect time for both first-timers and seasoned anglers to get out before the summer crowds arrive and the bite shifts deeper.

3. Stunning Scenery

June marks a prime window for fishing Lake Tahoe as warming surface temperatures spark increased feeding activity across the lake. Trout species like Rainbow, Brown, and Mackinaw become more aggressive and move into shallower zones, making them easier to target. With stable weather, longer days, and clear water conditions, anglers enjoy ideal visibility and consistent action throughout the morning hours. It’s the perfect time for both first-timers and seasoned anglers to get out before the summer crowds arrive and the bite shifts deeper.

4. Less Crowded

Based out of Tahoe Keys Marina in South Lake Tahoe, Mile High Fishing Charters offers a proven, professional experience on the water. With deep local knowledge, top-tier gear, and a fleet ready to handle private or public trips, our guides focus on making your time on Lake Tahoe productive, safe, and genuinely enjoyable. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned angler, we’ll get you on fish and show you why we’re trusted by locals and visitors alike.

Why Choose Mile High Fishing Charters?

Mile High Fishing Charters offers professionally guided trips tailored to both first-timers and serious anglers. Our crew knows the lake inside and out, running well-equipped boats and dialing in techniques that match the season. Whether you’re chasing trout or just looking for a solid day on the water, we focus on results, comfort, and local insight that makes a difference.