Lake Tahoe Fish Report for 6-3-2025
Lake Tahoe is fishing great this week!
Lake Tahoe

by Mountain Hardware & Sports
6-3-2025
(530) 587–4844
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Lake Tahoe is fishing great this week! Surface temps are 53–56°F, and calm mornings are ideal for trolling. Mackinaw (lake trout) are active at 30–60 feet, with most catches in the 3–6 lb range and some double digits. Kokanee are starting to show, and rainbows and browns are feeding more aggressively as water warms. Midges and small mayflies are hatching along shorelines early in the day. Troll with lead core or downriggers using minnow-imitating lures like the Rapala X-Rap, or jig near bottom with live or artificial minnows. Top spots include the West Shore for Mackinaw and Cave Rock for rainbows. Early mornings and late afternoons are best. Remember to check local regulations and have your fishing license.
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Mountain Hardware Reports
for Tuesday, June 3rd
Truckee River: Consistent Catches on the Truckee
Little Truckee River: Little Truckee River is running strong but steady
Donner Lake: Donner Lake continues to fish well
Boca Reservoir: Trout fishing has been solid
Stampede Reservoir: Solid kokanee fishing offered
Prosser Reservoir: Shore fishing is strong at Prosser Creek Reservoir
Jackson Meadows Reservoir: The bite is wide open
Mountain Hardware Reports
for Tuesday, May 27th
Donner Lake: Lake trout remain the main target
Boca Reservoir: Trolling for kokanee and rainbows has improved
Stampede Reservoir: Kokanee action continues to strengthen
Prosser Reservoir: Water levels have risen and bass are pushing into shallows
Jackson Meadows Reservoir: Access remains limited at Jackson Meadows
Lake Tahoe: Lake Tahoe is shaping up nicely for anglers
Pyramid Lake: The bite still remains hot
Truckee River: Rainbows and browns are both showing up in the net
Little Truckee River: Catch rates are strong

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