Nevada Fishing Charters

The best out of 7 charter fishing deals in Nevada - enter dates to check availability

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Nevada: 7 fishing charters available

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20 ft

Up to 3 people

Steckel Fishing

5.0/5 (12 reviews)
CALLVILLE BAY
Steckel Fishing is here to help you experience the stunning waters of Callville Bay. With Captain Cody at the helm, you’ll have a knowledgeable and experienced guide.

"If anyone is looking for an experience that is professional, personable, and knows their art, Cody is this." —⁠ Adam,
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US $400
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21 ft

Up to 3 people

Las Vegas Sportfishing

5.0/5 (10 reviews)
Boulder City
Welcome to Las Vegas Sportfishing, the premier charter of Southern Nevada, offering an incredible fishing experience on Lake Mead, Willow Beach, and Lake Mohave! Whether you're an experienced angler or a first-time fisherman, a family looking for a m

"Yesterday was my wife’s 50 th birthday and what she wanted was to go fishing." —⁠ Jay,
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US $499

Angler's choice

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24 ft

Up to 6 people

Three D Fishing

4.9/5 (57 reviews)
Glenbrook
Three D Fishing is a family owned business, operated by Captain Norm, Captain Grant, and deckhand Wyatt. They have focused on Lake Tahoe for the last 15 years, specializing in Rainbow Trout, Lake Trout, and Kokanee Salmon.

"Captain Norm was GREAT! He called me a few days before our trip to let me know that the forecast called for heavy winds on the day of our scheduled trip." —⁠ Jason,
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US $750
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33 ft

Up to 12 people

Fishing In Tahoe

5.0/5 (3 reviews)
Zephyr Cove
Zephyr Cove has a fish with your name on it, so let Fishing In Tahoe help you catch it! With Captain Andrew at the helm, you'll benefit from years of knowledge and experience.

"We regularly use Fishing Booker on vacation to book our charters." —⁠ Kimberly,
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US $1,337
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26 ft

Up to 4 people

Pyramid Lake Trophy Trout

Reno
Located just 25 minutes outside Reno, NV, Pyramid Lake may just be the best Trout fishery in the country.
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US $1,260
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19 ft

Up to 6 people

Hooked On Stripers – Lake Mead

5.0/5 (48 reviews)
Boulder City
The sun is brutally hot here in the desert southwest in summer time. PLEASE consider booking a night trip to avoid getting cooked like a lobster.

"You’re not gonna have a good time if you book with anyone other than Captain Ray." —⁠ Russell,
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US $450
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25 ft

Up to 6 people

Pyramid Lake Fishing Trips

5.0/5 (1 review)
Reno
You may have fished with Pyramid Lake Fishing Trips on Californian lakes. Now, Captain Brad takes you a bit further, to the neighboring state Nevada, close to Reno.

"Brad is awesome. One of the best guides I’ve ever had. Lots of knowledge of the lake and we killed it!" —⁠ CHENG,
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US $900

Top deep sea fishing trips in Nevada

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Top-rated family fishing trips in Nevada

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Half-day fishing trips in Nevada

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Top Targeted Species in Nevada

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Top Types of Fishing in Nevada

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Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in Nevada

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Fishing in Nevada

The Silver State is also known for being “the driest state in the country,” so you might think that fishing here is nothing to be talked about. Think again! Despite its reputation, the Nevada fishing scene is a haven for West Coast freshwater anglers. With hundreds of lakes, rivers, reservoirs, and streams, Nevada is a beloved and popular fishing destination.
 
So what can you target? Well, all the freshwater superstars are here – Trout being the most popular catch of all. Whether it’s Brown, Lake (Mackinaw), or Rainbow, you'll have plenty to choose from.
 
Cutthroat Trout is the state fish and one of the most-prized catches, especially on Pyramid Lake. Anglers who want more variety can go after Kokanee Salmon (aka inland Sockeye). There are a lot of fisheries that offer solid Bass fishing, with Striped and Black Bass at the top of the catch list. Catfish, Crappie, Perch, and Sunfish are also in the cards.
 
One of the best things first-time anglers can do is decide which body of water to fish and then find a guide to take you out. Several lakes are in high-demand among fishermen, and local captains will know exactly where to take you. Half day trips are the best choice for getting a feel of the water, and some charters even offer fishing and camping combos for outdoor enthusiasts.
 
Not sure where to start? The top locations to find a charter are Boulder City, Reno, and Glenbrook.
 

Rules & Regulations

In the state of Nevada, every person over the age of 12 is required to have a valid Nevada fishing license. Bear in mind that some of the waterways are on the border of two states, so make sure to check regulations and get the right permits.

Nevada

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Nevada Fishing Seasons

January

If you’re craving some fishing action in January, going after Stripers could be very productive. Lake Mead and Mohave are the best spots. Want to try some ice fishing? Your best bet is Eagle Valley Reservoir.

February

There’s a lot happening on Lake Mohave. Trout fishing is more than solid, and there’s plenty of Bass swimming around as well. There are a lot of fly fishermen targeting Trout on the Truckee River.

March
As March rolls in, you don’t have to leave the Las Vegas area to enjoy good fishing. The local urban ponds have good amounts of Trout, Bass, and Catfish – more than enough to keep you busy.
April
Spring on Lake Mead means a lot of Striped Bass and Bluegill. On Lake Mohave, you can expect good amounts of Bass and Catfish, while Lake Tahoe is packing top-notch Mackinaw.
May
There’s plenty of Lake Trout in Lake Tahoe, and Truckee River is practically crawling with eager fly fishermen, looking for their next trophy Trout. Lake Mead holds some top-notch Bass that happen to be very hungry.
June
It’s Kokanee time on Lake Tahoe, and if you’re after a mixed bag, you can chase Mackinaw around the lake. On Lake Mohave, Bass fishing is improving with each day, and Lake Mead is a catfishing paradise.
July
It’s getting hot out there, so the best time to go fishing is early in the morning and around dusk. Striped Bass fishing on Lake Mead is very good, and Lake Mohave offers superb Bass and Catfish bite.
August
Go to Truckee River for some unforgettable fly fishing Trout battles, or head to Tahoe for a mix Kokanee and Trout. If you’re in the mood for Bass, then Lake Mohave is your destination.
September
If you’ve never caught a Mackinaw before, this could be your chance to visit Lake Tahoe and land one. There’s plenty of Catfish and Bass in Mohave Lake, and Mead boasts first-class Striper fishing.
October
As the waters are becoming colder on Lake Mohave, more and more Trout come out to play. If you want to go after Bass on Lake Mead, go out in October and make it your last Bass hurrah before winter. 
November
If the weather serves you, you’ll be able to target some trophy Rainbow Trout on the Truckee River. If you find yourself on Lake Mead, hit the water at sunrise, and you’ve got a good chance of landing good Striped Bass.
December
Stay in Las Vegas if you don’t feel like facing the cold on the lakes, there’s plenty of Catfish and Rainbow Trout to target in the urban ponds. While you’re there, why not celebrate the New Year in Vegas? It’s a win-win combo!

Nevada Fishing Calendar

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What anglers said about fishing in Nevada

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How did anglers rate fishing charters in Nevada?

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