Tahoe advice?

The extended family has rented a house in the Keys next week.  The house has a dock, so taking the kayaks more for paddling, but will try to fish at least once.  Never fished tahoe or much freshwater for that matter.  Shark_bait and I are competent ocean paddlers, and thus set up for cold water.  Any advice would be greatly appreciated

Eugene

i know theres some fat mackinaw in there.

Check out near by Fallen Leaf Lake while your there, beautiful spot for a paddle and fish.

The "lagoon" area just to the east of the entrance from the keys marina to the lake holds some nice bass - go early.

For Mack's, get to 200' of water and jig a big piece of hardware like a 4 ounce Diamond Jig.

Good luck - have fun!   

thanks guys.  Never knew the area had warm water fish.  I have always been a sucker for panfish on a bobber and fly.  The mack jigging sound a lot like ling hunting...

Try to get a hold of Tote or Zilla.  They are the tahoe brains!  There are a couple of new guys too, I think Jude and somebody else.

The "lagoon" area just to the east of the entrance from the keys marina to the lake holds some nice bass - go early.

Yeah, there are talks of eradicating them, but until then, enjoy!

Fallen leaf for sure if you want a shit load of lil macks..if u got a down rigger or longliner, troll a big broken back, trophy taker, or a silver quickfish 80-120ft in about 200+ fow for the macks in tahoe! ALso, if you have one, throw out a minnow trap and fill it with dry dog food and catch or own minnows and troll them behind a BIG ass dodger! Thats a guaranteeed hookup there!

They already already started eradicating the macks & bass...bastards. Only four local people showed up to the meeting trying to fight it. Fishworks gave ya some good fishing advice, but beware fallen leaf marina will make u get a 5$ 190 degree pressure wash  to stop mussels,so u have to de-gear, plus a 5$ launch fee.