Any Carson City ot Tahoe Fishermen Here?

Its been a long time, but I was thinking of taking a trip up to Tahoe with
the family for a few days. I know Tahoe has some of the most restrictive
outboard regulations in the west. Would my 2 star Optimax be allowed on
Tahoe? Yeah, I know Tahoe can get a little rough for a bass boat, but I
figured to go for some early morning trolling for (shhhhh) for trout if I
took the cat.

Last time we were up there we took a 22' Bayliner Trophy walk around cuddy,
but I'm certian its engines will no longer will be allowed on that lake.
(basically a light offshore rig)

(Official bass content) Since the lake is known for its trout fishing I
figured I might have a chance at some relatively unmolested other species in
the feeders. I'm thinking late summer (Aug/Sept) as that water never really
warms up.


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Bob La Londe - Webmaster
www.YumaBassMan.com

Tornament Director
www.YumaProAm.com



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Any Carson City ot Tahoe Fishermen Here?

Group: rec.outdoors.fishing.bass Date: Mon, May 8, 2006, 6:42am (CDT-2)
From: (Bob*La*Londe)
Its been a long time, but I was thinking of taking a trip up to Tahoe
with the family for a few days. I know Tahoe has some of the most
restrictive outboard regulations in the west. Would my 2 star Optimax be
allowed on Tahoe? Yeah, I know Tahoe can get a little rough for a bass
boat, but I figured to go for some early morning trolling for (shhhhh)
for trout if I took the cat.
Last time we were up there we took a 22' Bayliner Trophy walk around
cuddy, but I'm certian its engines will no longer will be allowed on
that lake. (basically a light offshore rig)
(Official bass content) Since the lake is known for its trout fishing I
figured I might have a chance at some relatively unmolested other
species in the feeders. I'm thinking late summer (Aug/Sept) as that
water never really warms up.
--
Bob La Londe - Webmaster
www.YumaBassMan.com
Tornament Director
www.YumaProAm.com
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Bob, it's been a while since I fished up that way. Don't really know
about the motor size thing, but I was out in some pretty good sized
boats on Tahoe. As I remember it, we fished really deep...200' or so.
But I mostly fished the smaller lakes, and the Truckee. Enjoy the
trip...a different experience from the "river" .

By the way...congrats on your win, just read about it!

John

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Any Carson City ot Tahoe Fishermen Here?

Group: rec.outdoors.fishing.bass Date: Mon, May 8, 2006, 6:42am (CDT-2)
From: (Bob La Londe)
Its been a long time, but I was thinking of taking a trip up to Tahoe
with the family for a few days. I know Tahoe has some of the most
restrictive outboard regulations in the west. Would my 2 star Optimax be
allowed on Tahoe? Yeah, I know Tahoe can get a little rough for a bass
boat, but I figured to go for some early morning trolling for (shhhhh)
for trout if I took the cat.
Last time we were up there we took a 22' Bayliner Trophy walk around
cuddy, but I'm certian its engines will no longer will be allowed on
that lake. (basically a light offshore rig)
(Official bass content) Since the lake is known for its trout fishing I
figured I might have a chance at some relatively unmolested other
species in the feeders. I'm thinking late summer (Aug/Sept) as that
water never really warms up.
--
Bob La Londe - Webmaster
www.YumaBassMan.com
Tornament Director
www.YumaProAm.com
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Bob, it's been a while since I fished up that way. Don't really know
about the motor size thing, but I was out in some pretty good sized
boats on Tahoe. As I remember it, we fished really deep...200' or so.
But I mostly fished the smaller lakes, and the Truckee. Enjoy the
trip...a different experience from the "river" .

By the way...congrats on your win, just read about it!

John

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Thanks John. Actually I don'
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Bob La Londe
www.YumaBassMan.comt think there is a motor size issue, but rather an
emmissions rating issue.

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Any Carson City ot Tahoe Fishermen Here?

Group: rec.outdoors.fishing.bass Date: Mon, May 8, 2006, 6:42am (CDT-2)
From: (Bob La Londe)
Its been a long time, but I was thinking of taking a trip up to Tahoe
with the family for a few days. I know Tahoe has some of the most
restrictive outboard regulations in the west. Would my 2 star Optimax be
allowed on Tahoe? Yeah, I know Tahoe can get a little rough for a bass
boat, but I figured to go for some early morning trolling for (shhhhh)
for trout if I took the cat.
Last time we were up there we took a 22' Bayliner Trophy walk around
cuddy, but I'm certian its engines will no longer will be allowed on
that lake. (basically a light offshore rig)
(Official bass content) Since the lake is known for its trout fishing I
figured I might have a chance at some relatively unmolested other
species in the feeders. I'm thinking late summer (Aug/Sept) as that
water never really warms up.
--
Bob La Londe - Webmaster
www.YumaBassMan.com
Tornament Director
www.YumaProAm.com
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Bob, it's been a while since I fished up that way. Don't really know
about the motor size thing, but I was out in some pretty good sized
boats on Tahoe. As I remember it, we fished really deep...200' or so.
But I mostly fished the smaller lakes, and the Truckee. Enjoy the
trip...a different experience from the "river" .

By the way...congrats on your win, just read about it!

John

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Thanks John. Actually I don't hink there is a motor size issue, but rather
an emmissions rating issue.


--
Bob La Londe
www.YumaBassMan.com

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Any Carson City ot Tahoe Fishermen Here?

Group: rec.outdoors.fishing.bass Date: Mon, May 8, 2006, 6:42am (CDT-2)
From: (Bob La Londe)
Its been a long time, but I was thinking of taking a trip up to Tahoe
with the family for a few days. I know Tahoe has some of the most
restrictive outboard regulations in the west. Would my 2 star Optimax be
allowed on Tahoe? Yeah, I know Tahoe can get a little rough for a bass
boat, but I figured to go for some early morning trolling for (shhhhh)
for trout if I took the cat.
Last time we were up there we took a 22' Bayliner Trophy walk around
cuddy, but I'm certian its engines will no longer will be allowed on
that lake. (basically a light offshore rig)
(Official bass content) Since the lake is known for its trout fishing I
figured I might have a chance at some relatively unmolested other
species in the feeders. I'm thinking late summer (Aug/Sept) as that
water never really warms up.
--
Bob La Londe - Webmaster
www.YumaBassMan.com
Tornament Director
www.YumaProAm.com
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Bob, it's been a while since I fished up that way. Don't really know
about the motor size thing, but I was out in some pretty good sized
boats on Tahoe. As I remember it, we fished really deep...200' or so.
But I mostly fished the smaller lakes, and the Truckee. Enjoy the
trip...a different experience from the "river" .

By the way...congrats on your win, just read about it!

John

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Thanks John. Actually I don't hink there is a motor size issue, but
rather
an emmissions rating issue.


--
Bob La Londe
www.YumaBassMan.com

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There are emissions requirements. I think the 2 stars are compliant.
http://www.trpa.org/
is the tahoe planning agency.

If you take the boat on Tahoe, plan for morning trips. Can get very windy
and nasty in the afternoon. You can launch at public ramps at South Shore,
and Tahoe city and a couple of other places. Couple of marinas have pay
launch. Meeks Bay is a nice one, and has camping also. Is probably the
closest to Emerald Bay. If you do, tie up to the island and do a hike.
August, should be lots of Kokanee off the South end near Taylor Creek.