easy
3–6 hours
No special fitness required; basic mobility to board and move around the skiff is sufficient.
Explore Lake Mead aboard a fast, stable 17' Mako Fish Skiff from Callville Bay Marina. Perfect for anglers seeking an exciting and private fishing experience near Overton.
4 Passengers • Daily Rentals • Great for fishing!
Experience the thrill of fishing aboard a high-performance boat featuring an advanced inverted V-hull design and a powerful 60hp outboard motor. With a capacity for four and a cruising speed of up to 30 mph, this versatile vessel is perfect for all fishing adventures, ensuring an unforgettable day on the water.
Advanced inverted V-hull design with a 60hp Four Stroke 28-30 mph outboard motor providing the ultimate performance, plus nimble handling and turning. It’s ideal for all types of fishing, and it's nearly ¾-ton capacity makes it one of the hardest working boats in it's class.
Seating Capacity: 4 Weight Capacity: 800 Cruising Speed: 28-30 mph – depending on passenger count, weight, and weather conditions Engine: Mercury OB Specifications: Length 17'.2 / Beam 6'11" / Draft 8" Fuel Capacity: Duel 9 gal tanks
Callville Bay Marina offers rental gear, but bringing your favorite rods and tackle ensures comfort and familiarity.
Safety regulations require all passengers to wear life jackets while on the skiff to ensure a safe trip on open water.
The sun over Lake Mead can be intense; bring and frequently apply broad-spectrum sunscreen to avoid sunburn.
Mornings offer calmer waters and better fishing conditions, so plan your arrival ahead of time for a smooth start.
Callville Bay was originally developed as a recreational marina for Lake Mead, reflecting the area's long-standing connection to boating and fishing.
Efforts at Lake Mead focus on maintaining water quality and fish populations through regulated fishing and habitat protection programs.
Reduces glare from the water surface, helping you spot fish and protect your eyes.
summer specific
Provides better grip and protection when handling fish and gear in cooler weather.
fall specific
Keeps you warm during cool morning breezes without restricting movement.
spring specific
Staying hydrated is critical, especially when spending hours on the water in the sun.