moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical condition to handle gondola rides, short hikes, and standing while fishing.
Discover fly fishing at East Peak Lake with expert guides at Heavenly Mountain Resort. Enjoy scenic gondola rides and secluded waters perfect for catching rainbow trout.
Experience the tranquility and thrill of fly fishing at East Peak Lake, located within the scenic Heavenly Mountain Resort area near Kingsbury, Nevada. Your adventure begins with a memorable gondola ride offering breathtaking views of the surrounding Sierra Nevada mountains, followed by an off-road journey that leads to the serene, secluded waters of East Peak Lake. This private guided experience by Tahoe Fly Fishing Outfitters is perfect for anglers of all skill levels, with expert instructors providing personalized fly fishing techniques and tips. The lake is well-known for its sizable rainbow trout, making it a rewarding destination for anglers aiming to land some impressive catches. Limited to just five guests, this intimate outing ensures plenty of one-on-one attention and a peaceful escape in nature. Along the way, anglers can enjoy unmatched scenic beauty combined with the peaceful sounds of nature, making this an ideal day trip for those seeking both adventure and relaxation. Whether you're a beginner wanting to learn fly fishing basics or a seasoned angler looking to improve your skills in a stunning alpine setting, this guided trip offers a unique blend of education, fun, and memorable moments.
Protect yourself from sun exposure and insects during your lakeside fishing adventure.
Mountain temperatures can change quickly; dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout the day.
Polarized lenses reduce glare on the water, helping you spot fish and protect your eyes.
Fishing is often best during early morning hours when fish are most active.
East Peak Lake sits within lands traditional to the Washoe people and has been a fishing site for generations.
Tahoe Fly Fishing Outfitters promotes catch-and-release practices to protect fish populations and maintain the lake’s ecosystem.
Keep dry and comfortable while standing in or near the water during fishing.
spring specific
Provides sun protection for long hours outdoors.
summer specific
Adjusts to changing mountain temperatures throughout the day.
Rod, reel, and flies tailored to trout fishing ensure the best chances of success.