Jump on board the Professor

We offer sight seeing and fishing charters year round 7 days per week on Lake Tahoe. Our 2019 custom built ACI Montague 33 is Lake Tahoe only high performance coast guard inspect fishing boat. This means the boat meets the highest level of safety standards set by the Coast Guard and has comfortable seating, top of the line electronics and qualified crew. Unlike other outfits, our operators hold a US Coast Guard Captains license, guide licenses and a charter boat license. Each person 16 year old or older must have a fishing license issued by either CA or NV



Imagine, if you will, a day on Lake Tahoe—one of those rare, crystalline mornings where the sun’s beams shatter the air like an early-morning prism, illuminating the lake’s vastness. The water is so clear that you could probably see straight through to the bottom, where submerged trees look like the ghostly remnants of another era. You throw off your towel, step off the boat, and dive into the cool embrace of the lake. Not cold enough to make you gasp, but a refreshing chill that shakes off the oppressive warmth of a summer day, leaving you suspended between history and the present. Swimming here is a visceral experience—one moment you’re afloat, the next moment you’re immersed in a body of water that has seen untold stories.



Lake Tahoe has been a haven for centuries, from Native American tribes who lived in its surrounding forests to the European settlers who arrived in the 19th century. The stories of their lives are like the whispers of the lake’s waves, faded but enduring. In the 20th century, it became a playground for the rich and famous. People like Frank Sinatra, Marlon Brando, and even the notorious Howard Hughes used to lounge by its shores, perhaps somewhere along the very stretch of water you’re floating through. It’s not impossible, given the history, that you might find yourself sharing the lake with modern-day celebrities—actors, musicians, tech moguls—though that’s less the point than the sheer presence of history in the air.



As you tread water, glancing up to the shoreline, the reflections of the towering pines seem to mirror the weight of time. Lake Tahoe isn’t just a place to be, it’s a place that has been. The boats, the clear water, the beauty—it all comes together as part of a much larger, almost sacred continuity. You’re not just swimming in the water, you’re swimming through history. And whether you’re in the company of a superstar or simply floating in solitude, the lake holds its mysteries for you alone, each moment as fleeting and significant as the last.