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How clear?
Haven't dove Tahoe in 30+ years but my guess would be 200ft+. And like Eric, I love them crawdads! And don't forget Donner Lake.... Not as great vis as Tahoe but north shore is easy access loaded with dads!
 
Haven't dove Tahoe in 30+ years but my guess would be 200ft+. And like Eric, I love them crawdads! And don't forget Donner Lake.... Not as great vis as Tahoe but north shore is easy access loaded with dads!

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It was as clear as a swimming pool when i dived the rubicon wall in the fall, about 150ft vis

but it also is as boring as diving in a swimming pool unless if you like starring at wet rocks
 
Welcome to scubaboard!
I love diving Tahoe.
In spring it can be pretty chilly with snow melt runoff, but in summer and late summer I can use a 5 mil.
I love getting crawdads then having a big crawdad boil Louisiana style.
One great thing is I don’t have to rinse my gear.
I like the North Shore at Speedboat Beach and I take my kayak out from there to the Calneva wall right at stateline.
It used to be easy to find an Airbnb to rent, now all the goddam yuppies from SF moved up there during Covid and ruined it.
We are going to be starting crawfish dives this summer! Let me know if you are interested.
 

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