Boating the 1644ft deep- Lake Tahoe. + Bear tries to steal cookies.

[@fredfred4083]

Excellent video 😊 thanks again

[@tahoemountainlife]

My pleasure!

[@danielwilliams2994]

Gorgeous! Dream day to say the least

[@tahoemountainlife]

We feel very fortunate

[@elizabethbeseler]

Being out on the lake in a boat opened up so much fun exploring! You guys went all over! This is on my bucket list. So fun! Looks like a beautiful day with the family. All you hear is laughter in the background. I love it.

[@tahoemountainlife]

Libby! I hope you guys are doing well.

[@bt.c.1829]

Thanks for such a beautiful excursion. The underwater camera work is fun!!

[@tahoemountainlife]

Thanks mate!

[@scrane4575]

Absolutely gorgeous! Always wondered what Fannette island looked like! Underwater is stunning!

[@tahoemountainlife]

Glad we bring you along!

[@bigdog5217]

The cookie monster strikes again....

[@tahoemountainlife]

No kidding!

[@badventures3895]

Cruising to Fannette and climbing to the Tea House is our E-Bay Boat Camp finale. Oh, and finally broke down and paid for the Vikingsholm tour so the kids could enjoy. Pricey, but worth doing it once. We probably won’t get out on the water again before winterizing, but one full week on the lake is worth it as well. 💚💙

[@tahoemountainlife]

That boat camp is awesome. Definitely worth it for the week. We would love a boat. Maybe one day!

[@alenatsy6092]

Я завидую

[@justinhope5397]

🥰🥰thank you for showing Lake Tahoe, my favorite place to go.❤️🥰

[@tahoemountainlife]

Our pleasure!

[@janetglover999]

Was this cool stone fort actually a cottage that someone lived in once?

[@tahoemountainlife]

My understanding is that it was the tea house for the lady who owned vikingsholm.

[@JenniferSeyfried]

Fantastic and entertaining! Awesome production.

[@tahoemountainlife]

thanks mate!

[@samsonian9468]

Beautiful! What temperature is the water?

[@zachlafond2652]

There are buoys out on the lake... in the middle they are showing a water temp of 67F. Probably warmer in the bays/shallow parts.

[@samsonian9468]

@@zachlafond2652 Refreshing water temperature on a hot day! Thanks!

[@tahoemountainlife]

Thanks for responding!

[@mitchellbarnow1709]

In the 1970’s when I started going to Yosemite Valley the bear population was pretty large. I remember a bear taking food from right next to hikers enjoying their lunches at the top of Vernal Falls.

[@tahoemountainlife]

Wow thats crazy!

[@SuziPoozi]

FIL has some coconuts! LOL Does that bear have the tag on its ear because its been in trouble before?

[@edbouf]

Not sure. Sometimes they are just tagged for population studies and sometimes they are tagged for concerns over an undesired learned behavior

[@SuziPoozi]

@@edbouf I was wondering about the behavior part, it was pretty brazen about just walking up and taking a bag like that. I'm guessing that it has done it before more than once and might have the tag for that reason. Are you able to see a number on the tag to call it in? Fuzzy Butt may need a new location.

[@edbouf]

Suzi , I agree that this young bear’s behavior demonstrated that this was not an unusual occurrence. You don’t see many bears with natural diets cruising a busy street midday. I’m glad that the incident concluded by preventing it from getting another food reward.

[@SuziPoozi]

@@edbouf that bear was flat-out grocery shopping. LOL. Hopefully he doesn't get himself into too much trouble and have to get euthanized. I'm hoping they would just relocate it

[@mitchellbarnow1709]

We were back packing to Little Yosemite Valley and my friend brought aerosol deodorant. We were enjoying our lunch and a bear grass bit through the aerosol can!

[@tahoemountainlife]

probably didn't enjoy that as much!

[@1d1ane]

Bear necessities

[@tahoemountainlife]

nice one