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Fishing Report- Week of 12/26/16

We are now only 6 feet from full and the current water temperature is 55 degrees. The handicap ramp is hooked up to the big dock and functional. We have stocked every week this month with our last plant on the 22nd of 1200lbs and another load expected this week. Trolling has definitely picked up in...

Fishing Report- Week of 12/4/16

We stocked 1850lbs of Trout this last week on the 1st, making a total of 8550lbs stocked so far this season.  Thus far it sounds like we will be getting a load of Trout every week of December.  Most fisherman have been stating that Trout are shallow, but we have had reports of people catching them...

Fishing Report- Week of 11/28/16

Our stocking program this season is well on its way, we stocked 1,200lbs last week with another 1,200lbs coming later this week.  We are currently 16ft from full and water clarity isn’t that bad for the amount of rain we have gotten, still no debris floating yet.  Bass are still shallow with crawlers, jigs, and...

Fishing Report- Week of 11/6/16

Right now Bass and Trout fishing are great.  Bass are shallow and hungry, fisherman are even catching them on Trout lures.  Trout are still shallow and close to shore.  Worms seem to be working best.  Watching shore fisherman, they can be seen successfully using power bait and Kastmasters as well.  We have a 1,200 lb. load of...

Fishing Report- Week of 11/1/16

We are currently 18ft from full.  We have gotten a fair amount of rain lately so the water is slightly murky but not bad and no debris in the water either.  We stocked 3,100lbs on Friday the 28th and fishing has been great so far.  Trout are shallow and hugging the shoreline.  Shore anglers have...

Fishing Report- Week of 10/24/16

Well its finally here again folks, Trout season!  We are starting off the season with a load of over 3,000lbs at the end of this week.  We are currently 20ft from full with more weather in the forecast.  Bass and Catfishing is still going strong.  Bass are still on the surface, and people seem to...

Stocking will start at the end of the month

We will start stocking Trout again at the end of the month. We will add to the website and post on Facebook when we know which week it will be. So stay posted!

Fishing Report- Week of 8/22/16

Our annual Moonlighter was a success with a total 16 teams. Steven Bottiller and Dennis Torres took 1st place, with John Mayes and Russ Graves in 2nd, and George and Jordan Padilla in 3rd. Big fish weighed 7.6lbs. Night fishing is still great for Bass and Catfish. Though there have been some smaller catfish in the 3lb...

Fishing Report- Week of 8/15/16

We are currently 10ft from full and still doing good on water this year. Bass and Catfishing at night has really picked up here at Amador. We have gotten reports of some big bites from Catfish in the Jackson creek area. Many Boaters are fishing the rocky points toward the back of the lake for...

Fishing Report- Week of 8/8/16

Our Catfish Derby had a great turn out this past week with the winner Joe Faria having big fish weighing 20.12lbs! Paul Saar took second place with largest stringer with 8 fish weighing  18.5lbs, and third place went to Roger Shannon with his stringer of 2 weighing 10.6lbs. A lot of the Catfish caught in the derby were brought in from...

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