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Fishing Report- Week of 05/01/16

With all the warm weather lately the trout are staying cool during the day at about 10-20ft deep, making the morning and evening bites the best when cooler.  Power Bait and Kastmasters seem to be what is working the best at this time for fisherman.  But with the warmer weather the bite is on for...

Fishing Report- Week of 4/24/16

The Trout have finally moved down to deeper depths with reports of fish being caught between 10ft-20ft deep. Lots of Lightning Trout being brought in over the last week up to 6lbs. Bass bite is still strong, and Crappie are on the rise. Power Bait seems to be the best for both shore fisherman and boaters...

Fishing Report- Week of 4/17/16

Its Spring time and we received and planted our first load of awesome Lightning Trout! Trout are still hanging around in the top 10ft of water with Power bait, Power Eggs, and Night Crawlers all working well. Boaters are still fishing Jackson creek with the cold water flow and the coves in the back of the lake.  Don’t forget...

Fishing Report- Week of 4/10/16

All this cooler weather has the possibility of bringing these trout up in the top 5ft of water again. Shore fisherman have been doing well using small Kastmasters, Night Crawlers, Power Bait and Power Eggs. There are still reports of boaters knocking them out in Jackson Creek and bait fishing the coves in the back of...

Fishing Report- Week of 4/3/16

The lake is full and Water clarity is good! Beautiful time to go fishing with all this nice weather. The Crappie bite is back on with reports of them being caught from the big dock and in the Mt. Springs area.  The Trout are within the top 10ft of water and still relatively close to...

2015-16 TROUT STOCKING TOTALS

CURRENT LAKE / STOCKING INFO FOR 2015-16 SEASON ***TROUT STOCKED WEEKLY WHEN AVAILABLE***  Lake level is currently 1ft from full and surface temp is at 63 deg. The launch ramp is all pavement and WIDE open for launching with the whole cove full of water, and has both docks in the water. Lassen Rainbows are being stocked...

Fishing and News Report- Week of 2/21/16

Its a great time to fish here at Amador no matter what you are fishing for.  Another load of 1200lbs of trout were planted this past Friday the 19th.  The trout are still hanging out around 15′ deep.  Night Crawlers, Kastmasters, Spinners, and Powerbait are all working well right now for shore fisherman.  Rapalas still...

Fishing Report- Week of 2/14/16

Warm weather is upon us and the fish are still hanging out a bit deeper at up to 15 feet.  With some rain in the forecast this week it could make a good day of fishing for those who don’t mind getting a little wet.  There is another plant of 1200lbs scheduled for this week.  The water...

Fishing Report- Week of 2/8/16

Good golly Miss Molly, there have been some monsters coming out of here!  Bank and Boat fisherman alike have been killing it right now.  We have had many fish ranging from 5lbs up to a whopping 12lbs!  With all this beautiful sunny weather the fish have gone down slightly deeper with reports of fish being caught up to...

Fishing Report- Week of 2/1/16

FISHING REPORT – WEEK OF 2/1/16 Doesn’t get any better than this at Amador right now.  The fishing has been great and the weather has been beautiful with more good weather to come all week.  We are currently only 6 feet from full.  The handicap ramp will be hooked up to the big fishing dock later this week.  We...

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