Lake Amador Fishing Report

Lake Amador - Ione, CA (Amador County)


by Lake Amador Staff
12-27-2016
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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 the last two weeks! Rapalas and spinners are the lures of choice in the Jackson Creek area. I still have reports of boaters bait fishing the coves and shoreline in Jackson Creek and Mountain Springs areas. We have received a good amount of tagged fish from our derby (7 total from yesterday alone 12/26!), most from in the back of the lake showing that the fish do school together and are on the move. From shore Kastmasters, Micetails, PowerBait, and white Power Eggs are working well. Reports from fisherman are that fish are fairly shallow and close to shore, with most casting out from 5-10ft from shore. Don't forget to check us out on Facebook for more catches and details!



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12-7-2016
With the recent rain we have come up and are currently 12ft from full. Water clarity is still good. There still is no debris floating around water isn't muddy as one would expect, but only a slight tinge. We received another load of 1200lbs last week and are expecting another by the end of this week. There are more reports of Trout being shallow than deeper. Kastmasters, Power Eggs and Power Bait are still the...... Read More

12-4-2016
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 up to 25ft deep this last week. PowerBait is still working the best. Trout are still hitting Power eggs, Rapalas, and...... Read More