Trout Action Perking Up at Lake Amador with Mixed Bag Limits | The Fish Sniffer

Trout Action Perking Up at Lake Amador with Mixed Bag Limits

Trout Action Perking Up at Lake Amador with Mixed Bag Limits

Tom Mailey of Get The Net Fishing Guide Service reported in with solid results from a recent outing on Lake Amador, hooking four out of six trout including a lightning trout and a cutbow hybrid. “4 for 6 at Amador with a lightning trout and a cut bow mixed in. Wasn’t lights out but getting better for sure,” Mailey noted.

Anglers trolled at speeds of 2.2 to 2.7 mph, using a mix of lures for top notch results. Two fish hit on a chrome Hot Shot at 15 feet over the side, including a big one lost right at the boat. Two more came on a bright red Speedy Shiner top-lined 175 feet back, while the fourth fell for a frog pattern Speedy at about 15 feet over the side. Three of the four trout struck in front of the Rock Creek arm, with the last coming from the main body.

Trout action is clearly on the upswing here. Bundle up and hit the water before the bite heats up even more.

Fishing report by Tom Mailey of Get The Net Fishing Guide Service, in partnership with The Fish Sniffer.

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Tom Mailey

Tom Mailey

Get The Net Fishing Guide Service

Tom Mailey is a Northern California fishing guide with Puget Sound roots and over 30 years chasing salmon and trout across local waters. After launching Get The Net in 2020, he traded his microphone from 32 years on the Pat, Tom and Cody Show for a captain's seat, retiring in May '25 to guide full-time on Folsom, Collins, Lake Amador, and other NorCal lakes. Fully licensed, bonded, insured, and USCG OUPV certified, he specializes in trout and landlocked salmon trips that welcome beginners and veterans alike. Hands-on instruction, prime spots, and a lifetime of stories.

Book a trip with Tom, call 916-521-4641

Volume 44 Issue 10 Out Now!

Volume 44 Issue 10 Out Now!