Post by Max-Admin on Nov 4, 2013 16:10:20 GMT -8
"Decided to head up to Amador with CalAngler and stay the night on Tuesday and then wake up early and get to fishing on Wednesday morning.
As I saw in some other reports: lots of fish, but can't say the same about the bite.
CalAngler and I had a couple of bites but nothing hooked as we were lure fishing with our other rods at the time. My hit was on orange garlic scented power eggs, and his was on rainbow PB I believe.
Threw every kind of lure I had with no luck. Could even see the fish just swim right by them with no interest. CalAngler even tried getting them to show some interest in a fly, but no luck.
Whole bunch of us on the dam and saw a couple landed, but not as many as I would have thought. Fish were jumping constantly and you could see them swimming back and forth less than ten feet from the dam. Boy do those trout have some size to them though, going to have to make it back up there and hopefully hook some.
Sorry for the lack of pictures. Had my camera up there, but was too worried about trying to not be skunked while the fish continuously went airborne just to rub it in our faces."
Written by Chris McClain
As I saw in some other reports: lots of fish, but can't say the same about the bite.
CalAngler and I had a couple of bites but nothing hooked as we were lure fishing with our other rods at the time. My hit was on orange garlic scented power eggs, and his was on rainbow PB I believe.
Threw every kind of lure I had with no luck. Could even see the fish just swim right by them with no interest. CalAngler even tried getting them to show some interest in a fly, but no luck.
Whole bunch of us on the dam and saw a couple landed, but not as many as I would have thought. Fish were jumping constantly and you could see them swimming back and forth less than ten feet from the dam. Boy do those trout have some size to them though, going to have to make it back up there and hopefully hook some.
Sorry for the lack of pictures. Had my camera up there, but was too worried about trying to not be skunked while the fish continuously went airborne just to rub it in our faces."
Written by Chris McClain