Clear Lake this week 2/7/2017

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Clear Lake this week 2/7/2017

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Clear Lake this week 2/7/2017

Wow, what a past couple days. Lake level is now at 8.69 Rumsey and climbing.
Predictors have it topping off at 9 Rumsey or above by Thursday afternoon, coming with that minor to moderate low level flooding.

Updates on the reduced speed are varying, though Dave at Clear Lake Outdoors has reported the County has modified its previous guidelines, having lifted the 5 mph limit 2500 feet from shore.

This basically translates into idling out away from the launch facility into the middle of the lake, where you can then proceed on plane. You then must shut down once again 2500 feet from shore when you arrive at your destination. I still advise you to proceed with caution as even more debris fields have developed around the lake with the rising waters.

All County ramps remain CLOSED at this time, with State Park, Konocti Vista, and Red Bud remaining OPEN.

Ok, fishing report. Fishing has been good one day and then bad the next with regularity.
Fish have been averaging 2-3 pounds with an occasional 5-7 pounder for most. A-Rigs, LV500s, TN70s, and jigs have all been doing their fair share of damage. Pick your poison as they say!

Once this crazy weather breaks and we have a continued warming trend, with clearing waters, I suspect the bite will improve dramatically for quality fish. I would expect that is still a couple of weeks away though, but only time will tell.

Still spring is not too far away. Hang in, we’ll get there!...;)
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