Lagunitas Creek

Daara · Senior Member

Lagunitas Creek

shon42073 · Senior Member

check the dfg regs. most creeks and streams are closed until april.

Fishmom · Member

is closed all year, also any tributaries.

You can access the freshwater regs at

http://www.fgc.ca.gov/2006/06freshfishregbookbw.pdf

You will find Lagunitas Creek on page 38.

Daara · Senior Member

I found some contradicing info in the dfg freshwater regs. It says all Kent lake(marin) tribs. are open to fishing from the last sat. in april to nov. 15th, but it also says lagunitas creek closed to fishin all year. Isn't the creek that runs from alpine dam to kent lake a part of lagunitas creek, and also a kent lake trib.?

lightfoot · Senior Member

I give up

-- Edited by lightfoot at 21:11, 2007-01-07

Daara · Senior Member

no Lagunitas Creek flows out of alpine lake to kent lake

Daara · Senior Member

LOOK AT THIS WEB SITE http://www.museumca.org/creeks/1780-RescLagunitas.html. ONCE THERE LOOK AT ALPINE LAKE, THERE IS A CREEK THAT FLOWS OUT OF IT. THAT IS LAGUNITAS CREEK WHICH IS ALSO A TRIBUTARY TO KENT LAKE

lightfoot · Senior Member

I gave up

-- Edited by lightfoot at 21:11, 2007-01-07

Daara · Senior Member

yes sir i'm aware that its closed now. i was talking about when it's open.

-- Edited by Daara at 19:43, 2007-01-07

Brundoggy · Veteran Member

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Otter · Senior Member

My interpretation of the regs is that Lagunitas Creek is closed to fishing all year. I live in Fairfax and have seen people fly fishing below the Alpine dam. It is fairly hard to argue with the game wardens saying that Lagunitas Creek above Kent Lake is a tributary to Kent Lake when the regs say that Lagunitas Creek is closed to fishing all year. I would check with Fish and Game before fishing this area in April. I do believe the regulation on Lagunitas Creek is meant to protect the salmon and steelhead below the Kent Lake dam.

shon42073 · Senior Member

this is getting pretty funny...

daara it sounds like your looking for some spots to fish so try this website its a list of some really good spots and some info on em, Hopefully someday i can say i've tried em all

-- Edited by thecaptain at 07:11, 2007-01-08 http://www.dfg.ca.gov/fishing/html/WildAndHeritageTrout/waters/WildHeritageTrou****ers_0.htm

-- Edited by thecaptain at 07:13, 2007-01-08

Daara · Senior Member

got that right. the link doesn't work

-- Edited by Daara at 16:54, 2007-01-08

keith bigelow · Webmaster

-- Edited by kbigelow at 17:41, 2007-01-08

shon42073 · Senior Member

hmmmm not sure why the link doesnt work but check out the site this way, theres enough spots listed to keep anyone busy for a very long time, just gotta be willing to do some driving in most cases. goto www.dfg.ca.gov , then click on fishing-freshwater, then click on heritage and wild trout info, then click on wild and heritage trout waters, then take your pick of the areas listed, northern waters, southern waters, east slope waters, west slope waters, or coastal streams

Daara · Senior Member

thanks i got through. what weight/length rod do u recommend in the lagoon off u.s. 101?