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Dayle Creek

N shore, Cooper Creek feeder. Feeds into Cooper Creek, which feeds Scotts Creek. Part of the broader Rodman Slough watershed on the north shore.

Current Season Status
Dayle Creek does not have a dedicated USGS streamflow gauge. Conditions are assessed through CDFW and Lake County WPD visual surveys and the lake-wide spawn phase indicator below.
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Dayle Creek

Feeds into Cooper Creek, which feeds Scotts Creek. Part of the broader Rodman Slough watershed on the north shore.

Dayle Creek is part of the Scotts Creek / Rodman Slough watershed, one of several tributaries that drain this part of the watershed.

One of Clear Lake's 27 documented tributaries. Detailed survey history and field photos are available for the priority spawning streams: Kelsey, Adobe, Burns Valley, and Forbes.

Dayle Creek in the field

2 photos documenting survey reaches, barriers, fish observations, and seasonal conditions from Lake County Watershed Protection District community science monitoring.

Dayle Creek at Witter Springs Road — Downstream · 3/9/26
Monitoring site
Dayle Creek at Witter Springs RoadDownstream · 3/9/26
Dayle Creek at Witter Springs Road — Upstream · 4/13/26
Monitoring site
Dayle Creek at Witter Springs RoadUpstream · 4/13/26