Active SpawningActive~24% lake inflow
Rodman Slough
North shore, largest inflow. Entry point for the entire Scotts Creek watershed. Scotts Creek (~24% of lake inflow, 30 miles) and Middle Creek enter the lake here.
Creek Conditions
Current Season Status
Rodman Slough 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.
Spawning Phase
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season
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Rodman Slough
Entry point for the entire Scotts Creek watershed. Scotts Creek (~24% of lake inflow, 30 miles) and Middle Creek enter the lake here.
Receives the entire Scotts Creek watershed: Scotts Creek (~24% of lake inflow, 30 miles), Middle Creek, Clover Creek, and Alley Creek.
Rodman Slough is part of the Scotts Creek / Rodman Slough watershed, one of several tributaries that drain this part of the watershed.
Key Data
Scotts Cr. inflow~24% of total
System lengthScotts Creek = 30 miles
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.