Scotts Creek
N shore, Rodman Slough, largest stream. 30-mile watershed providing ~24% of all Clear Lake inflow. Enters via Rodman Slough. Hendricks, Cooper and feeder creeks join upstream.
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Scotts Creek
30-mile watershed providing ~24% of all Clear Lake inflow. Enters via Rodman Slough. Hendricks, Cooper and feeder creeks join upstream.
Scotts Creek (30 mi, ~24% of lake inflow) rises near Cow Mountain, flows SE through Scotts Valley picking up Middle Creek, then W through Bachelor Valley before turning NE into Rodman Slough.
Scotts 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.
Scotts Creek in the field
4 photos documenting survey reaches, barriers, fish observations, and seasonal conditions from Lake County Watershed Protection District community science monitoring.
