Diamond valley lake with a pro angler?

[monstahfish]

I've heard mixed stories of PAs being ok and not being allowed on. Anyone actually been there and done it?

[sharjak]

No SOT kayaks...

http://www.dvlake.com/boats01.html

[monstahfish]

Originally Posted by sharjak

No SOT kayaks...

http://www.dvlake.com/boats01.html

Yes I am aware of that but I have heard some say that pro anglers are an exception.

[King Saba]

try calling the lake. I'm sure they'll tell you the same thing as the response above. I've read a couple posts in the past asking the same thing. The only non-motorized vessels allowed are canoes and sit-in kayaks.

[Hunters Pa]

Originally Posted by King Saba

try calling the lake. I'm sure they'll tell you the same thing as the response above. I've read a couple posts in the past asking the same thing. The only non-motorized vessels allowed are canoes and sit-in kayaks.

Wonder if plugging the scuppers would mitigate concerns.

Funny, they are afraid of body contact when the boats are spilling oil & fuel, and people are peeing into the lake.

[Mahigeer]

Originally Posted by Hunters Pa

Wonder if plugging the scuppers would mitigate concerns.

Funny, they are afraid of body contact when the boats are spilling oil & fuel, and people are peeing into the lake.

What about the access hole for the mirage drive?

I am sure if they catch you peeing in the lake, there will be a fine.

[alanw]

Originally Posted by Hunters Pa

Wonder if plugging the scuppers would mitigate concerns.

Funny, they are afraid of body contact when the boats are spilling oil & fuel, and people are peeing into the lake.

I'm sure peeing in the lake isn't permitted and oil & fuel can be filtered or cleaned up, unlike human viruses and other biohazards you wouldn't want to drink. I'd take a glass of water with a little oil over a glass with a little anal leakage and herpes any day.