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.

[King Saba]

Originally Posted by alanw

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.

lol you can boil away herpes and anal leakage. Can't do the same with oil.

[Harry Hill]

Originally Posted by King Saba

lol you can boil away herpes and anal leakage. Can't do the same with oil.

they don't boil the water to treat it, they filter it and chlorinate it, filtration removes the oil, chlorine kills the germs.

DVL requires only modern engines on boats to lower the risk of fuel and oil leakage. The no human contact rule is ridiculous because the water has body contact all the way along the line until it hits the lake. It is MWD's requirement because they don't want anyone to be able to use the lake but they have to because the tax payers have paid for the water and the lake. If they had their way though it would be like Lake Mathews where only VIP's can use the lake.

[octico]

I have a Wilderness Systems Commander that I use at Skinner all the time. Its a very nice kayak.