Can you eat the fish in Clearlake? What fish are there?

[@Charliiie415]

I spent every weekend and most of my summers as a child in Clearlake. I often swam in the lake and ate fish every time I was up there. I don't have any health problems now.

[@madpup1962]

In the 70's we used to camp & fish outside of lucerne , I remember at times the algae would be so bad it'd kill the fish.

[@kerryhourigan485]

I swam in Clear Lake right off the dock in Riviera today.. Think lake cures wrinkles! Whaaat? Skin feels amazing. Lake is so nutrient rich.. Shore sketchy.. Off the dock. Perfect like bathwater. We have even been swimming at night, All summer!

[@danpozzi3307]

This is even more interesting. Thanks for taking the time to inform us

[@CheyenneBlue]

You bet!

[@stephenhamill7615]

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[@kevinengle2306]

Once upon a time, Clearlake was commercially fished. In the late 1880's the lake was stocked with a half million Mackinaw Lake Trout. Anybody ever catch one these days?

[@Veganweedwizard]

I caught one in Montana

[@kevinengle2306]

I gotta correct the date of stocking the lake with trout. It was 1921. It was the 1880' s when the lake began to be fish commercially. They should do it again for just carp. Too many in the lake thanks to Captain Floyd and his fish pond. It was a huge pond with a fountain that could shoot fifty feet into the air. Well, the pond was filled with exotic fish koi and carp etc. They escaped during a flood sometime prior to 1900. Don't recall the exact date.

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[@kerryhourigan485]

I have dove down to the bottom and grabbed pumice stone. Now I want to scuba it too

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[@800auseon]

I think you have some incorrect informationno prickly fish nor steelhead or rainbow trout whays ypur.spurse im.an avid fisherman and after 10 years we've never seen heard or caught any trout

[@bryanmaxwell7332]

I suffered greatly in the late 70’s and 80’s in Clearlake…” The Highlands”…I swam in the lake all the time. Ate the carp to prevent starvation. Useless welfare parents. Graduated in Lake County in 1985…56 years old today….followed in my parents foot steps…uselessness

[@abrahamrojas5847]

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[@CrazyGuysDoubleTapGaming]

yah dont eat the fish. the fish out of clearlake are not that tasty...