State of California Office of Administrative Law

In re: NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF REGULATORY Department of Fish and Game ACTION

Regulatory Action: Government Code Section 11349.3

Title 14, California Code of Regulations OAL File No. 2012-0316-06 S Adopt sections: Amend sections: 228, 228.5 Repeal sections:

The Department of Fish and Game proposed this action to amend its suction dredge mining program, set forth in title 14, California Code of Regulations, sections 228 and 228.5.

OAL approves this regulatory action pursuant to section 11349.3 of the Government Code. This regulatory action becomes effective on 4/27/2012.

Date: 4/27/2012 ß~)¿.~ Richard L. Smith Staff Counsel

For: DEBRA M. CORNEZ Director

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L TITLE 14. NATURA RESOURCES Division 1. Fish and Game Commission-Department of Fish and Game Subdivision 1. Fish, Amphibians and Reptiles Chapter 8. Miscellaneous Section 228 and 228.5. Suction Dredging.

§ 228. Suction Dredging.

The Department has adopted this Section and Section 228.5 pursuant to Fish and Game Code Section '5653.9, and to make specific and otherwise implement Fish and Game Code Section 5653, specifically. Pursuant to that authority, the Department finds that suction dredging subj ect to and consistent with the requirements of Sections 228 and 228.5 will not be deleterious to fish.

For purposes of these regulations, suction dredging (also called vacuum dredging) is defined as the use of a suction system to remove and return material at the bottom of a stream, river, or lake for the extraction of minerals. Suction dredges may only be used pursuant to the following provisions: (a) Definitions.

(i) Suction dredging. For purposes of Section 228 and 228.5, the use of vacuum or suction dredge equipment (i.e. suction is defined as the use of a motorized suction system to vacuum material from the bottom of a river, stream or lake and to return all or some portion of that material to the same river, stream or lake for the extraction of minerals. A person is suction dredging as

Conserving CaÛfornia)s Wiûf(if Since 1870 defined when all of the following components are operating ther: (A) A hose which vacuums sediment from a river, stream or lake and (B) A motorized pump; and C A sluice box. 2 Motorized. For ses of these "motorized" means a mechanical device powered by electrici or an internal combustion

+a lQ Permi t requirement. Every person who operates the intake nozzle of any suction dredge shall have a suction dredge permit in his/her immediate possession. Any amended permit shall also be in his/her immediate possession. Suction dredge permits shall be valid from the first day of the year for one calendar year or if issued after the first day of the year, for the remainder of tha t year. The department Department will charge a fee for each suction dredge permit pursuant to Section 5653~ subdivision(c), of the Fish and Game Code. Permits may be obtained at any Department license sales office. Regional office or at the License and Revenue Branch office.

Any person with a qualifying disability under the Americans with Disabili ties Act, who presents a Disabled Person DMV registration or other State, or Federal approved documentation of disability, and who requires assistance in operating a suction dredge may also apply for an assistant suction dredge permit. Any assistant suction dredge permit issued by the department Department to such disabled person shall be in the disabled applicant i s name and shall be issued at no charge. The disabled permittee must be present at the dredge site while the

2 assistant is operating the suction dredge. The assistant shall have the assistant suction dredge permit in his/her immediate possession while assisting the disabled permittee in suction dredging acti vi ties. Any assistant may be prosecuted for a violation of the laws or regulations pertaining to suction dredging. The disabled permittee may be prosecuted for a violation of the laws or regulations pertaining to suction dredging committed by his/her assistant.

(b) Special Suction Dredge Permits. (1) Submission of Written Plan. Any person may apply for a special suction dredge permit to operate a suction dredge with a nozzle larger than prescribed in subsections 228(e) (1), 228.5(c) or 228.5(d) by submitting a written plan detailing the proposed operation. I f the department determines that no deleterious effect to fish may occur, the special permit shall be issued Hith conditions prescribed by the department to protect fish resources. A special permit will be issued or denied within 30 days upon receipt of a complete "critten plan detailing the proposed operation unless the time is intended by mutual agreement. If the special permit is denied, the justification for denial will be provided. (2) Appeal of Denial. The denial of a special suction dredge permit may be appealed in "criting to the director or his/her designee (hereinafter referred to as director). If the director determines that no deleterious impacts to fish may occur, the director shall authorize the issuance of the permit. The director shall respond to an appeal within 45 days from receipt of notice of request to appeal.

3 ( c) Permit application. Suction dredge permit applications shall be made available at any Department license sales office using the Department's Automated License Data system. No suction dredge permit shall be issued by the Department unless an application has been completed by the permit applicant. A completed application shall contain all of the following information:

(1) Identification and contact information for the permit applicant based on any of the following:

(A) Any license document or identification number previously issued via the Department's Automated License Data System, (B) A valid driver i s license or identification card issued to him or her by the Department of Motor Vehicles or by the entity issuing driver i s licenses from the licensee i s state of domicile, (C) U.S. Birth Certificate, (D) U. S. Certificate or Report of Birth Abroad, (E) Immigration and Naturalization Service American Indian Card, (F) Birth Certificate or passport issued from a US Territory, (G) U.S. Passport, (H) U. S. Military Identification Cards (Active or reserve duty, dependent, retired member, discharged from service, medical/religious personnel), or (I) Certificate of Naturalization or Citizenship.

4 (d) Permit Amendment. Applicants may amend suction dredge rtment license sales office at no additional an amendment form rtment number and modifications or additions to the information speci fied in the original application.

(e) Permits Requiring an On-s i te Inspection. Where an on-site inspect ion is required, a permit, or amended permit, is not valid until the permittee has contacted the appropriate Department Regional Office to arrange an inspection, the has been ted and the rtment has rovided wri tten approval of the proposed suction dredging.

f Permits Re Notification Pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code. Where a notification is red pursuant to these regulations, a permit, or amended permit, is lid until the rmittee has in their ssession documentation of iance with Fish and Game Code ction 1602 , subdivision (a), for the proposed suction dredging, of their notification to the response to the notification by the Department pursuant to Fish Section 1602 subdivision and a Lake or Streambed Alteration ement if re

The Department shall issue a maximum of on a first-come first-served basis.

(h) Suction Dredge Reporting. Each permittee shall possess, maintain and submit to the Department a completed annual Report for each ar that a suction rmi t is held. The rt Card shall be received rtment no later than

5 the following January 15. The Department shall furnish the time submit the Card as re resul t in revocation s sion or non-issuance of nt suction rmit issued to the rtment. The on the Report Card:

1 The location of each site where the rmi ttee rated the nozzle of a suction . Pertinent information includes river, stream or lake name, county, nearest town or city, latitude and longitude or topographic map name with township, range, section and quarter section; (2) The dates of operation for suction dredging at each location (3) The beginning and end times for operation each day, and (4) The noz zle si ze and horsepower for each suction dredge operated at each location.

The rmi ttee shall have the rt Card in his ssession when suction rt Card shall be to date with red information suction includi information regarding prior and current suction dredging acti vi t and the rmi ttee shall rovide the rt Card to sentative for i st.

+e li Permi t Revocation or Suspension. Any suction dredge permi t, or amended assistant suction dredge permit, or speeial suetion dredge permit may be revoked or suspended by the regional manager assistant chief of enforcement or his/her designee (hereinafter referred to as regional manager) for any violation of the laws or regulations pertaining to suction

6 dredging. The regional manager assistant chief of enforcement may, in his/her discretion, revoke or suspend the permit or amended permit or permit rene',val or permanently revoke the renewal of a permit based on past citations or convictions of such laws or regulations. Once a permit or amended permit has been revoked, no new suction dredge permit may be obtained by that person in the current year or for the calendar year subsequent to the revocation. An assistant chief of enforcement's regional manager' 3 decision to revoke or suspend a permit or amended permit or permit renewal may be appealed to the director. Any revocation or suspension of a permit or amended permit or permit rene,val shall be in accordance with the following provisions:

(1) Hearing When Permittee Convicted of Violation. In the case where the permittee has already been convicted of a violation of Section 5653 or 5653.3 of the Fish and Game Code or any regulation pertaining thereto permitted by said code, the regional manager assistant chief of enforcement shall schedule a hearing to consider the revocation or suspension of his /her permit or permit renewal: (A) Notification. The regional manager assistant chief of enforcement shall notify the permittee, by certified letter, of the intent to consider the revocation or suspension of his/her permit or amended rmit or permit renewal at the hearing. The certified letter shall include the following information: 1. Name of permittee and last known address. 2. Date, time and place of scheduled hearing, 3. Reason for impending action, including a statement as to date and fact of conviction (s)

7 4. A copy of Section 228, Title 14, California Code of Regulations. 5. A statement that the permittee has the right to appear and to be represented by legal counsel. (B) Recording. The proceedings of the hearing shall be recorded by an electronic ~ recording system. (C) Reading of Documents. At the hearing, the regional manager assistant chief of enforcement shall read the conviction documents. The department Department shall provide the regional manager assistant chief of enforcement with the background information regarding the violation (s) and conviction (s) and shall submit into the record a copy of the document (s) which include (s) the facts of the conviction (s) of a violation of the regulation (s) or statute. (D) Statement by Permittee. The permittee shall make his/her statement regarding the violation (s) and conviction (s), and may argue that extenuating circumstances were such as to not warrant the loss of his /her permit or amended permit. or permit renewal.

(E) Questioning. The permittee or the department Department personnel may be questioned by the regional manager assistant chief of enforcement.

(F) Findings. At the conclusion of the hearing, the regional manager assistant chief of enforcement shall make a decision which contains findings or reasons for the proposed action.

(G) Notification by Certified Mail. After the hearing, the regional manager assistant chief of enforcement shall provide the permittee, by certified mail, a copy of the final decision.

8 (H) Appeal. The permittee may request an appeal in wri ting to the director wi thin 30 days of the date of receipt of the regional manager' 3 assistant chief of enforcement's decision. The director shall respond to an appeal in writing wi thin 45 days from receipt of notice of request to appeal. (I) Judicial Review. The permittee may request judicial review by filing a petition for writ of mandate in accordance with provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure within 30 days from the date of the decision. The record of the proceedings shall be prepared by the department Department and delivered to the petitioner within 30 days after receipt of petitioner's request and upon payment of the fee specified in Section 69950 of the Government Code.

(2) Hearing When Permittee Cited but Not Convicted. In the case where the permittee has not been convicted of a violation of Section 5653 of the Fish and Game Code or any regulation pertaining to suction dredging permitted by said code, but has been cited by the department rtment the regional manager assistant chief of enforcement shall schedule a hearing to consider the revocation or suspension of his /her permit or amended permit. or permit renewal:

(A) Notification. The regional manager assistant chief of enforcement shall notify the permittee, by certified letter, of the regional manager' 3 intent to consider the revocation or suspension of his/her permit or amended rmit or permit renewal at the

9 hearing. The certified letter shall include the following information: 1. Name of permittee and last known address. 2. Date, time and place of scheduled hearing. 3. Reason for impending regional manager' 3 assistant chief of enforcement's action, including a concise statement of the acts or nonactions of the permittee which constitutes a violation of Section 5653 or 5653.3, of the Fish and Game Code or regulations made pursuant thereto. 4. A copy of Section 228, Title 14, California Code of Regulations. 5. A statement that the permittee has the right to appear and to be represented by legal counsel.

(B) Recording. The proceedings of the hearing shall be recorded by an electronic ~ recording system.

(C) Presentation of Evidence. The permittee and the department Department have the right to present evidence at the scheduled hearing as follows: 1. Oral evidence shall be taken on oath or affirmation. 2. Each party may call and examine witnesses, cross-examine opposing witnesses on any relevant matter, may rebut evidence against him/her, and may orally argue the matter. 3. The hearing need not be conducted according to the technical rules relating to evidence and witnesses. Any relevant evidence shall be admi tted if it is the sort of evidence on which

10 responsible persons would rely in the conduct of serious affairs. 4. The permittee or the department rtment may be questioned by the regional manager assistant chief of enforcement.

(D) Findings. At the conclusion of the hearing, the regional manager assistant chief of enforcement shall make a decision based on the evidence presented at the hearing and shall issue written findings containing reasons for the decision and the evidence relied upon. (E) Notification by Certified Mail. After the hearing the regional manager assistant chief of enforcement shall provide the permittee, by certified mail, a copy of the final decision. (F) Appeal. The permittee may request an appeal in wri ting to the director wi thin 30 days of the date of receipt of the regional manager i 3 assistant chief of enforcement's decision. The director shall respond to an appeal in writing wi thin 45 days from receipt of notice of request to appeal.

(G) Judicial Review. The permittee may request judicial review by filing a petition of writ of mandate in accordance with provisions of the Code of Ci viI Procedure wi thin 30 days from the date of the director's decision. The record of the administrative proceedings shall be prepared by the department Department and delivered to the petitioner wi thin 30 days after receipt of petitioner's request and upon payment of the fee specified in Section 69950 of the Government Code.

11 +à (i) Special Approval for Use of Suction Dredges in Lakes and Reservoirs. No suction dredging is permitted wi thin the current water level in any lake or reservoir unless: without written approval from the lake operating agency, the Regional Water Quality Control Board, and an on site inspection and approval by the Department.

(1) The Department has conducted an on-site inspection and approved the proposed suction dredging operation in writi rmi ttee has a valid suction and has in their session documentation of liance with Fish and Game Code Section 1602 subdivision (a), for the proposed suction dredging of the rmi t tee's noti fica tion uant to Fish and Game Code Section 1602, subdi vision in the event a Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement is required, authorization from the Department for the proposed suction dredging operations at the location specified in the permit application pursuant to subdivision (c).

For purposes of this subdivision, suction dredging in any river or stream in the sed bed of empty lake or reservoir shall be governed by the requirements in Section 228.5 for that tributa river or stream.

+e (k) Equipment Requirements. (1) Noz zle Restriction. No suction dredge having an intake nozzle with an inside diameter larger than ~ four inches may be used unless:

12 (A) Otherwise provided under special regulations of Section 228.5, Title 1 q, California Code of Regulations, or (A) The Department has conducted an on-site inspection and a la r nozzle size in writ the inside diameter of the intake nozzle is no r than six inches inches where allowable under subdivision k and (8) The permittee has a valid suction dredge permit; and rmittee has in their session iance with Fish and Game Code 1602 subdivision a for the sed suction dredging operation, including a copy of his/her notification to the Department; any response to the notification uant to Fish and Game Code Section 1602, subdivision (a) (4) (A) (i); and specific authorization from the Department for a than four inches in diameter if teration Agreement is required; or +£(0) Except as provided by subdivision (k) (1) (A) ,A~ constricting ring with an inside diameter not larger than frfour inches has been attached to the intake nozzle. This constricting ring must be of solid, one- piece construction with no openings other than the intake and openings not greater than one inch between the constricting ring and nozzle. It must be welded or otherwise permanently attached over the end of the intake nozzle. No quick-release devices are permitted. E Suction intake nozzles inches in diameter rmi tted at the rtment's

13 discretion in accordance with subdivision k on the fol rivers: i. American (Placer and El Dorado Counties); 2. Cosumnes Sacramento Amador and El Dorado Counties 3. Feather Plumas and Yuba Counties 4. Klamath Humboldt and Siski Counties) ; 5. Merced a and Merced Counties 6. Mokelumne Calaveras and San n Counties) ; 7. Scott (Siskiyou County); 8. Trinity (Trinity and Humboldt Counties); and 9. Yuba and Yuba Counties .

(2) Hose Restriction. The inside diameter of the intake hose may not be more than four two inches larger than the permitted intake nozzle size or constricting ring, whichever is smaller. (3) Pump Intake Screening. The intake for the suction dredge pump shall be covered with screening mesh. Screen mesh openings shall not exceed 3/32 inch (2.38 mm) for woven wire or perforated plate screens, or 0.0689 inch (i .75 mm) for profile wire screens, with a minimum 27% open area. (4) Suction dredges must include a containment system under the motor and fuel tanks. The containment s must be sufficient in size to completely accommodate the full volume of all fuel lubricants and chemicals without overtopping or leaking. +f (1) Restrictions on Methods of Operation.

14 (1) Winching is permitted under the following provisions: (1) Motorized winching or the use of other motorized equipment to move boulders, logs, or other obj ects is prohibited, unless: (A) The Department has conducted an on-site inspection and approved the proposed suction dredging operations in writing; and (B) The permittee has a valid suction dredge permit; and (C) The permittee has in their possession documentation of compliance with Fish and Game Code Section 1602, subdivision (a), for the proposed suction dredging operations, including a copy of their notification to the Department; any response to the notification by the Department pursuant to Fish and Game Code Section 1602, subdivision(a) (4) (A) (i); and specific authorization from the Department for motorized winching if a Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement is re red.

(2) Winching, whether motorized or hand powered, shall be conducted under the following provisions: (A) Boulders and other material may only be moved within the existing current water -l level. No boulders or other material shall be moved outside the current water -l level. (B) Winching of any material embedded on banks of streams or rivers is prohibited. (C) Winching of any material into a location which deflects water into the bank is prohibited. (D) No pov,'er 'vJinch activated shovels, buckets or rakes may be used to excavate materials in the stream

15 course. Nets and other devices may be used to collect cobbles and boulders by hand for removal from dredge holes providing the materials are not removed from within the current water level. line.

(E) No woody streamside vegetation shall be removed or damaged. Trees of sufficient size and condition may be used as winch and pulley anchor points provided that precautions are taken to ensure that trunk surfaces are protected from cutting or abrasions and the tree is not uprooted. (2) No person may suction dredge into the bank of any stream, lake or river. (3) No person shall operate the nozzle of a suction dredge and remove material within three feet of the lateral edge of the current water level, including at the edge of instream gravel bars or under any overhanging banks.

+3 li No person shall remove or damage ""oody riparian streamside vegetation during suction dredge operations. +4 ~ No person shall cut, move or destabilize instream any anchored, exposed woody debris such as root wads, stumps or logs. +& ~ No person shall divert the flow of a river or stream a stream or river into the bank. (6) No person shall dam or otherwise obstruct a stream, river or lake in such a manner that fish passage is impeded. (7) For the purpose of suction dredge mining subj ect to this section, no person shall construct a dam or weir, concentrate flow in a way that reduces the total wetted area of a river or stream, or obstruct fish passage; unless:

16 rtment has conducted an on-site ction and roved the ed suction rations in writ. and

and (C) The permittee has in their possession, documentation of compliance with Fish and Game Code ction 1602 subdivision a for the sed suction dredging operations, including a copy of their notification to the Department; any response by the Department to the notification pursuant to Fish and Game Code Section 1602, subdivision (a) (4) (A) (i); and specific authorization for the proposed acti vi ty if a Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement is required. ~ Jl No person shall import any earthen material into a stream, river or lake. (9) All fueling and servicing of dredging equipment must be done in a manner such that petroleum products and other substances are not leaked, spilled or placed where they may pass into the waters of the state. 10 No fuel lubricants or chemicals be stored within 100 feet of the current water 1 l. Where this is not feasible, a containment system must be in place beneath the fuel, lubricants or chemicals. The containment system must be sufficient in size to accommodate the full volume of all fuel, lubricants and chemicals without overtopping or leaking. 11 Stream substrate boulders and other material be moved wi thin the current water level.

17 rson shall di material embedded on banks of rivers or streams. rson shall disturb mussel bed. A mussel bed is defined as an area size where the densi of mussels is 10 or rd. Suction acti vi ties inc sition of taili s shall not occur within 30 tream of a mussel bed nor wi thin 10 rds laterall or downstream. asonable care shall be used to avoid dre sil t and clay materials that would result in a signi ficant increase in turbidit . rmittee shall level all taili the site to the to the atest extent rior to finishi use of the excavation site for the suction another excavation site. (16) No person shall disturb any redds , actively spawning fish, amphibian egg masses or tadpoles. If encountered while operating a suction dredge, the permittee must cease operations and relocate dredging acti vi ties. i 7 The willful entrainment of finfish mollusks or amphibians is prohibited.

(18) No person shall use wheeled or tracked equipment instream as rt of suction 19 All suction shall be cleaned of mud oil se debris and lant and animal material before use in a river, stream or lake. 20 Before relocati a suction to another waterbody, water shall be drained from all equipment for at least two weeks or the suction and associated nt must be decontaminated. Decontamination must

18 wi th water ? 120 de es Fahrenhei t and/or chemical decontamination of all surfaces ammonia or e solution. (21) No person shall operate a suction dredge within 500' of another operating suction dredge. For purposes of these regulations, "operating" shall mean that the motor on the suction dredge is creating a vacuum through the vacuum hose and noz zle.

Operating outside these Restrictions on Methods of Operation may require compliance vJith Fish and Game Code sections 1600 1607, ',Jhich governs lake and streambed alterations.

(m) State Wildlife Areas and Ecological Reserves. Consistent with Title 14, Sections 550, subdivision (b) (10), and 630, subdivision (a) (1), of the California Code of Regulations, ibi ted in State Wildlife Areas and Reserves.

(~~) Compliance with Other Laws. Nothing in any permit or amended-permjt issued pursuant to these regulations authorizes the permittee to trespass on any land or property, or relieves the permittee of the responsibility of complying to comply with applicable federal, State, or local laws or ordinances. (ft£) Emergency Closure. The Department may initiate emergency regulatory action pursuant to Government Code Section 11346.1 to close any water to suction dredging.

19 (p) Timing of Activity. Active suction dredging operations may only be conducted between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

Note: Authority cited: Sections 5653 and 5653.9, Fish and Game Code. Reference: Sections 5653 - 5653.9, Fish and Game Code.

§ 228.5. Suction Dredge Use Classifications and Special Regulations.

(a) Suction Dredge Use Classifications. For purposes of these regulations, the following classes of suction dredge use restrictions apply in California's lakes, reservoirs, streams and rivers as specified: (1) Class A: No dredging permitted at anytime. (2) Class B: Open to dredging from July 1 through August 31. (3) Class C: Open to dredging from June 1 the fourth Saturday in Nay through September 30 October l- . (4) Class D: Open to dredging from July 1 through January ~SepteIfber 15. (5) Class E: Open to dredging from September 1 July 1 through Janua 31 September 30. (6) Class F: Open to dredging from July 1 December 1 through September 30 June 30. (7) Class G: Open to dredging from- September 1 the fourth Saturday in Nay through September 30. (8) Class H: Open to dredging throughout the year.

(b) Suction Dredge Special Regulations. The Suction Dredge Use Classifications set forth in subdivision (a) apply for each of

20 the rivers or streams in each of the counties listed below. Lakes and reservoirs statewide are Class H. 1 Alameda Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -H LOUlll.Y, unless (yrhprwise below Multiple Waters All rivers and streams from Alameda C Creek south to the Alameda-Santa Clara Count V line, unless otherwise noted below Multiple Waters All rivers and streams east of 1- -D 680 and south of 1-580, and above 1,000 feet elevation, unless otherwise noted below Alameda Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A ALLUYU Vieio Mainstem and all tributaries A Codornices Creek Mainstem A Peral ta Creek Mainstem A San Leandro Creek Mainstem from San Francisco Bay A upstream to Lake Chabot San Lorenzo Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Sausal Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Ward Creek Mainstem A

Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -H County, unless otherwise noted below Arnot Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Caples Lake tributaries All waters draininq to Caples Lake A Carson River, Mainstem and all tributaries from -G East Fork Cali fornia -Nevada State Line to Carson Falls, unless otherwise noted Carson River, Mainstem and all tributaries -A East Fork upstream from Carson Falls Carson River, Mainstem and all tributaries, G West Fork unless otherwise noted below Disaster Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A

21 Heenan Lake All waters draining to Heenan Lake -A tributaries Mokelumne River, Mainstem and all tributaries A North Fork Murray (':=n\Tnn Mainstem and all tributaries -A Creek Pleasant Valley Mainstem and all tributaries A Creek Poison Flat Mainstem and all tributaries -A Creek Silver Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A upstream from Pennsylvania Creek Silver Fork Mainstem and all tributaries A American River Silver King Mainstem and all tributaries A Creek upstream from Snodgrass Creek Silver Lake tributaries All waters draining to Silver Lake A Stanislaus Mainstem and all tributaries A River, North upstream from Union Reservoir Fork Truckee River, Mainstem and all tributaries -A Upper

3 Amador Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County, unless otherwise noted -H below Multiple Streams All rivers and streams in the County west of Highway 49 unless -C otherwise noted below Cole Creek Mainstem and all tributaries upstream from North Fork Mokelumne A River Cosumnes River, Mainstem and all tributaries South Fork -D Mokelumne River Mainstem from Pardee Dam upstream to Highway 49 -D Mokelumne River, Mainstem and all tributaries from North Fork Tiger Creek to Salt Springs -E Reservoir, except Cole Creek

22 Mokelumne River, Mainstem and all tributaries from North Fork Sal t Sprinqs Reservoir upstream to -A I\mrl rl (ì .1\1nìnp LOUIlLY Line Silver Fork Mainstem and all tributaries American River -A Silver Lake tributaries All waters draininq to Silver Lake -A Tragedy Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A

(4) Butte Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County, unless otherwise noted -C below Butte Creek Mainstem and all tributaries from r v Line upstream to Centerville -A Head Dam, unless otherwise noted Butte Creek Mainstem and all tributaries from Centerville Head Dam upstream to De Sabla Powerhouse, unless otherwise -E noted Butte Creek Mainstem and all tributaries from De Sabla Powerhouse upstream to -F Bolt Creek, unless otherwise noted Butte Creek Mainstem and all tributaries upstream of Bolt Creek unles s -A otherwise noted Fall River Mainstem A Feather River Mainstem to Lake Oroville -A Feather River, Mainstem and all tributaries Middle Fork upstream of Lake Oroville, unless -D otherwise noted Feather River, Mainstem and all tributaries North Fork upstream of Lake Oroville, unless D otherwise noted Feather River, Mainstem and all tributaries South Fork upstream of Lake Oroville, unless -D otherwise noted Mill Creek Mainstem and tributaries A Pinkard Creek Mainstem upstream of Lost Creek Reservoir -A Sacramento River Mainstem F

23 5 Calaveras Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County, unless otherwise noted -H below Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County west of Hiahwav 49, unless -C otherwise noted below Calaveras River, Mainstem and all tributaries North Fork ~ Jesus Maria Creek 0 ----~---Calaveras River, Mainstem and all tributaries South Fork -0 Forest Creek Mainstem and all tributaries E Jesus Maria Mainstem and all tributaries Creek E Mokelumne River Mainstem from Pardee Dam upstream D to HiqÌiwd Y 49 Mokelumne River, Mainstem and all tributaries, Middle Fork except Forest Creek -D Mokelumne River, Mainstem and all tributaries from North Fork Tiqer Creek upstream to Salt -E Sprinqs Reservoir Mokelumne River, Mainstem and all tributaries North Fork upstream from Salt c;riri riqs -A Reservoir Mokelumne River, Mainstem and all tributaries South Fork -0 Stanislaus Mainstem and all tributaries Ri ver, North -0 Fork

6 Colusa Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters lül rivers and streams in the County west of I 5, unless -0 otherwise noted below Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County east of 1-5, unless -F otherwise noted below Butte Creek Mainstem A

7 Contra Costa

24 Water Description Class All rivers and streams west of I- Multiple Waters 680, unless otherwise noted below H All rivers and streams east of I- Mul tiple Waters 680, unless otherwise noted below F Alhambra Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Garrity Creek Hainstem and all tributaries A Hount Diablo Creek Hainstem and all tributaries A Pacheco Creek Hainstem and all tributaries A Pinole Creek I'1ainstem and all tributaries A Refugio Creek Hainstem and all tributaries p, Rodeo Creek Hains tem and all tributaries A San Pablo Creek Hainstem and all tributaries A Walnut Creek Hainstem and all tributaries A Wildcat Creek Hainstem and all tributaries A

8 Del Norte Water Description Class Hul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -F County, unless otherwise noted below Blue Creek Hains tem and all tributaries A Bummer Lake Creek Hainstem A Clarks Creek Hainstem A Copper Creek Hainstem A Coon Creek Hainstem A Craigs Creek Hainstem A Dominie Creek Hainstem A Eiql'lLllLLle Creek Hainstem A Griffin Creek Hains tem A iiu.lclyýurdy Creek Hainstem A Jaqua Creek Hainstem p, Jones Creek Hainstem A Klamath River Hainstem F IUIUJ:Ll Creek Hainstem A Hill Creek Mainstem and its tributaries A Honkey Creek Hainstem A Horrison Creek Hainstem A Myrtle Creek Hainstem A Patrick Creek Hainstem A Peacock Creek Hainstem A

25 Quartz Creek Mainstem A Rock Creek Mainstem A Rowdy Creek Mainstem A Rowdy Creek, Mainstem -A South Fork Savoy Creek Mainstem A Shelly Creek Mainstem p" Smith River, Mainstem from Smith River upstream -A Middle Fork to Middle Fork Falls Smith River, Mainstem A North Fork Smith River, Mainstem from Smith River upstream A South Fork to Quartz Creek ~ , Smith Kiver, Mainstem -A Sis ki you Fork SuI tan Creek Mainstem A Special Closures for Thermal Refugia in Klamath River Watershed A 200-foot radius* at the confluence of each of the followinq waters with the Klamath River is Class A: Water Hunter Creek tvcGarvey Creek Salt Creek * Pursuant to Fish and Game Code 56S3 (d) it is unlawful to possess a vacuum or suction du=,ûye in areas, or in or wi thin 100 yards of waters, that are closed to the use of vacuum or suction dredqes. Therefore, the effective closure at thermal refuqia locations is a SOO-foot radius from the center-line of the confluence of the tributary stream with the mainstem river.

9 EI Dorado Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County, unless otherwise noted -H below American River, Mainstem and all tributaries from Middle Fork North Fork American River upstream to Oxbow Dam, unless otherwise -D noted American River, Mainstem and all tributaries from North Fork Folsom Lake upstream to confluence C

26 with the Middle Fork American Ri ver, unless otherwise noted American River, Mainstem and all tributaries from South Fork Folsom Lake upstream to Slab Creek -C Reservoir, unless otherwise noted American River, Mainstem and all tributaries from South Fork Slab Creek ~ vuir llnC'+-ream to D KyDurz unless otherwise noted American River, Mainstem and all tributaries South Fork upstream from Hiahwav 50 Bridqe at -C Riverton, unless otherwise noted Camp Creek Mainstem and all tributaries from North Fork Cosumnes River upstream D to Dennis C~~ ~~ Camp Creek Mainstem and all tributaries upstream of Dennis í'~~ ~- A Cosumnes River, Mainstem and all tributaries Middle Fork -D Cosumnes River, Mainstem and all tributaries except North Fork Camp Creek -D Cosumnes River, Mainstem and all tributaries South Fork C Glen 'Alninp Mainstem and all tributaries Creek upstream of Fallen Leaf Lake -A Ice House All waters draininq to Ice House Reservoir Reservoir -A tributaries Indian Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -D Lake Tahoe All waters draininq to Lake Tahoe, tributaries unless otherwise noted G Middle Creek Mainstem from Silver Fork American River -A Pyramid Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Rock Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Rubicon River Mainstem and all tributaries upstream of Oxbow Dam to Parsley -D Bar Crossinq Rubicon River Mainstem and all tr ibutar ies upstream from the Desolation -A Wilderness Boundary Taylor Creek Mainstem from Lake Tahoe to Fallen Leaf Lake -A Trout Creek Mainstem and all tributaries upstream from Saxon Creek -A

27 Truckee River, Mainstem and all tributaries from Upper Lake Tahoe upstream to El Dorado- A Alpine County Line Webber Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A

10 Fresno Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County above 4, 000 feet elevation -A Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams east of 1-5 between 1, 000 to 4, 000 feet, -F unless otherwise noted below ~Jjul tiple Waters All rivers and streams east of 1-5 less than 1, 000 feet elevation, -H unless otherwise noted below Waters All rivers and streams in the Multiple D r"iint-.y west of I 5 - San Joaquin River Mainstem upstream to Friant Dam -C San Joaquin River Mainstem between Redinqer and Kerckhoff Reservoirs -A Jose Creek Mainstem up to 4,000 feet elevation -A

(11) Glenn Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County west of 1-5, unless -F otherwise noted below Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County east of I 5, unless -C otherwise noted below Butte Creek Mainstem A Sacramento River Mainstem F

12 Humboldt Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County unless otherwise noted -F below Blue Creek Mains tern and all tributaries A Boise Creek Mainstem A

28 Camp Creek Mainstem A Beaver Creek Mainstem A M;:i nc;tem and all tributaries Eel River A-"'" Red CaD ('roo 1r M;:inc;tem and all trihiit-;:ries A Special Closures for Thermal Refugia in Klamath River Watershed A 200- foot radius * at the confluence of each of the fn 11 nwinq waters with the Klamath River is Class A: Water Water (continued) Aikens Creek Pearch Creek Blue Creek Pecwan Creek Bluff Creek Pine Creek Boise Creek Red Cap Creek Camp Creek Roach Creek (';:nnoll Creek Roselano Creek Cheenitch Creek Slate Creek Coon Creek Trinity River Crawford Creek Tully Creek Donahue Flat Creek Ullathorne Creek Hopkins Creek Whi tmore Creek Ikes Creek Wilson Creek Miners Creek *PurS1.io=nr to Fish and Game Code 5653 (d) it is unlawful to possess a vacuum or suction ùLeù~e in areas, or in or within 100 ';:rrlc. of waters, that are closed to the use of vacuum or suction ri _1 ieeS. Therefore, the effective closure at thermal refuqia locations is a 500-foot radius from the center line of the confluence of the tributary stream with the mainstem river. rial Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the Count y, unless otherwise noted -H below Multiple Waters All shoreline pools and irriqation drains wi thin one mile of the -A Sal ton Sea Colorado River Mainstem 'A San Felipe Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A

29 Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County, unless otherwise noted -H below Amargosa River Mainstem upstream of Death Valley A Road (CA 127 ) - Antelope Spring Mainstem Creek -A Baker Creek ¡V¡ainstem and all tributaries upstream of Inyo National Forest A Boundary Big Pine Creek Mainstem and all tributaries upstream of Inyo National Forest -A Boundary Birch Creek Mainstem and associated springs (drains to Deep within Inyo National Forest A Springs Valley) Boundary Birch Creek Mainstem and all tributaries (Bishop Creek upstream of Inyo National Forest A tributary) Boundary Bishop Creek Mainstem and all tr ibutar ies upstream of Inyo National Forest -A Boundary Bishop Creek All canal Canal E Bishop Creek, Mainstem from Owens River upstream North Fork (east to Hiahwav 6 -E of Bishop) Cabin Creek Mainstem A China Ranch Wash Mainstem A Cottonwood Creek Mainstem and all tributaries (drains to Owens upstream of Little Cottonwood Creek -A Lake) Cottonwood Creek Mainstem (east of Highway -A 1681 Diaz Creek Mainstem and all tributaries upstream of John Muir Wilderness -A Boundary Division Creek Mainstem and all tributaries upstream of Inyo National Forest -A Boundary Fish Slough Mainstem, all tributaries, pools A

30 and .snri nC1S Goodale Creek Mainstem and all tributaries upstream of Inyo National Forest A Boundary Haiwee Creek Mainstem and all tributaries upstream of Inyo National Forest -A Boundary Hogback Creek Mainstem and all tributaries upstream of Inyo National Forest -A Boundary Horton Creek Mainstem from Owens River upstream E to Hiqhwa y 395 Horton Creek Mainstem and all tributaries upstream of Inyo National Forest -A Boundary I nce Mainstem and all tributaries Creek upstream of Inyo National Forest A Boundary Leidy Creek Mainstem A Lone Pine Creek Mainstem and all tributaries upstream of Whitney Portal -A Campground McGee Creek Mainstem and all tributaries upstream of Inyo National Forest A Boundary McNall y Canal 1000 feet above and below Silver \.aiiyuii Road E Mule Springs Upper and Lower Ponds, and sprinq channels A Oak Creek Mainstem and all tributaries upstream of Inyo National Forest -A Boundary Owens River Mainstem above 3,500 feet elevation E upstream to I11 " Couni t y Line Pine Creek Mainstem downstream of Inyo National Forest Boundary -E Pine Creek Mainstem and all tributaries upstream of Inyo National Forest A Boundary Rawson Creek Mainstem and all tributaries Inyo National A . upstream of Forest - Boundary Red Mountain Mainstem and all tributaries Creek upstream of Inyo National Forest -A Boundary

31 Rock Creek tributaries National Forest A

Rock Creek, Lower E Sawmill Creek tributaries National Forest A

Shannon Canyon tributaries Creek National Forest A

Summit Creek tributaries National Fore.st A Taboose Creek tributaries National Forest A Thibaut Creek tributaries National Forest A

Tinemaha Creek tributaries National Forest A

Creek Tuttle A

Warm Outflow Springs A

15 Kern Water Description Class Mul t e Waters All rivers and streams in the unless otherwise noted H

Mult e Waters streams in the north of 14 unless F

Multiple Waters in the 99 north of 178 and west A 000 feet

32 Mult e Waters All rivers and streams in the east of 99 and north of A 178 above 4 000 feet elevation Kern All tributaries to the South Fork Fork Kern River tream of Lake A Isabella and north of 178

(16) Kings Water Description Class All rivers and streams in the r y unless otherwise noted H Mul tiple Waters below Garza Creek Mainstem and all tributaries 0 Avenal Creek Mainstem and all tributaries 0 Baby King Creek Mainstem and all tributaries 0 Big Tar Creek Mainstem and all tributaries 0

17 Lake Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County, unless otherwise noted -0 below Bucknell Creek Mainstem F Butts Creek Mainstem and all tributaries F Cache Creek Mainstem and all tributaries F Clear Lake All waters draining to Clear Lake tributaries -E Eel River Mainstem and all tributaries upstream from the Lake-Mendocino -F rniint-.y Line to Lake Pill",uuL Y

18 Lassen Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -H County, unless otherwise noted below Ash Creek Mainstem A Beaver Creek Mainstem and all tributaries C Cedar Creek Mainstem and all tributaries E Cottonwood Creek Mainstem A

33 Hamilton Branch Mainstem from Las sen - Pi uma s County -D Line Uf..: ~ ~ to HiyiiwCl Y 147 Horse Creek Mainstem and all tributaries from -C Pit River upstream to Little Valley Pine Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Pit River Mainstem and all tributaries from -C Horse Creek upstream to Lassen- Modoc County Line Pi t River, South Mainstem and all tributaries -E Fork Secret Creek Mainstem and all tributaries D Smoke Creek Mainstem D liJillow Creek Mainstem and all tributaries E

les Water' Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -H County, unless otherwise noted below Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the Los -E Angeles River watershed, unless otherwise noted below Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in San -E Gabriel Mountains south of SR-2 unless otherwise noted below Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the San E Gabriel River watershed, unless otherwise noted below Alder Creek Mainstem from Big Tujunga Creek -A upstream to Mule Fork Aliso Canyon Mainstem wi thin Angeles National -A Forest Arrastre Canyon Mainstem A Ar.Luyu Sequi t Mainstem and all tributaries A Bear Canyon Mainstem and all tributaries A Creek Bear Gulch Mainstem A Big Mermaids Mainstem A Creek Big Rock Creek, Mainstem and all tributaries -A South Fork upstream of Big Rock Creek

34 Biq .L U unqa Mainstem and all tributaries from -E Creek Hansen Flood Control Basin upstream to Biq 1 U unqa Reservoir Big .LuJunga Mainstem from Biq 1 U I UllUd Reservoir A Creek upstream to Alder Creek ;'vyuct LreeK Mainstem from Santa Clara River -A upstream to BüqueL Reservoir Castaic Creek Mainstem from Santa Clara River -A upstream to 1-5 crossinq Castaic Creek Mainstem from Castaic Lake upstream A to Bear Cdll YUll Cattle Canyon Mainstem A Creek Cow ('.=nunn Creek Mainstem A Devil's Caiiyuii Mainstem A Fish Creek Mainstem from Castaic Creek -A upstream to Cieneqa Sprinq i Fish Canyon Mainstem -A Creek Li ttle Rock Mainstem and all tributaries, from -A Creek Little Rock Reservoir Malibu Creek Mainstem and all tributaries, -E unless otherwise noted Malibu Creek Mainstem from Pacific Ocean -A upstream to Rindqe Dam Mill Creek Mainstem from Biq Tuiunqa Creek -A upstream to Monte Cristo Creek Pacoima Ldll YUll Mainstem upstream from Pacoima -E Creek Reservoir Piru Creek Mainstem from PYLdll..d Reservoir A upstream to Lockwood Creek Piru Creek Mainstem from Lake Piru "",cct-.ream to -A Fish Creek San Dimas Canyon Mainstem upstream to the San Dimas E Creek Reservoir dam - San Francisqui to Mainstem Canuon A San Gabriel Mainstem and all tributaries from River, East Fork San Gabriel Reservoir upstream to -E Cattle Laiiyuii Creek San Gabriel Mainstem and all tributaries River, East Fork upstream of Cattle Canyon Creek -A San Gabriel Mainstem upstream from San Gabriel River, West Fork Reservoir -A

35 Santa Clara les- River A Creek A Cuesta Cala Road Vincent Gulch Mainstem and tributaries A

20 Madera Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County above 4,000 feet -A elevation Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County from 1,000 to 4,000 feet elevation, unless otherwise F noted below Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County below 1, 000 feet elevation, unless otherwise H noted below

San Joaauin River Mainstem C San Joaquin River Mainstem between Redinqer and Kerckhoff Reservoirs -A

21 Marin Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -D County unless otherwise noted below Corte Madera Mainstem and all tributaries -A Creek ('n\Tnt- e Creek All mainstem from San Pablo Bay A upstream to Fl:=mi nrcn RQ.cd cross inq - Creamery Bay Mainstem A Creek I - Easkoot Creek Mainstem A East Schooner Mainstem Creek -A Estero Americano Mainstem and all tributaries A Estero San Mainstem Antonio A Home Ranch Creek Mainstem A

36 Laguna Cree k Mainstem A Laqunitas Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A McKinnon Gulch Mainstem A Miller Creek Mainstem A Millerton Gulch Mainstem and all tributaries A Morse Gulch Mainstem A Muddy Hollow Mainstem -A Creek Novato Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Petaluma River Mainstem and all tributaries A Pine Gulch Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Redwood Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A San Clemente lvainstem -D Creek San Rafael Creek lvainstem D Stemple Creek lvainstem and all tributaries A Stinson Gulch lvainstem A Walker Creek lvainstem and all tributaries A Wilkins lvainstem A

(22) Mariposa Water Description Class All rivers and streams in the A lvul tiple Waters (', y above 5 000 feet elevation All rivers and streams in the County from 2, 000 to 5, 000 feet -D lvul tiple Waters elevation All rivers and streams in the ~ F lvul tiple Waters (' y below 2 000 feet elevation

(23) lvendocino Water Description Class lvul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County, unless otherwise noted -F below Albion River Mainstem and all tributaries 'A Big River lvainstem and all tributaries 'P~ Biq Salmon Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Caspar Creek lvainstem and all tributaries A Cottaneva Creek lvainstem and all tributaries A Dehaven Creek lvains tern and all tributaries A

37 Doyle Creek Mainstem from Pacific Ocean A Elk Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Eel River Mainstem and all tributaries A Garcia River Mainstem and all tributaries A Gualala River Mainstem and all tributaries A Hardy Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Hare Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Howard Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Juan Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Little River Mainstem and all tributaries A Little Salmon Mainstem and all tributaries Creek -A Navarro River Mainstem and all tributaries A Noyo River Mainstem and all tributaries A piirlrli nrT Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Russian Gulch Mainstem and all tributaries A Russian River Mainstem and all tributaries, -A excludinq East Fork Russian River above Couote Dam Ten Mile River Mainstem and all tributaries from -A Pacific Ocean Usal Creek Mainstem and all tributaries from A

Pacific Ocean i Wages Creek Mainstem and all tributaries from -A Pacific Ocean I

24 Merced Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the í'niint-.y, unless otherwise noted -H below Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the County west of 1-5, unless 0 otherwise noted below Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the í'niint-.y east of Hiyiiwd. Y 99, unless -C otherwise noted below Merced River Mainstem C San Joaquin River Mainstern and all tributaries C

38 25 Modoc Stream Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -H í'niint-_ y, unless otherwise noted below Ash Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Boles Creek Mainstem A Willow Creek Mainstem A Lost River Mainstem from Clear Lake Reservoir A mainstem upst-rp;=m to California-Oreqon State Line Lost River All tributaries -0 tributaries Pit River Mainstem and all tributaries, -F unless otherwise noted Turner Creek Mainstem and all tributaries l\ Willow Creek Mainstem from Goose Lake A Lassen Creek Mainstem from Goose Lake A Davis Creek Mainstem from Goose Lake A Pine Creek Mainstem from Goose Lake A Cottonwood Creek Mainstem from Goose Lake A

(26) Mono Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -H County, unless otherwise noted below Unnamed Creeks Mainstem of unnamed creeks between -A Dechambeau Creek and Beartrack Creek Unnamed Creeks Mainstem and tributaries of all -A (Owens iinn;=m",r! C-ippks wi thin Inyo National River/Lake Forest, from Willfred Creek west to Crowley Deadman Creek drainaqe) Unnamed Creeks Mainstem and tributaries of all -A (Owens unnamed creeks wi thin Inyo National River/Lake Forest, from Dry Cree k south to Crowley Li ttle Hot Creek drainage)

39 Unnamed Creek Mainstem and all tributaries of -A ( drains to Mono ; creek west of Dry Creek Lake) Unnamed Creeks Mainstem and all tributaries, -A unnamed creeks east of Lower Rock Creek, from Witcher Creek south to Mono-Inyo County Line Adobe Creek M;c in "'tern and all tributaries A upstream from Inyo National Forest Boundary Birch Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Buckeye Creek Mainstpm and all tributaries A upst-rp;cm of Buckeye Hot Sprinq Buckeye Creek Ma i nc:t-pm and all tri butari ps -G downstream of Buckeye Hot Sprinq ByDay Creek Mainstem A Convict Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A upstream of Inyo National Forest Boundary Cowcamp Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Crooked Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A upstream of Lake Crowley Dechambeau Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A upstream of Hici¡iwdV 395 Desert Creek Mainstem and all tributaries G ( drains to Fourmile Hill Creek - Nevada) Dexter Creek Mainstem and all tributaries south A of Hiqhway 120 Driveway Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A upstream of Hiqhway 395 Dry Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A ups L.Leetll of Inyo National Forest Boundary Dunderberq Creek Mainstem and tributaries A East Walker Mainstem and tributaries, unless -G River otherwise noted Fish Slough Mainstem, all tributaries, pools -A and sprinqs Green Creek Mainstem and tributaries above -A nun;cmn Pond

40 Grouse Creek Mainstem and tributaries above A H ì rrh,û"\ V 395 Hilton Creek Mainstem and tributaries upstream -A from Invo National Forest Boundarv Hot Creek Mainstem and tributaries above -G (Little Walker Little Walker River River tributary north of BriuyefJuL, ,L) L Hot Creek (Owens Mainstem and tributaries downstream -E River tributary) of Forest Service Road 3S07 Hot Creek (Owens Mainstem and tributaries upstream A River tributary) of downstream of Forest Service Road 3S07 Junction Creek Mainstem and tributaries A Labrosse Creek Mainstem and tributaries A Laurel Creek Mainstem and tributaries A Leidy Creek Mainstem and tributaries A Lee Vininq Creek Mainstem and tributaries upstream A of Hiqhway 395 Li ttle Hot Creek Mainstem from Owens River upstream E to Inyo National Forest Boundary Li t tle Hot Creek Mainstem and tributaries upstream -A to Inyo National Forest Boundary Little Walker M;:l cern and tributaries upstream -A River of Willow Flat Mammoth Creek Mainstem and tributaries upstream A of Hot Creek McGee Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A upstream of Inyo National Forest Boundarv McLaughlin Creek Mainstem and al.i tributaries -A upstream of Inyo National Forest Boundary Mill Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A (drains to West Walker River) Mill Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A (drains to Mono upstream of HiClllWd v 395 Lake) Mol ybdnite Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A upstream of Dry Creek Murphy Creek Mainstem 1\ North Cdll YUll Mainstem and all tributaries -A Creek

41 0' Harrel (';in '(,in Mainstem and all tributaries A Creek Owens River Mainstem from Il1yu+luiiu county Line -E to Dry Creek confluence Owens River Mainstem and all tributaries A upstream of Dry Creek Poison Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A River ~nri nrr All _1 in Sections 19 24 and A Lakes 30, T01N, R31E Robinson Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A upstream of Twin Lakes Robinson Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -G downstream of Twin Lakes Rock Creek t'1ainstem and all tributaries n7' upstream of Hiy lWCl y 395 Rush Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A upstream of HiyiiwCl y 395 Sawmill Creek Mainstem and all tributaries within A Inyo National Forest Silver Creek Mainstem A Slinkard Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Virginia Creek Mainstem and all tributaries above -A Toiyabe National Forest Boundary Walker Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A upstream of Hi'-llwCl Y 395 West Walker All Mainstem and tributaries, -G River and unless otherwise noted tributaries West Walker All tributaries above 7,000 feet, -A River unless otherwise noted tributaries Wil fred Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A upstream of Inyo National Forest Boundary Wolf Creek Mainstem A

27 Montere Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams west of Hwy -A 101 Multiple waters All rivers and streams east of Hwy D 101, unless otherwise noted below Salinas River Mainstem and all tributaries on -A the west side of the Salinas River

42 (28) Napa Water Description Class All rivers and streams in the (', y, unless otherwise noted Mul tiple Waters below 0 Napa River Mainstem and all tributaries A

29 Nevada Water Description Class Mul tiple H Waters All ri'Jers and streams in the I - County, unless otherwise noted below I Bear River Mainstem and all tributaries from -C Camp Far West upstream to Lake Combie Deer Creek Mainstem and all tributaries from -A Nevada-Yuba County Line upstream to Lake Wildwood Dry Creek Mainstem and all tributaries C East Fork Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Faucherie Lake All waters draining to Faucherie -A tributaries Lake Fordyce Lake All waters draining to Fnrrl\7rr: Lake A tributaries Inrlr:nr:ndence All waters draining to I _1 ndence -A Lake tributaries Lake Macklin Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Rattlesnake Mainstem and all tributaries -A Creek Truckee River Mainstem G Truckee River All tributaries unless otherwise -G tributaries noted Yuba River Mainstem downstream of Enqlebriqht -A Reservoir Yuba River Mainstem and all tributaries from -C Enqlebriqht Reservoir upstream to the North Fork Yuba River and Middle Fork Yuba River confluence Yuba River, Mainstem and all tributaries from -l) Middle Nevada-Yuba County Line upstream to Mil ton Reservoir, unless otherwise

43 noted

Yuba River, Mainstem and all tributaries from -D South Fork Yuba River upstream to Lake SpauldinG

Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the E Count V unless otherwise noted below Cristiani tos Mainstem and all tributaries -A Creek upstream of San DieGo Count V line San Juan Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A SantiaGo Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A upstream of Irvine Lake Talega Creek Mainstem A 31 Placer Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the H Countv, unless otherwise noted below Multiple Waters All streams in County further west -C than the intersection of 1-80 and Placer Hills Road, unles s otherwise noted below American River, Mainstem and all tributaries Middle Fork upstream from North Fork American -D River unless otherwise noted American River, Mainstem from Oxbow Reservoir -F Middle Fork upstream to l'mderson Dam American River, Mainstem and all tributaries from North Fork Folsom Lake upstream to Lake C Clementine Dam American River, Mainstem and all tributaries from -D North Fork Lake Clementine Dam to BiG Valley Can Ton Lake Tahoe All waters draininG to Lake Tahoe -G tributaries Pole Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A

44 Rubicon River Mainstem and all tributaries -12 upstream of Oxbow Dam to Pars lev Bar crossinq Truckee River t-1ainstem and all tributaries G

32 Plumas Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the H County, unless otherwise noted Antelope Lake All waters rlr;:; r;; r;rr to Antelope -A tributaries Lake Biq Ravine Mainstem and all tributaries A Boulder Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A (Little North Fork of Middle Fork Feather River tributary) Cooks Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Dark Ravine Mainstem and all tributaries A Fall River Mainstem and all tributaries A Feather River, Mainstem and all tributaries, D Middle Fork unless otherwise noted Feather River, Mainstem and all tributaries from -D North Fork Plumas Butte County Line to East Branch of North Fork Feather River, unless otherwise noted Feather River, Mainstem and all tributaries, -D South Fork unless otherwise noted Frazier Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Gray Eaqle Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Grizzlv Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Last Chance Mainstem and all tributaries A Creek Lights Creek, Mainstem and all tributaries A West Branch Mill Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A iinc:r rprim from thp ~ T.;: kp fA i 1 ,ss B, ' ,rv Rock Creek, Mainstem and all tributaries 'A South Fork Rowland Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Silver Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Slate Creek Mainstem and all tributaries from D

45 the Yuba-Plumas County line upstream to Rabbit Creek Slate Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A upstream from Rabbit Creek (including Rabbit Creek) ~111nhiir Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Warner Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Wolf Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A

33 Riverside Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -H C y, unless otherwise noted below Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the E Aliso-San Onofre watershed, unless otherwise noted below Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the Santa -E Ana River watershed unless otherwise noted Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the Santa E 'fl~~~ rita River watershed, unles s otherwise noted Mul tiple Waters All shoreline pools and irriqa tion A drains wi thin one mi~e' 1 of the Sal ton Sea Andreas Creek Mainstem above 4, 000 feet elevation A Arroyo Seco Mainstem upstream of Vail Lake A Creek Bautista Creek Mainstem, upstream from Fairview A Ave crossinq Colorado River Mainstem A Indian Creek Mainstem upstream of Lake Fulmor A Rial to Drain Mainstem E Salt Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A San Jacinto Mainstem from Sand Ceii! YUll upstream A River to Soboba Indian Reservation boundary San Jacinto tJ\ainstem and all tributaries above -A Ri ver, North 4, 000 feet elevation Fork San Juan Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A San Mateo Creek Mri i nstem and all tributaries A

46 Santa Ana River Mainstem upstream of N Lakeview -E Ave. crossinq Santa Ana River Mrlìnc:tem Uf.:: of Prado Flood E Control Basin 'l rl h 011 i t z Creek Mainstem upstream from Willow Creek A Temecula Creek Mainstem upstream from Vail Lake A Whi tewater River Mainstem upstream from Colorado A Ri ver Aq . ict Willow Creek Mainstem A Wilson Creek Mainstem from Vail Lake upstream to -A Cahuilla Creek

34 Sacramento Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -C LOUii LV, unless otherwise noted below Sacramento River Mainstem F American River Mainstem from Sacramento River -A upstream to Nimbus Dam

(35) San Benito Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the D County, unless otherwise noted below Pacheco Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Paj aro River t'1ainstem A

36 San Bernardino Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the H unless otherwise noted

Mul tiple Waters Santa E

Ama sa River A

47 Amargosa River M",i nc:tem from San Bern",r1i n" .Inyo -A County line upstream to "'",r"''¡'''''' Springs Barton Creek, Mainstem A East Fork Caion Wash Mainstem and all t. ri hiit- '" ri PS -11

City Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A upstream from Highland Ave crossing Colorado River Mainstem A Da y Can YUii Mainstem and all tributaries A Deep Creek Mainstem from West Fork Moiave A upstream to Hnl C'nmh Creek Grass Valley Mainstem -l\ Creek Horsethie f Creek Mainstem A Juniper Springs All A Kinley Creek Mainstem A Little Mainstem -A Horsethief Creek A Lytle Creek Mainstem upstream to Miller Narrows _."'., Moi ave River Mains tern from Rock Springs Road -A crossing to Moiave River Forks Darn Moiave River, Mainstem and all tributaries, -A West Fork upstream from Silverwood Lake Moi ave River, Mainstem from Moiave River Forks -A West Fork Dam to SR-173 crossing Shay Creek and Mainstem upstream from Baldwin A Vicini t y Lake. Vicinity includes Shay Pond Sugarloaf Pond, Wiebe Pond, Motorcycle Pond, and Baldwin Lake

37 San Die Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -H County, unless otherwise noted below Multiple Waters All coastal drainages and their -E tributaries from San Mateo Creek south to the Santa Margarita River Agua Caliente Mainstem -A Creek Arroyo Seco Mainstem A

48 Creek Boden í' -" n ,r.n Mainstem A Borr",rrr. Palm Mainstem A Canyon í' ;,mnr. Creek Mainstem upstream of í';,mnr. Lake A Canebrake Wash Mainstem A Cristiani tos Mainstem -A Creek Cottonwood Creek Mainstem from Morena Reservoir -A upstream to 1-8 crossinq at Buckman C~nri 'lqs Cottonwood Creek Mainstem from u. S . -Mexico border A upstream to Barret Lake De Luz Creek Mainstem from Camp De Luz Roacl -A crossinq upstream to Camp Pendleton Boundary Gueiito Creek Mainstem A Horsethief Mainstem A Canyon Keys Creek Mainstem A Ki tchen Creek Mainstem A La Posta Creek Mainstem upstream of Morena -A Reservoir Morena Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Palla Creek Mainstem A Peterson (';,n\1nn Mainstem and all tributaries A Pine Valley Mainstem and all tributaries -A Creek upstream of Barret Reservoir San Dieqo River Mainstem from SR-67 crossinq A upstream to El Capitan Lake San Diego River Mainstem from El Capitan Lake to -A Temescal Creek (includes Cedar Creek) San Diequito Mainstem and all tributaries A River upstream of 1-15 crossinq San Felipe Creek Mainstem -A San Luis Rey M;,instem and rill trihiir;,ri",,, -A River

San Vicente Mainstem from San Vicente Reservoir -A Creek upstream to Vista Vicente Road crossinq Santa Margarita Mainstem upstream of De Luz Road -A River crossinq

49 Santa Ysabel Mainstem from Santa Maria Creek -A Creek upstream to Temescal Creek Santa Ysabel Mainstem upstream from Lake -A Creek Sutherland Sweetwater River Mainstem from S"r'llO'n Resort -A upstream to Loveland Reservoir Sweetwater River MO' nc:t-",m upst-r"'O'm from LovelO'nr1 -A Reservoir Talega Creek Mainstem A Taylor Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Temecula Creek Mainstem P. Temescal Creek Mainstem A Tijuana River Mainstem A Viej as Creek IvIainstem from Sweetwater Kiver -A upstream to Viejas Indian Reservation

38 San Francisco Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the ('nllnt-y unless otherwise noted H below

39 San n Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the C ('nllnt-.y, unless otherwise noted below Multiple Waters All waters south of 1-580 D San Joaquin Mainstem -F River Mokelumne River Mainstem from Burella Road upstream -A to Camache Darn

40 San Luis Obi Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams west of Hwy -A 101 Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams east of Hwy -D 101 and south of Hiy~!wa y 41, unless otherwise noted below

50 Multiple Waters All rivers and streams east of Hwy -H 101 and north 0 f Hi rrh',Tri v 41, unless otherwise noted below Arroyo Grande Mainstem and all tributaries -A Creek Pismo Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Salinas River Mainstem and all tributaries -A upstream of confluence with the Estrella River (not includinq Estrella River) San Luis Obispo Mainstem and all tributaries -A Creek Santa Maria River Mainstem A

(41) San Mateo Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams west of I -D 280, unless otherwise noted below

Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams east of 1- H 280, unless otherwise noted below Multiple Waters All rivers and streams east of 1- -D 280 above 200 feet elevation, unless otherwise noted below Ano Nuevo Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Arroyo Canada Mainstem and all tributaries A Verde ArLUYU De En Mainstem and all tributaries A Medio Arroyo De Los Mainstem and all tributaries -A Fri ioles Arroyo OJ 0 Mainstem and all tributaries A Belmont Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Calera Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Cascade Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Colma Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Cordilleras Mainstem and all tributaries A Creek Easton Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Frenchmans Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Gazos Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Green Oaks Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Laurel Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A

51 Lobitos Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Martini Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Milagra Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Mills Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Montara Beach Mainstem and all tributaries A Pescadero Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Pilarci tos Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Point Montara Mainstem and all tributaries A ~ ~ io Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Purisima Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A San Francisqui to Mainstem and all tributaries -A Creek San Greqorio Mainstem and all tributaries -A Creek San Mateo Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A San Pedro Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A San Vicente Mainstem and all tributaries -A Creek Sanchez Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Tuni tas Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Whi tehouse Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Yankee Jim Gulch Mainstem and all tributaries A

4 Santa Barbara Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the H , (' v unless otherwise noted below Multiple Waters All coastal drainaqes from Jalama A Creek in the north to Rincon Laaoon in the south, unless otherwise noted below l\be I Caii y Ull Mainstem and all tributaries A Alisal Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A EI Jaro Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Foresters Leap Mainstem and all tributaries A Hil ton Creek Mainstem and all tributari es A Indian Creek Mainstem 'A Judell Creek Mainstem and all tributaries 'A Mono Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Quiota Creek Mainstem and all tributaries 'A

52 San Antonio Mainstem, from mouth up to and -A Creek includinq Barka Slouqh San Lucas Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Santa Maria Mainstem and all tributaries -A River Santa Ynez River Mainstem, from the mouth to Lake -A Cachuma Santa Ynez River Mainstem upstream of Gibraltar A Reservoir Siquoc River Mainstem and all tributaries A

43 Santa Clara Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams below 1,000 C feet plevation, unless otherwise noted below Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams above 1,000 0 feet elevation, unless otherwise noted below Adobe Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Alamitos Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A p.~rroyo Honda Mainstem and all tributaries A Berryessa Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Calabazas Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Caleros Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Carnadero Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A ('," ,,,t- 0 Cree k Mainstem A (:l1;=rl;= liino Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Guadalupe River Mainstem A Llaqas Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Los Gatos Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Silver Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Matadero Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Pacheco Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Permanente Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Pescadero Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A San Francisqui to Mainstem and all tributaries -A Creek Sarrro;=nt- Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Stevens Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Penetencia Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A

53 44 Santa Cruz Water Description Class All rivers and streams in the Mul tiple Waters County unless otherwise noted below D ., (',ppk Mainstem and all tributaries A l\rana Gulch Creek Mainstem and all tributaries 'A Baldwin Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Corrali tos Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Coward Creek ¡vIainstem and all tributaries A Davenport Mainstem and all tributaries L'inrl i nrr Creek A Green Valley i Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Lae. UIIC1 Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Liddell Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Ma L ors Creek Mainstem upstream of SR-l crossinq A Mattos Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Molino Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A PaJ aro River Mainstem A Pescadero Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A SalsilJueûes Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A San Lorenzo River Mainstem and all tributaries 8. San Vicente Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Scott Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A S()rrl1Pl Creek Mainstem and all tri butaries A Waddell Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Wilder Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Yellow Bank Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A

54 45 Shasta Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -H County above 5, 000 feet, unless otherwise noted below Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the D ~ - í' y below 5, 000 feet, unless otherwise noted below Battle Creek Mainstem and tributaries, unles s -A otherwise noted below

Battle-~_..- CreekL Mainstem and tributaries upstream A North Fork to Lake McCumber Beequm Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A Clear Creek Mainstem from Sacramento River -A upstream to Whiskeytown Dam Cottonwood Creek Mainstem F

Fall River Mainstem and all tributaries A Hat Creek Mainstem and all tributaries p" McCloud River Mainstem and tributaries from -A Bundoora .c;nri nne: upstream of Lake McCloud Dam to upper end of ('"lhu Meadows Old Cow Creek Mainstem upstream to Old Cow Creek -A Meadows

Pit River Mainstem from Shasta Lake upstream C to Fall River Mills Pit River Mainstem from Fall River Mills to -A Shasta-Lassen County Line Rock Creek Mainstem A

Sacramento River Mainstem from Shasta-Tehama County -A Line upstream to Keswick Dam Sacramento River All tributaries to the Sacramento C tributaries River from the Shasta-Tehama County Line to Keswick Dam, unless otherwise noted Screwdriver Creek Mainstem A

55 46 Sierra Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -H r"iint-.y, unless otherwi se noted below Snlnhnr Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Slate Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -0 upstream from the Plumas, Sierra and Yuba county lines to Rabbit Creek Slate Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A upst-ro;,m from P;,hhi_t Creek Frazier Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Yuba River, Mainstem and all tributaries from -0 Middle Sierra Yuba r y Line upstream to Mil ton Reservoir Yuba River, Mrii nstem and all tributaries from -0 North Fork Sierra-Yuba County Line upstream to Ladies Canyon Creek , IiiJel-endence All waters draininq to I '('0 -A Lake trihnt-riries Lake Truckee River Mainstem and all tributaries G Long Valley Creek Mainstem and all tributaries E

(47) Siskiyou Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -H LOUllLY above 4,000 feet, unless otherwise noted below Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -F Couii L Y below 4,000 feet, unless otherwise noted below Salmon River, Mainstem from French Creek upstream A South Fork to St. Claire Creek Salmon River Mainstem upstream to Freiqht Train -A Rapid at river mile 8 (RM8) Appleqate River Mainstem and all tributaries C Beaver Creek Mainstem A

56 ~ DUYUo Creek Mainstem A nyuee Creek Mainstem A Cade Creek Mainstem A Camp Creek Mainstem A Canyon Creek Mainstem A China Creek Mainstem A Clear Creek Mainstem A Cottonwood Creek Mainstem A (tributary to Klamath River) Dillon Creek Mainstem -A

Dunn Creek Mainstem A

Elk Creek Mainstem A (tributary to Klamath River) Fort Goff Creek Mainstem -A

French Creek Mainstem A Grider Creek Mainstem A Horse Creek Mainstem A nuiiiuu'- Creek Mainstem A Illinois River Mainstem -A East Fork I iide ¡Jendence Mainstem A Creek Indian Creek Mainstem A (tributary to Klamath River) Jenny Creek Mainstem from Iron Gate Reservoir -A upstream to California ~ State Line King Creek Mainstem A Klamath River r'1ainstem from Iron Gate Reservoir -A upstream to California-Oregon State Line Little Grider Mainstem A Creek

Li ttle Horse Mainstem -A Creek

57 Portuquese Creek Mainstem A Seiad Creek tVIainstem upstream to the confluence -A of the East and West Forks of Seiad Creek Shackleford Creek Mainstem -A Mainstem and all tributaries Shasta River upstream of County Road A12 A Stanshaw Creek Mainstem A Sugar Creek Mainstem A T1. '''on Creek Mainstem A Titus Creek Mainstem A Okonom Creek Mainstem A Walker Creek lvlainstern A Wooley Creek Mainstem and tributaries p" Special Closures for Thermal Refugia in the Salmon River Watershed A 200-foot radius * at the confluence of each of the following waters with the Salmon River (or its tributaries) is designated Class A: Water Name Location in Salmon River Watershed Big Creek Confluence with North Fork of Salmon River Black Bear Creek Confluence with South Fork Salmon River Butler Creek Confluence with mainstem of Salmon River Crapo Creek Confluence with mainstem of Salmon River Eddy Gulch Confluence with North Fork of Salmon River Horn Creek Confluence with mainstem of Salmon River Indian Creek Confluence with South Fork Salmon River Jackass Gulch Confluence with North Fork of Salmon River Jessups Gulch Confluence with North Fork of Salmon River Jones Gulch Confluence with North Fork of Salmon River Li t tle North Confluence with North Fork of Salmon River Fork Salmon River Knownothinq Confluence with South Fork of Salmon River Creek Matthews Creek Confluence with South Fork of Salmon River McNeal Creek Confluence with South Fork of Salmon River Merrill Creek Confluence with mainstem of Salmon River Methodist Creek Confluence with South Fork of Salmon River Monte Creek Confluence with mainstem of Salmon River Morehouse Creek Confluence with mainstem of Salmon River Nordheimer Creek Confluence with mainstem of Salmon River

58 Plummer Creek Confluence with South Fork of Salmon River Sainte Claire Creek Confl with South Fork of Salmon River Shiltos Creek Confluence with North Fork of Salmon River Somes Creek Confluence with mainstem of Salmon River Wooley Creek Confluence with mainstem of Salmon River Special Closures for Thermal Refugia in Klamath River Watershed A 200-foot radius* at the confluence of each of the followinq waters and the Klamath River is desiqnated Class A: Water Name W;:ter Name (conti nl1ed) Aubrey Creek Little Horse Creek Barkhouse Creek Little ¡"nrnh'irr Creek Beaver Creek T,iimrr,py Creek 1=('rr1l c: Creek McKinney Creek Cade Creek Mill Creek caii y u!! Cree k Natuket Creek China Creek Neqro Creek Clear Creek Of Neil Creek Coon Creek Oak Flat Creek Cottonwood Creek J:UL l.ULj uese Creek Crawford Creek Reynolds Creek Dillon Creek Rock Creek Doqqett Creek Roqers Creek Dona Creek Salmon River Elk Creek Sandy Bar Creek Elliott Creek Scott River Empire Creek Seiad Creek Fort Goff Creek Shasta River Grider Creek Stanshaw Creek Halverson Creek Swillup Creek Horse Creek Teneyck Creek Creek Thomas Creek In .; ;e Creek Tt on Creek Indian Creek Ti Creek Irvinq Creek Titus Creek King Creek Tom Martin Creek Kohl Creek Ukonom Creek Kuntz Creek Walker Creek Ladds Creek Wilson Creek

59 Little Grider Creek it is

s. Therefore the effective closure at thermal 1 is a SOO-foot radius from the er-line of the confluence of the tributa stream with the mainstem river.

48 Solano Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -H County below 300 feet elevation, I unless otherwise noted below Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the D County above 300 feet elevation, unless otherwise noted below Cordelia Slouqh Mainstem and all tributaries A Frank Horan Mainstem and all tributaries -A Slough Green Valley Mainstem and all tributaries -A Creek Napa River Mainstem and all tributaries A Suisun Creek Mainstem and all tributaries l\

49 Sonoma Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -D County, unless otherwise noted below Estero Americano Mainstem and all tributaries A Fort Ross Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Gualala River Mainstem and all tributaries A Kolmer Gulch Mainstem and all tributaries A Petaluma River Mainstem and all tributaries p" Russian River Mainstem and all tributaries, A excludinq Dry Creek above Warm Sprinqs Dam Russian Gulch Mainstem and all tributaries p, Creek Salmon Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A

60 Schell Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Sonoma Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Tolay Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A 50 Stanislaus Water Description Class All rivers and streams in the Multiple Waters County west of 1-5 D All rivers and streams in the County east of 1-5, unless Mul tiple Waters otherwise noted !i San Joaquin River t"lainstem C Stanislaus River Mainstem upstream to Tulloch Darn C Tuolumne River Mainstem upstream to La Granqe Dam C 51 Sutter Water Description Class Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -C County, unless otherwise noted below Butte Creek Mainstem A Feather River Mainstem A Sacramento River Mainstem F

52 Tehama Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -F County, unless otherwise noted below Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -A LOUllLV east of State Hwy 32 Antelope Creek Mainstem -A Antelope Creek, Mainstem upstream to South Fork Gun -A South Fork Club Antelope Creek, Mainstem upstream to Judd Creek -A North Fork Beegum Creek Mainstem and all tributaries -A Butte Creek Mainstem and all tributaries from -A Tehama-Butte Count V Line

61 Carter Creek Mainstem from Deer Creek A ('r;lh, Creek Mainstem from Tehama Butte LOUlll..Y -A Line Deer Creek Mainstem from Sacramento River to A Deer Creek Falls Mill Creek Mainstem from Sacramento River to -A Lassen National Park Boundary Sacramento River Mainstem from Tehama - Bu t te County A Line to Tehama-Shasta County Line Willow Creek Mainstem A

Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the F ('r;iint-.y, unless otherwise noted below Big French Creek Mainstem A Browns Creek Mainstem A Canyon Creek Mainstem from confluence with -A Trinity River, upstream to Rarick Gulch Dutch Creek Mainstem A Grass Valley Mainstem A Creek Indian Creek Mainstem to confluence with South A Fork Indian Creek Manzani ta Creek Mainstem -A New River Mainstem and all tributaries -A upstream from East Fork New River New River, East Mainstem and all tributaries -A Fork Price Creek Mainstem -A

Re;irii nrr Creek Mainstem A Rush Creek t1ainstem A Soldier Creek Mainstem A Trinity River Confluence with Klamath River to -A the South Fork Trinity River

Trini t y River Mainstem from South Fork Trinity D Ri ver upstream to North Fork Trinity River

62 Trinity River Mainstem from North Fork Trinity C River upstream to Grass Valley Creek Trini t y River Mainstem and all tributaries from A confluence with Grass Valley Creek upstream to Lewiston Dam Trinity River Mainstem and all tributaries D upstream of Lewiston Dam Trinity River, Mainstem from North Fork Trinity -A East Fork of River upstream to Enterprise Mine North Fork at Noonan Gulch Trinity River Mainstem and all tributaries to the A North Fork wilderness boundary at Hobo Gulch Trinity River Mainstem and all tributaries -A South Fork Weaver Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A

54 Tulare Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -A r'riiint-y above 4, a a a feet elevation Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -F County between 1, 000 and 4, 000 feet elevation Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the H r'riiint-y below 1, 000 feet elevat ion

(55) Tuolumne Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -A County above 5,500 feet elevation Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -0 County from 2 000 feet to 5,500 feet elevation, unless otherwise noted below Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -F County below 2, 000 feet elevation, unless otherwise noted below Delaney Creek Mainstem -A (Tuolumne River tributary) Six Bit Gulch Mainstem and all tributaries -B

63 Rebecca Creek Mainstem -B (tributarv to Don Pedro Reservoir) Minnow Creek Mainstem -B (tributarv to Don Pedro Reservoir)

56 Ventura Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the H (""linT, v, unless otherwise noted below Agua Blanca Mainstem A Creek " r Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A Las Virqenes Mainstem -A Creek Magu Lagoon Mainstem from Pacific Ocean to SR-l -A crossinq Malibu Creek Mainstem and all tributaries, -E unless otherwise noted Piru Creek Mainstem from Pyramid Reservoir to -A Lockwood Creek Santa Clara Mainstem from Paci fic Ocean to Piru -A River Creek Santa Paula Mainstem -A Creek Sespe Creek Mainstem and all tributaries A

Sisar Creek Mainstem A i Ventura River Mainstem and all tributaries A 1

57 Yolo Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -C County east of 1-5 or 1-505 (whichever is further west) , unless otherwise noted below Mul tiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -F County west of 1-5 or 1-505 (whichever is further west) unless otherwise noted below Sacramento River Mainstem F

64 58 Yuba Water Description Class Multiple Waters All rivers and streams in the -C ('niint-.v west of Bullards Bar Reservoir, unless otherwise noted below Dry Creek M;,inc;tem upstream to Merle ('nllinc; -A Reservoir Sacramento River Mainstem F Slate Creek Mainstem and all tributaries from -D the North Fork Yuba River upstream to Yuba-Plumas Count V Line Yuba River Mainstem from Feather River to -A Englebriqht Reservoir Yuba River, Mainstem from Yuba River upstream -D Middle to Yuba Sierra County Line Yuba River, Mainstem and all tributaries from -D North Fork New Bullards Bar Reservoir upstream to Yuba-Sierra County Line

Note: Authority cited: Sections 5653 and 5653.9, Fish and Game Code. Reference: Sections 5653 - 5653.9, Fish and Game Code.

(b) Special Closures by County. Except as specified in subsections (c) and (d) below, the suction dredge class restrictions for each county are as follows:

(1) l'rameda Class H.

(2) Prlpine Class C. (3) Amador East of High'day 49 is Class C, the remainder is Class H.

(5) Calaveras East of Highv;,ay 49 is Class C, the remainder is Class H. (6) Colusa Class H. (7) Contra Costa Class H. (8) Del Norte Class E.

65 remainder is Class II. the National Forests is Class C, the remainder is Class H. (Kings River Speeial ~qanagement Area has been closed to suction dredging by the o. S . Forest Service. Contact Sequoia National Forest for details. ) (11) Glenn Class H. (12 ) Humboldt Class E. (13) Imperial C1 ass H. (14 ) Inyo Class A.

(17) Lake Class H. (18) Lassen Class C.

Gabriel Nountains may be closed to suction dredging by the o. S. Forest Service. Contact the Angeles National Forest for details.) (20) Nadera Within the external boundaries of the National Forests is Class C, the remainder is Class H. (21) Narin Class A. (22) ~qariposa Within the external boundaries of the National Forests is Class C, the remainder is Class H. (23) Nendocino Class A. (24) Nerced Class H. (25 ) Nodoc Class C. (26) ~qono Class A. (27) Nonterey Class A. (28 ) Napa Class Pi.

66 remainder is Class H.

(31) Placer East of High\¡wy 49 is Class C, the remainder is Class H. (32) Plumas Class C.

(34) Sacramento Class II. (35) San Benito Clas3 Pi.. (36) San Bernardino Class H. (Portions of the San Gabriel ~1ountains may be closcd to suction dredging by the U. S. Forest Service. Contact the Angeles National Forest for details.)

(37 ) San Diego Class II .

(38 ) San Francisco Class II .

( 39) San Joaquin Class II .

7\ (40 ) San Luis Obispo Class L i .. (41 ) San Hateo Class A.

(42 ) Santa Barbara Class II . ( 43) Santa Clara Class H.

7\ (44 ) Santa Cruz: Class 1, I .. (45 ) Shasta Class C. (46) Sierra Class C. (47 ) Siskiyou Class E. (48 ) Solano Class H. (49) Sonoma Class A. (50 ) Stanislaus Class H. (51 ) Sutter Class H. (52 ) Tehama Class D. (53 ) Trinity Class E. (54 ) Tulare Within the external boundaries of the National Forests is Class C, the remainder is Class H.

67 remainder is Class !!. (56) Ventura Class II. (57) Yolo Class H. (58) Yuba Class!! .

(c) Eight Inch Nozzle Size. An eight inch diameter intake nozzle specified in Section 228.5 (d) : (1) Ainerican (Placer, Nevada, and El Dorado counties)

(2) l'rmerican River, P1iddle Fork (El Dorado and Placer counties). The main stem American River ~1iddle Fork from its junction ';lith the North Fork of the American River upstream to the confluence with the Rubicon River is Class C. (Note: Recreational dredging is allowed in the Auburn

68 State Recreation Area on an interim management basis. Contact thc Auburn State Recreationnreaor n É instructions.)'

(3) I\merican River, North Fork (Placer County). The'main stem North Fork American River from Folsom Reservoir to the Colfax Iovw Hill Road Bridge is Class C. From the ColÉax Iovw Hill Road Bridgeups t ream to Heath Springs (T16N R14E S26) is Class A. (Note: Recreational dredging is allmwd in the Auburn State Recreation Area on an interim management basis. Contact the Auburn State Recreation Area Éor instructions. )

(4) Z\merican River, South Fork (El Dorado County). The main stem South Fork American River Érom Folsom Reservoir upstream to the High'vay 49 bridge at Coloma is Class C.

(5) Pimerican River, South Fork Tributaries (El Dorado County). All tributaries to the South Fork Amer::can River from Folsom Reservoir upstream are Class C.

(6) Antelope Creek and Tributaries (Placer County) Antelope Creek and its tributaries are Class B.

(7) Auburn Ravine and Tributaries (Pl acer County). Auburn Ravine and its tributaries are Class B.

(8) Bear River (Placer County). The main stem Bear River from Forty PÜle Road to the South Sutter Irrigation District's diversion dam is Class D.

69 Hole (T24N R3E S31) is Class I'r

(10) B'ig Creek and Tributaries ' (Fresno County) B' Ir . "9 Creek,

(11) Big". C reek (Trinitye main stem Big Creole is Clas s ~ County). Th '

(12) Blue C reek and Tributaries ' (Del Hart counties). Bl ue Creek and its cributaries .¡ , e andare HumboldtClass P..

(13 ) Butte C reek (Butte main stem Butte Creek from the Sutter Count". County).yine l' upst Theream to the DurA,am Oroville

High',vay Br' id ge upstream, ta the intake of Center-'illv e Ditch ' (T23N R3E S10) is Class Ji, .

(14) Calaveras R'iver and Trib'tltaries . (C aaveras1 d Joa quin' . count'ies) . The Cala"e'v ras River and an' San below Nev'vogan H Resernoiv r are Classits tributa B. ries '

(15) Canyon C reek (Yuba County). ,eTh main ' stem Canyon, reek C from i't s mouth upst ream to the S'ierra Yuba County l'ine (T20N R8E S25) .is Class C. (16) CherrvJ Creee J (Tuolumne C ounty). Th ' Cherry Creek is Class B. ,e main stem of

70 (17) Chov.-hilla River (p1adera and Hariposa counties). The main stem Chowchilla River from Eastman Lake upstream to the West and East forks of the ChmJchilla River is Class A.

(18) ChO'JChilla River West Fork (Hadera and Hariposa eounties). The main stem West Fork ChO'JChilla River from its mouth upstream to the High\¡wy 49 bridge is Class I'i

(19) Clavey River (Tuolumne County). The main stem Clavey River is Class A.

(20) Clear Creek and Tributaries (Sis kiyou County). Clear Creek and its tributaries are Class A.

(21) Colorado River and Tributaries (Imperial, Riverside and San Bernardino counties). The main channel and all side sloughs and tributaries of the Colorado River are Class A.

(22) Cosumnes River (Sacramento, Amador and EI Dorado counties). The main stem Cosumnes River from the Western Pacific Railroad Bridge about 1/4 mile above the mouth upstream to the Latrobe IIigh\¡wy Bridge is Class 0, and from the Latrobe Ilighway Bridge upstream to the confluence with the North and Hiddle forks of the Cosumnes River is Class H-

(23) Cosumnes River, North Fork (EI Dorado County). The main stem North Fork Cosumnes River from the ~hddle Fork of the Cosumnes River upstream to the Somerset Pleasant Valley Road Bridge is Class II.

71 Somerset Road is Class H.

Fork Cosumnes River upstream to the County Road Bridge at River Pines is Class II.

(26) Cme Creek and Tributaries (Fresno County). Co',, Creek and its tributaries are Class A.

(27) Curtis Creek (Tuolumne County). The main stem Curtis Creek is Class C.

(28) Deep Creek (San Bernardino County). The main stem Deep Creek is Class A.

(29) Deer Creek (Nevada County). The main stem Deer Creek from Ponderosa Way below Rough and Ready Falls (T16N R7E S13) upstream to IIigh'vwy 49 is Class C.

(30) Dillon Creek and Tributaries (Siskiyou County). Dillon Creek and its tributaries are Class A.

(31) Dinkey Creek and Tributaries (Fresno County). Dinkey Creek and its tributaries are Class Pr.

(32) Eagle Creek (Tuolumne County). The main stem Eagle Creek is Class C.

72 (33) Eastman Lake (Hadera and Hariposa counties). Eastman Lake is Class I\. (34) Eel River, All Forks and Tributaries (Hendocino County). The Eel River, all forks and its tributaries upstream of the Humboldth1endocino and Trinity/Hendocino County lines are Class A.

(35) Eel River, ~1iddle Fork and Tributaries (Hendocino and Trinity counties). The ~1iddle Fork Eel River and its

(36) Feather River (Butte County). The main stem Feather River from Honcut Creek (Tl7N R3E S27) upstream to the High'day 70 Bridge is Class B, and from the High',wy 70 Bridge upstream to Oroville Dam is Class A.

(37) Feather River, South Fork (Butte and Plumas counties) The main stem South Fork Feather River from Oroville Reservoir upstream to Little Grass Valley Dam (T22N R9E S31) is Class C.

(38) Flat Creek and Tributaries (Shasta County). Flat Creek and its tributaries are Class H.

(39) French Creek (Trinity County). The main stem French Creek is Class A.

(40) Grapevine Creek (Tuolumne County). The main stem Grapevine Creek is Class B.

(41) Horton Creek (Tuolumne County). The main stem Horton Creek is Class A.

73 Creek is Class B. (43) Independence Creek and Tributaries (Nevada and Sierra counties). Independence Creek and its tributaries from Independence Lake upstream are Class A.

(44) Jm,'bone Creek (Tuolumne County). The main stem Jm,'bone Creek is Class B.

(45) Kaweah River (Tulare County). The main stem Kaweah

The Kern River and its tributaries from Isabella Dam upstream are Class A.

tributaries are Class A.

(48) Kings River and Tributaries (Fresno and Kings counties). The Kings River and its tributaries from Tulare Lake upstream to Pine Flat Dam are Class A.

(49) Klamath River, Hain Stem (Del Norte, Humboldt and Sis kiyou counties). The main stem Klamath River from the mouth upstream to the Salmon River is Class G, from the Salmon River upstream to 500 feet downstream of the Scott

Gate Dam to the Oregon border is Class A.

74 Creek is Class C.

(51) Lavezzola Creek (Sierra County). The main stern Lavezzola Creek is Class C. (52) Little Rock Creek and Tributaries (Los Angeles County). The main stem Little Rock Creek and its tributaries from the Sycamore Campground in the Angeles National Forest upstream are Class A.

(53) Little Swede Creek (Trinity County). The main stem Little S',lede Creek is Class A.

(54) Backlin Creek (Nevada County). The main stem ~qacklin Creek from its confluence ',vith the Biddle Fork Yuba River (T19N R12E 816) upstream is Class A.

(55) Balibu Creek and Tributaries (Los Angeles County). Balibu Creek and its tributaries are Class A.

(56) ~leCloud River (Shasta County). The main stem BeCloud River from the southern boundary of Section 16, T38N, R3W, upstream to Lake BeCloud Dam is Class A.

(57) Bereed River (Berced County). The mai n stem ~qereed River from the San Joaquin River upstream to the Crocker Huffman Dam (upstream from Snelling) is Class A.

(58) Bereed River Hqariposa County). The main stem Bereed River is Class C.

75 stem North Fork ~krced River is Class C.

~hncr' s Ravine and its tributaries are Class B.

Creek is Class l\. (62) Hokelumne River (Amador, Calaveras and San Joaqui n counties). The main stem ~1okelumne River from Burella Road upstream to Camanche Dam is Class A, from Camanche Dam upstream to Pardee Dam is Class II, and from Pardee Dam upstream is Class C.

(63) ~1ud Creek (Butte County). The main stem Bud Creek from Big Chico Creek upstream is Class C.

(64) Nelson Creele (Plumas County). The main stem Nelson Creek is Class C.

(65) New River and Tributaries (Trinity County). New River and its tributaries upstream from the East Fork NeliJ River, are Class A.

(66) Ne',J River East Fork and Tributaries (Trinity County) The East Fork NO'd River and its tributaries from the Ne',J River upstream are Class A.

(67) Piru Creek and Tributaries (Ventura and Los Angeles counties). Piru Creek and its tributaries are Class A.

76 (68) Pit River and Tributaries (Lassen and Hodoe counti es) . The Pit River and its trib~taries are Class A.

(69) Poor Han Creele and Tributaries (Tuolumne County). Poor Han Creek and its tributaries are Class l'.

(70) Portuguese Creek and Tributaries 01adera County) Portuguese Creek and its tributaries are Class A.

(71) Rock Creek (Butte County). The main stem Rock Creek from Big Chico Creele upstream to the Butte/Tehama County Line is Class C. (72) Rock Creek and Tributaries (Shasta County). Rock Creek and its tributaries are Class ¡¡.

(73) Rose Creek (Tuolumne County). The main stem Rose Creek is Class C.

(74) Rubicon River and Tributaries (El Dorado and Placer counties). The Rubicon River and its tributaries are Class C. No dredge with an intake larger than four inches may be used.

(75) Sacramento River and Tributaries (several counties). The main stem Sacramento River from the San Francisco Bay upstream to Shasta Dam is Class A. The Sacramento River and its tributaries from Shasta Lake upstream to Box Canyon Dam are Class l'.

(76) Salmon River (Siskiyou County). The main stem Salmon River is Class D.

77 stem North Fork Salmon River from the South Fork Salmon is Class D.

stem South Fork Salmon River from the North Fork Salmon

Class D.

(79) Salt Creele and its Tribu~aries (Riverside County). Salt Creek and its tributaries are Class A.

(80) San Fel ~ pe Creek and its Tributar i es (Imperial and San Diego Counties), San Felipe Creek and its tributaries are Class XL

(81) San Gabriel, East Fork and Tributaries (Los Angeles County). The East Fork San Gabriel River and its tributaries from Cattle Canyon upstream are Class A.

(82) San Gabriel River, West Fork and Tributaries (Los Angeles County). The West Fork San Gabriel River and its tributaries from the Rincon Guard Station upstream are Cla33 A.

(83) San Joaquin River (several counties). San Joaquin River from the Delta upstream to Friant Dam (Millerton

78 mou~h upstream are Class A.

(85 ) San Nateo Creek and Tributaries (San Diego, Orange and Riverside counties). San Bateo Creek and its tributaries from its mouth upstream are Class A.

(86) Santa 2'Ina River and its Tri'b u tari 'es (San Bernardino County.) The Santa Ana River an d its tributaries from the mouth of Bear Creek upstream are Class A.

(87 ) Santa Clara River and Tributaries (Los Angeles and Ventura counties). TheSaqta u Clara River and its tributaries from the Los Ange es1 Inryen ti:ra County line upstream are Class A, except that Texas Canyon Creek is Class H.

(88) Santiago Creek an d Tributaries (Orange County) . Santiago Creek and its tributaries 'dithin the Cleveland National Forest are Class A.

(89) Saxon Creek (Nariposa. County). The main stem Saxon Creek is Class A. (90) Scott River and Tri'b u tari 'es (Siskiyou County). The Scott River and its tributaries are Class G.

(91) Secret Ravine and Tri. ub ariet 's (Placer County). Secret Ravine and its tributaries are Class B.

79 (92 ) Sesp e Creek ( "ventura C ounty) Sespe

to its confluence with Tul e Creek is Class ¡: 1 ~

(93 ) Sha'¡i C reek and Tributaries ' Shay Creek atrd, its' tributar'xes A.

(94) Shasta R'iver and TribuLaL ries . . The Shasta R'~~iver and its tributar'ies 1.1.7\

(95) Sherlock C County) The main stem Shcrlock reekreek criposais01a Class 7\'1. i .

(96) Silver King C reek and Tributaries . U\lpine C ounty) . Silver K'ing Creek af1di its' tributaries ' are Class 7\J. r .

(97) Siz Bit C (Tuolumf1l..C County). S' iz BitCreek reek and itsand tributaTr' i utaries ries b' are Class A" .

(98 ) Smith R'iver (Del Horte County). The main 3tem ~hddle Fork i3 Clas3 D.

(99) Stan'i3lau3 R'iver (C and TU01UaiaTTcrmne count' v a3, San Joaquin theSan Joaquinies). W pThc main stem ' ~St .St ,"nislan, and omfr ,i '_CioOdqi'Ne" ver "upstre am to anilaus b "vcr R' frO"1He Aosop'o --ones, ir, is .am Cl8 upst£eam,· n Dam c"elnd.l3 Class'. " (lOO) Sull."ivan Cre ias 5 C. lfig New "01main stone,em Sull'ivan c.creek isC(Tuol' Cl assumne C.

80 H7Creek from High',vay~oao 49 'upstream isto Pine GulchClass R d

(102) Sycamore Creek anE! TriButaries ( Fresno County) . Sycamore Creele, rii:utaryt . b. to the Kings Rive r, anE! its trìButaries are Class A.

(103) T exas Canyoni reeC Ie (Los Angeles C ounty). The main stem Texas Canyon Creek is Class II.

(104) Trinity Ri"erv , Nain Stem belo"N Len'vvlS tOR Dam (IIumbolE!t

Klamath River upstream to the South Clas",rom s l'the Southf Fork Fork TTrinity ' River is Nor t~rinityn ForIeni y River River Triis Class 'tIIupstream, f ' to theFor~e

Trinity Riverp~tream u to q,rom Grass j7va 11 -eytheCreek North is Class D , anE! from Grass Valle'y Creek upstream to Lewi ston.I Dam L 'iS Class ,''r

(105) rinityT ,. River,, Nain Stem anE! Trii:utaries 'b aBove LUliston. ,rinity Dam (T 'County). , The Trinitv .1verRi' anE! its tribut~aries . above Lewiston Dam are open to dreèging from July 1 through October 15.

(106) Trinity River,orth N ForIe anè T ' County)e orth Th Fork Nributaries Trinity Riper è '(Trinity

upstrearn rom f if !loBo anCampground its Gulch tributaare Class A.ries .

(107) Tuolumne River (Stanislaus County). The main stem Tuolumne Ri''v Her -rom f the Waterforè Br'i è ge upstream to La Grange Dam is Class A.

81 are Class B.

Turnbaek Creek and its tributaries are Class A.

(110) Wolf Creek (Nevada County). The main stem Wolf Creek from the Tarr Ditch Diversion (T1SN R8E S10) upstream is Class C.

(111) Woods Creek and Tributaries (Tuolumne County). Woods Creek and its tributaries from Harvard Hine Road (JamestO'm) dO'mstream are Class C, from Harvard ~hne Road

(113) Yuba River (Yuba County). The maio stem Yuba River from its mouth at Harysville upstream to High'vwy 20 is Class B, and from High~wy 20 upstream to Englebright Dam is Class A.

(114) Yuba River, North Fork (Sierra and Yuba counties). The main stem North Fork Yuba River from the ~1iddle Fork of the Yuba River upstream to Fiddle Creek is Class H.

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