Harrisburg — The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission recently announced that applications are being accepted for the Erie Access Improvement Program.
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission seeking Lake Erie access improvement grant proposals Read More »
As a growing number of communities realize the positive social and economic impacts of having convenient boating access along their local waterways, the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is offering the next round of Boating Facility Grants to help communities capitalize on the surge in new boating activity.
Pennsylvania fish agency is offering more Boating Facility Grants Read More »
The Fish & Boat Commission announced Sept. 9 that it has awarded $196,832 in grant funding through its R3 Education Grant Program.
Through this program, the commission will support 16 education projects in 10 counties to promote new and renewed interest in fishing and boating in Pennsylvania through the recruit ment of new participants, retention of existing participants, and reactivation of former participants – collectively known as “R3.”
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission awards R3 education grants to 17 fishing groups Read More »
In advance of a major dam rehabilitation project at High Point Lake, located in Addison Township, Somerset County, the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission announced in mid-August that the process has begun to complete a full drawdown.
A full drawdown has begun at Pennsylvania’s High Point Lake in Somerset County Read More »
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission recently announced that 19 members of its 26th class of waterways conservation officers have formally graduated from the agency’s H.R. Stackhouse School of Fishery Conservation and Watercraft Safety.
19 Pennsylvania waterways conservation officers report to regions for duty Read More »
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission recently conducted a timber rattlesnake survey in an undisclosed part of Clearfield County.
The location of the survey is kept a secret to protect timber rattlesnakes from unlawful activity including poaching. The known breeding habitat is a rocky portion of forest that is visited once annually by the agency’s biologists to monitor the abundant population of the native species of venomous snakes.
Rattlesnake survey serves as officer training for Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission Read More »
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission, during the agency’s recent quarterly meeting, awarded several grants through its Boating Facility Grant Program.
Funds for this program are derived primarily from boat registration fees, state motorboat fuels tax and restricted revenue accounts, if applicable. In certain instances, federal aid is also used, if appropriate.
Pennsylvania commission awards 16 grants to boating facilities Read More »
With the busy spring boating season underway, the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is alerting boaters and other visitors to Walnut Creek Marina, Erie County, that several maintenance projects remain underway at the facility.
While sand-removal operations and dredging within the marina basin have been completed, additional dredging will continue within the marina channel over the next two weeks.
Walnut Creek Marina in Erie County, Pa., undergoing repairs Read More »
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission on May 2 partnered with the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission to stock 1,500 trout into Oil Creek around the Drake Well Museum and Park historical site in Venango County.
The leaders of each agency said they are looking for ways to serve their common audiences. Along with attracting history buffs and school groups to northwestern Pennsylvania to learn about the region’s oil boom that began in the late 1850s, neighboring Oil Creek attracts anglers, fly-fishermen and kayakers from across the state.
Partnership leads to stocked trout in Pennsylvania’s Venango County Read More »
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