If passed, and I see no reason it wouldnít be, the state will see an increase in the minimum size limit for trout of 2 inches ...

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission is considering increasing the minimum legal size for trout by 2 inches. Currently, a trout must be at least 7 inches long for an angler to keep that fish ...

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission is considering whether to raise the minimum size for anglers to keep trout. During the agency’s Fisheries Committee meeting on Sept. 30, members spoke about ...

In contrast to stocked trout fisheries, wild brook trout populations are protected and restored through habitat restoration projects (e.g. dam removal), land protection and harvest regulations, along ...

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission, along with volunteer sportsmen groups, raise and stock millions of trout each year for public angling. It takes about 18 months to raise an average-sized ...

This potential change aims to better manage and protect wild trout populations, particularly brook and brown trout. A recent survey found that 85% of anglers would support increasing the minimum size ...