1. More launch areas on the three rivers. More specifically on the Mon where Southside is the only Launch between the point and Braddock.
2. No more opening day for trout. make it all year and keep up on the stockings.

ORIGINAL: Timachro

2. No more opening day for trout. make it all year and keep up on the stockings.

Hope you're ok with a HUGE license increase if they're doing year round stockings outside of just special regs areas. Or be willing to see much smaller ammounts of fish stocked periodically.

What Stillhead said !!!
The "big bass program " is a joke. On those lakes institute a winter slot limit of a couple fish 12"- 15" & or 1 trophy over 20" or better yet a no kill reg.all together.

I tournament fish & I even think they have too many on arthur. But when the local Bass clubs have the noses up the PFBC you know what, that won't happen. Why do you think you never see a citation written for all those guys that have 25-30 hp outboards. It's not that hard to see.

I would like to see dunkard creek put back to what it was two years ago I would also like to see less trout stockings and more game fish stock such as stocking more muskies in more places

1. The hope that they can find a dedicated funding source (marcellus tax) to be able to address the backlog of dam repairs, accesses, environmental problems, etc. Without clean water areas, it doesn't matter how many fish you raise because there isn't any place to put them.

2. A continued emphasis on habitat that has started recently - what a difference great habitat makes to our fisheries.

3. A year-round trout season with a statewide catch and release regulation from March 1 to May 1. May 1 would then start the "harvest" season.

Go ahead and bash me, but I would love to be aloud to use trotlines. When I lived in Ohio they were the greatest. Set one out. Bass or walleye fish for a while and come back to some nice sized eating cats. M- M Good.

Here is another Idea a law stating that canoe's need to stay within 20 yards of shore and not in the middle of a lake.

I could maybe see this regulation on unlimited horsepower lakes. Within so many yards of shore or no wake areas. Canoes should be able to go anywhere on electric only, 10 HP, and 20 HP lakes.

ORIGINAL: BIGHEAD

Here is another Idea a law stating that canoe's need to stay within 20 yards of shore and not in the middle of a lake.

ORIGINAL: eyeassassin

put the panfish enhancement program in effect state wide. Close pymi for walleye just like the inland waters for a couple years to maybe help the population. Get rid of the stupid erie stamp.

The natuaral reproduction rate of walleye in PYMY is next to nil. You'll only get larger fish this way. I just like to catch fish, and a lake like Pymy I know anyday of the year i can target walleye. I like this, because catching late season trout isn't my ticket, and bass fishing is for the average 6 figure wallet.

It's up to the sportsman to protect this lake, only take what you eat, and hope the next guy does the same.

They have this info on their county maps.

ORIGINAL: Accountant

I'd like to see the fish and boat comission put together a comprehensive map showing ALL points of public access to water. I understand that the Corps of engineers, the PFBC, the parks website, and a lot of counties and municipalities have online access to the information, but the information is kind of cumbersome.

theres lots of boaters who are hazards, too. just sayin'

There are some good ones posted on here, but here are my top ones.
 
1. Add a youth fishing license for anyone under 15 years olds $5 per license,no special stamps & a max family license cost of$20 that would cover all children in your immediate family.
 
2. No closed trout season with more fall stockings, this would eliminate the opening day "Circus" . 
 
3. If a stream has any natural reproduction of wild/native trout, end pre/in season stockings of pellet heads.
 
4. Add a lifetime license for those that are not senior citizens.

"4. Add a lifetime license for those that are not senior citizens."

I discussed this with the new executive director a few months ago. He said it was "worth consideration". Any license, or fee changes, have to be approved by the legislature though. He also staed that he would NOT pursue the Jr. license. He says he is also looking into other possible funding sources, and the possiblity/feasibilty of a license fee DEcrease.

Amen to some control on Amish Navy

ORIGINAL: Erie Mako

1 - A photo-license program.
The technology is there, lets use it...that way Jebadiah Strawhat can't loan his license to his brother Joshua Strawhat to avoid buying a second license!

2 - Including "horse excrement" to the list of things considered as littering along the waterway!
It's sooooo relaxing to spend hot August evening trying to relax at the local lake while it smells like a barnyard...

i also agree with not closing trout season. maybe even add a few more stockings in the fall after we get some rain.