Post by Gsseagle on Dec 22, 2011 21:24:41 GMT -5
Commission Launches New
Pennsylvania Waters Patch Series
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) has launched a new embroidered patch series which is now available for purchase.
The Pennsylvania Waters Patch Series contains two patches - a Spring Creek Canyon patch and a Spring Creek Canyon-Brown Trout patch. The patches are only available through Wilderness Editions at www.wildernesseditions.com or by calling 1-800-355-7645. The patches are $6 each and can be purchases by check, money order or credit card.
The patches are the first in the Pennsylvania Waters Series. The series will feature the rivers, streams and lakes of Pennsylvania. The companion patch will highlight a fish species found in those waters.
The inaugural series features Spring Creek Canyon in the north-central region of the state outside State College. On Sept. 30, the multi-partnered Spring Creek Canyon Cooperative Management Coalition unveiled signs and an informational kiosk to greet visitors to more than 1,800 acres which were opened for public use. A 4.4-mile main trail offers recreational opportunities such as hiking and biking. The canyon land is jointly managed by the PFBC, Pennsylvania Game Commission, the state Department of Corrections, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and The Pennsylvania State University and Benner Township.
For more information about fishing and boating in Pennsylvania, please visit our website at www.fishandboat.com.
Pennsylvania Waters Patch Series
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) has launched a new embroidered patch series which is now available for purchase.
The Pennsylvania Waters Patch Series contains two patches - a Spring Creek Canyon patch and a Spring Creek Canyon-Brown Trout patch. The patches are only available through Wilderness Editions at www.wildernesseditions.com or by calling 1-800-355-7645. The patches are $6 each and can be purchases by check, money order or credit card.
The patches are the first in the Pennsylvania Waters Series. The series will feature the rivers, streams and lakes of Pennsylvania. The companion patch will highlight a fish species found in those waters.
The inaugural series features Spring Creek Canyon in the north-central region of the state outside State College. On Sept. 30, the multi-partnered Spring Creek Canyon Cooperative Management Coalition unveiled signs and an informational kiosk to greet visitors to more than 1,800 acres which were opened for public use. A 4.4-mile main trail offers recreational opportunities such as hiking and biking. The canyon land is jointly managed by the PFBC, Pennsylvania Game Commission, the state Department of Corrections, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and The Pennsylvania State University and Benner Township.
For more information about fishing and boating in Pennsylvania, please visit our website at www.fishandboat.com.