Poll - Do You Support The PFBC Stocking Over Class A Streams?

[Mike]

A tourist in my home state. That stung a little!

If you have a camp in Pa, it wouldn’t hurt to mention that and its county.

 

[DaveKile]

A tourist in my home state. That stung a little!

Pennsylvania’s been home to my family for over 200 years. I grew up in PA—started trout fishing with my dad at age four, picked and ate sweet corn from the family farm in Fleetville, and love my Philly cheesesteaks and scrapple. I went to school at IUP, and at 26, I moved out of state for 35 years to chase my career. But I always came back—and after I retired, I retuned.

Crappy roads and all, it’ll always be home. I’ll always proudly call myself a Pennsylvanian.

 

[The_Sasquatch]

Pennsylvania’s been home to my family for over 200 years. I grew up in PA—started trout fishing with my dad at age four, picked and ate sweet corn from the family farm in Fleetville, and love my Philly cheesesteaks and scrapple. I went to school at IUP, and at 26, I moved out of state for 35 years to chase my career. But I always came back—and after I retired, I retuned.

Crappy roads and all, it’ll always be home. I’ll always proudly call myself a Pennsylvanian.

same, my mom's a "Daughter of the Revolution", been in PA the whole time. My dad's family are PA Dutchies, been here since the Anabaptists first arrived on these shores. I'll never be a tourist in PA-but I guess, legally, I am! I'm a sojourner, right now, in a land that is not my home.

 

[dudemanspecial]

Caring about something should never be defined by where your mail gets delivered.

 

[Swattie87]

A tourist in my home state. That stung a little!

Could be worse. You could have a front license plate. 😛

 

[jifigz]

Pennsylvania’s been home to my family for over 200 years. I grew up in PA—started trout fishing with my dad at age four, picked and ate sweet corn from the family farm in Fleetville, and love my Philly cheesesteaks and scrapple. I went to school at IUP, and at 26, I moved out of state for 35 years to chase my career. But I always came back—and after I retired, I retuned.

Crappy roads and all, it’ll always be home. I’ll always proudly call myself a Pennsylvanian.

Out of all of the eastern states, PA is one that has a lot to offer, at least in my myopic PA-native view. I love this state dearly.

 

[caddisflyer]

I took a few minutes and wrote them an email. Lets hope it helps.

 

[The_Sasquatch]

Could be worse. You could have a front license plate. 😛

I will NEVER have one of those!