Section 1

Act 61 of 1970, § 1, under MAKING THE BROOK TROUT THE STATE FISH.

Act 61 of 1970, § 1

Section 1. The Brook Trout is the only trout a native of Pennsylvania waters. A choice of most epicures, it is the most beautiful and widely distributed member of the salmon family in the State and is found in the small, cold mountain streams and lakes and in the spring-fed limestone streams of the valleys. The Brook Trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) is hereby selected, designated and adopted as the official State fish of Pennsylvania.