. Rapport biennal combinés pour la période se terminant le 1942/1946. La Commission des poissons en Pennsylvanie ; pêche ; la pisciculture. r Il est heureux de signaler que les deux printemps et programmes de stockage de mi-saison ont été maintenus qui ont été le plus utilisé dans le sa- toire de la Communauté. On estime qu'au cours de 1946, la répartition de la truite s'élèveront à environ 2 000 000 Brook, marron et Arc-en-ciel de plus de taille légale, remplissant ainsi la promesse qu'au moment du retour de nos combattants de plusieurs centaines de milliers de truites supplémentaires seraient plantés dans nos cours d'eau et d'eaux qui sont ouverts à l'éditeur

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. Combined biennial report for the period ending 1942/1946. Pennsylvania Fish Commission; Fisheries; Fish culture. r It is gratifying to report that both spring and mid-season stocking programs have been maintained which were the heaviest in the his- tory of the Commonwealth. It is estimated that during 1946 the distribution of trout will total approximately 2, 000, 000 brook, brown and rainbow of more than legal size, thereby fulfilling the promise that upon the return of our fighting men several hundred thousand additional trout would be planted in our streams and waters which are open to public fishing. A real job has been done during the last biennium with the younger group, which means so much to the future fishing of Pennsylvania. The Board's educational program covering relations between the land owner and the fisherman has greatly improved. We invite your consideration of the brief report of the Board's activities which follow. Fishing is still the most popular pastime in the field of sports and by the present reports covering the sale of licenses, it will be well over the 500, 000 mark, which means at least a million fishermen on the streams and lakes throughout the Com- monwealth.. C. A. French, Commissioner of Fisheries. i •jir -A- -A- EDITORIAL We salute you, soldier! To you fine fellows now streaming back across the sea, we doff our hat! To say that we are glad for your return would put it quite mildly—we are MIGHTY GLAD and join with your loved ones back home here in pouring forth our affection and admiration. While you were gone the folks on the home front held last. We kept the faith—and we prayed for you, too. Your friends in the sports circles have been busy. Plans for permanent recreational centers have been formulated and in many cases actual construction work has long since begun. Yes, the fishermen have not forsaken you and with the return of materials available again, the future surely holds much in store for improved facilities and the ult

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