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Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 107 - BOATING RESTRICTIONS › Section 107.4 - Public safety light

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(a) Vessels
				  engaged in government sanctioned public safety activities, and commercial
				  vessels performing similar functions, may display an alternately flashing red
				  and yellow light signal. The identification light signal shall be located so
				  that it will not interfere with the visibility of the vessel's navigation
				  lights. The identification light signal may be used only as an identification
				  signal and conveys no special privilege. Vessels using the identification light
				  signal during public safety activities shall abide by the Inland Navigation
				  Rules, and may not presume that the light or the exigency gives them precedence
				  or right-of-way.
(b) Public safety
				  activities include patrolling marine parades, regattas or special water
				  celebrations; traffic control; salvage; firefighting; medical assistance;
				  assisting disabled vessels; and search and rescue.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 107 - BOATING RESTRICTIONS › Section 107.5 - Streams less than 200 feet across

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(a)
				  Reserved.
(b) It is unlawful for a
				  person to operate an air-propeller driven boat, an all-terrain vehicle, an air
				  cushion effect vehicle or similar craft on an area of a stream that is less
				  than 200 feet in width except when special regulations provide
				  otherwise.
The provisions of this §
												107.5 amended under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5123.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 107 - BOATING RESTRICTIONS › Section 107.8 - Vessels permitted on restricted waters

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(a) This chapter and Chapter 111 (relating to
				  special regulations counties) which apply to electric motors, horsepower
				  restrictions and speed limitations do not apply to the following boats under
				  circumstances when compliance would impede performance of their designated
				  functions:
(1) Law enforcement or emergency
				  boats owned by Federal, State or municipal agencies when engaged in the
				  performance of their duties.
(2)
				  Nonemergency boats owned by the Federal, State or municipal agencies engaged in
				  official functions.
(3) United
				  States Coast Guard Auxiliary boats on official patrols requested by the
				  Commission.
(4) Emergency boats
				  eligible for assistance referrals from the Commission, United States Coast
				  Guard or State or municipal law enforcement agencies when responding to
				  emergency situations when life, limb or property are at risk.
(5) Boats operating under the authority or
				  license of a State or municipal agency, or an owner of a body of water when in
				  the performance of official functions related to the operation of that
				  waterway, its facilities or appurtenances.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 109 - SPECIALTY BOATS AND BOAT-TOWED WATERSPORTS › Section 109.2 - Paddleboards and sailboards

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(a)
Paddleboards
. For purposes of this subsection, a paddleboard
				  is a boat with no freeboard propelled by a paddle, oar, pole or other device.
				  It is unlawful for a person to operate or attempt to operate a paddleboard on
				  waters of this Commonwealth without having a United States Coast Guard approved
				  wearable personal flotation device on board for each person, unless otherwise
				  required to be worn in accordance with §
										97.1 (relating to personal
				  flotation devices). This prohibition does not apply to persons operating or
				  attempting to operate a paddleboard in designated swimming, surfing or bathing
				  areas.
(b)
Sailboards
. For purposes of this subsection, a sailboard is a
				  type of single or double hulled boat equipped with an articulating mast and
				  designed to be operated by a person standing on the board and maneuvering
				  through the trim of the hand-held sail and distribution of body weight on the
				  board. It is unlawful for a person to operate or attempt to operate a sailboard
				  on waters of this Commonwealth unless the person is wearing a United States
				  Coast Guard approved wearable personal flotation device. Inflatable personal
				  flotation devices may not be used to meet this requirement.
The provisions of this § 109.2 amended under
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5123.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 109 - SPECIALTY BOATS AND BOAT-TOWED WATERSPORTS › Section 109.3 - Personal watercraft

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(a) As used
				  in this section, "personal watercraft" means a boat less than 16 feet in length
				  which meets the following conditions:
(1)
				  Uses an internal combustion motor powering a water jet pump as its primary
				  source of motive propulsion.
(2) Is
				  designed to be operated by a person sitting, standing or kneeling on, rather
				  than being operated by a person sitting or standing inside the
				  vessel.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 109 - SPECIALTY BOATS AND BOAT-TOWED WATERSPORTS › Section 109.4 - Waterskiing and other boat-towed water sports

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(a)
Definitions.
The following words and terms, when used in this
				  section, have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise:
Boat-towed device
-An inflatable tube or
					 other device designed to be sat, stood, kneeled or laid upon while being towed
					 through or on water behind a boat. The term includes water skis, aquaplanes,
					 kneeboards, inner tubes, inflatable hot dogs, air mattresses, parasails, kite
					 skis and similar devices.
Boat-towed watersports
-Activities that
					 involve being towed by a boat or riding in or on the wake of a boat such as,
					 but not limited to, waterskiing, wake surfing and tubing.
Competent observer
-A person who has the
					 ability to assess when a person being towed behind a boat is in trouble, knows
					 and understands the waterskiing hand signals, and is capable of helping a
					 person being towed.
PFD
-Personal Flotation Device as defined
					 in §
											97.1 (relating to personal
					 flotation devices).
Trick-skier
-A water-skier who can be
					 identified by body movements and skiing positions, which readily differentiate
					 the trick-skier from the ordinary "forward" skier engaged in straight skiing or
					 slalom and jump events, and also by the following:
(i)
Skis.
Short (38
				  inches-40 inches) and wide (8 inches-9 inches) with no keels on
				  bottom.
(ii)
Speed of
				  tow.
Slow (12-18 miles per hour).
(iii)
Rope.
Short (40 to 50 feet) and often with
				  toehold strap attached to handle.
Wake surfing
-A competitive or recreational
					 water sport in which a person on a wake board or similar style board rides in
					 or on the wake of a motorboat.
Water ski
-A single or pair of long flat
					 runners designed to be used by a person for planing over water while being
					 towed behind a boat.
Waterskiing
-A competitive or recreational
					 water sport in which a person is towed across the water's surface behind a boat
					 in any fashion on a water ski as defined in this subsection or on their bare
					 feet.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 109 - SPECIALTY BOATS AND BOAT-TOWED WATERSPORTS › Section 109.5 - Divers and buoys

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(a)
Definitions.
The following words and terms, when used in this
				  section, have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise:
Code flag alpha
-A rigid flag not less than
					 1 meter (39.37 inches) square, with the half closest to the staff being white
					 and the other half being blue. The blue segment has a triangular piece removed.
					 The apex of the triangle extends halfway through the blue field.
Divers down flag
-A flag not less than 14
					 inches square, red in color with a white stripe running diagonally from the top
					 of the staff to the opposite lower corner. The white stripe shall be one-fifth
					 as wide as the flag.
(b)
Displaying of flags.
(1) A
				  boat shall display the code flag alpha while it is restricted in its ability to
				  maneuver due to diving operations. Restricted in its ability to maneuver means
				  that divers are attached to a boat by some physical means.
(2) During diving activities a divers down
				  flag shall be displayed in the water on a buoy, whether a boat is present or
				  not. The buoy shall be placed directly above the diving
				  location.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 109 - SPECIALTY BOATS AND BOAT-TOWED WATERSPORTS › Section 109.6 - Special marine events

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(a) A special
				  marine event may be permitted only as authorized by the Commission, or where
				  applicable, Federal authority.
(b)
				  Persons responsible for holding special marine events shall:
(1) Submit a complete Form PFC-500 in
				  duplicate to the Regional Law Enforcement office for the region where the event
				  is to be held at least 60 days prior to the start of the event.
(2) Provide for marking and patrolling the
				  event.
(3) Ensure a copy of the
				  special activities Permit is available onsite for inspection by authorized
				  personnel of the Commission.
(4)
				  Ensure that participants are familiar with the conditions of the special
				  activities permit.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.2 - Allegheny County

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(a)
Allegheny River.
The following special regulations apply to
				  the Allegheny River:
(1) Boats are limited to
				  slow, no wake speed from Miles 12.8 to Lock and Dam Number 2 at Mile 14.5 in
				  the back channel of Twelve and Fourteen Mile Islands.
(2) The area behind Nine Mile Island, Mile
				  10.0 to Mile 10.4 is a designated ski zone. Boats not actively engaged in
				  towing water-skiers or other boat-towed watersport participants are limited to
				  slow, no wake speed.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.3 - Armstrong County

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(a)
Crooked Creek Lake.
(1) A
				  boat may not tow more than one boat-towed device on weekends and holidays from
				  the Saturday preceding Memorial Day through Labor Day.
(2) Boats equipped with inboard engines with
				  over-the transom or straight type exhausts, wet or dry, are
				  prohibited.
(3) Air boats are
				  prohibited.
(4) Boats are limited
				  to slow, no wake speed in the following areas:
(i) From the dam to a buoy line crossing the
				  lake above the swimming beach.
(ii)
				  From the shoal buoys to the headwaters.
(5) Persons shall wear a Coast Guard approved
				  personal flotation device at all times when on board boats less than 16 feet in
				  length or any canoe, kayak or paddleboard.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.4 - Beaver County

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(a)
Beaver River
. Boats are limited to slow, no wake speed from
				  the mouth upstream to Mile 2.3.
(b)
Bradys Run Lake
. The operation of boats powered by internal
				  combustion motors is prohibited.
(c)
Little Beaver Creek (Ohioville
				  Area)
. Boats are limited to slow, no wake speed from the mouth
				  upstream to the State line.
The provisions of this § 111.4 amended under
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.5 - Reserved

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The provisions of this § 111.5 reserved under
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.6 - Berks County

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(a)
Blue Marsh Lake.
(1) Boats
				  equipped with inboard engines with over-the-transom or straight stack type
				  exhausts, wet or dry, are prohibited.
(2) Boats are limited to a slow, no wake
				  speed in the two arms of the lake formed by Spring Creek and Tulpehocken
				  Creek.
(3) A boat may not tow more
				  than one boat-towed device.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.7 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												111.7 reserved under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.8 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												111.8 reserved under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.9 - Bucks County

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(a)
Lake Nockamixon.
The operation of boats powered by internal
				  combustion motors is permitted. The use of motors in excess of 20 horsepower is
				  prohibited.
(b)
Neshaminy
				  Creek.
Boats are limited to slow, no wake speed on the entire creek
				  from its headwaters to its confluence with the Delaware River.
(c)
Tyler State Park.
The
				  operation of boats powered by internal combustion motors is
				  prohibited.
(d)
Delaware
				  River.
(1) Boats are limited to
				  slow, no wake speed in Franklin Cove.
(2) Boats are limited to slow, no wake speed
				  while passing through the following bridge spans:
(i) Route 263 (Stockton-Center)
				  Bridge.
(ii) Route 202 Toll
				  Bridge.
(iii) Route 179 (New
				  Hope-Lambertville) Bridge.
(iv)
				  Lumberville Foot Bridge.
(v) Upper
				  Black Eddy-Milford Bridge.
(vi)
				  Riegelsville Bridge.
(vii)
				  Frenchtown "Free" Bridge.
(3) The mooring of boats within 100 feet of
				  the marina boat dock in Franklin Cove is prohibited.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.10 - Butler County

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Lake Arthur-Moraine State Park.
The
					 operation of boats powered by internal combustion motors is permitted. The use
					 of motors in excess of 20 horsepower is prohibited.
The provisions of this §
												111.10 amended under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.11 - Cambria County

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Glendale Lake-Prince Gallitzin State Park
.
					 The operation of boats powered by internal combustion motors is permitted. The
					 use of motors in excess of 20 horsepower is prohibited.
The provisions of this §
												111.11 amended under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.12 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												111.12 reserved under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.13 - Carbon County

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(a)
Beltzville Lake-Beltzville State Park
.
(1) The operation of boats powered by
				  internal combustion motors is permitted. The speed of boats is limited to 45
				  mph.
(2) Boats are limited to slow,
				  no wake speed at Pine Run, Wild Creek and Pohopoco Creek Bays.
(3) Waterskiing and other boat-towed
				  watersports are prohibited except between sunrise and sunset in the designated
				  ski zone. Boats in this zoned area shall operate in a counter-clockwise
				  direction. Boats not engaged in waterskiing and other boat-towed watersports
				  shall remain outside the ski zone area while waterskiing and other boat-towed
				  watersports are in progress. A boat may not tow more than one boat-towed device
				  on weekends and holidays from the Saturday preceding Memorial Day through Labor
				  Day.
(4) It is unlawful to operate
				  boats equipped with inboard engines with over-the-transom or straight stack
				  type exhausts.
(5) Kiteskiing and
				  parasailing are prohibited at all times.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.14 - Centre County

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Foster Joseph Sayers Lake-Bald Eagle State
					 Park
.
(1) The operation of
				  boats powered by internal combustion motors is permitted. The speed of boats is
				  limited to 45 mph.
(2) Boats are
				  limited to slow, no wake speed in the following areas:
(i) Hunters Run Cove inlet.
(ii) The southern end of Hunters Run Cove in
				  the vicinity of boat launching areas.
(iii) The northern end of Hunters Run Cove
				  from the inlet to the dam.
(iv)
				  Within 100 feet of either side of the Route 26 Highway Bridge.
(v) From approximately 2,000 feet west of the
				  Upper Greens Run launch ramp through the backwaters of the lake.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.15 - Reserved

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The provisions of this § 111.15 reserved under
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.16 - Clarion County

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(a)
Clarion River.
Boats are limited to slow, no-wake speed from
				  the mouth of McGourvey Run to the mouth of Blyson Run.
(b)
Redbank Creek.
Boats are
				  limited to slow, no wake speed on the entire creek from its headwaters to its
				  confluence with the Allegheny River.
The provisions of this § 111.16 issued under
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.17 - Clearfield County

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(a)
Treasure Lake
.
(1) Boats are
				  limited to slow, no wake speed from the established buoy line at the following
				  areas:
(i) Lake Marina.
(ii) Coral Cove.
(iii) Matura Cove.
(iv) Galion Bay.
(v) Columbus Court Cove.
(vi) Treasure Lake Road Cove.
(vii) Access areas at Hurricane
				  Cove.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.18 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												111.18 reserved under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.19 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												111.19 reserved under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.20 - Crawford County

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(a)
Canadohta Lake
. The operation of boats powered by internal
				  combustion motors is permitted. The use of motors in excess of 10 horsepower is
				  prohibited.
(b)
Conneaut
				  Lake
. The anchoring of boats is prohibited in the area along the
				  western shoreline of the lake commonly referred to as the "sand bar." The no
				  anchor zone will extend along the shoreline to a line of buoys.
(c)
Pymatuning Reservoir-Pymatuning
				  State Park
. The operation of boats powered by internal combustion
				  motors is permitted. The use of motors in excess of 20 horsepower is
				  prohibited.
(d)
Sugar
				  Lake
. The use of motors in excess of 10 horsepower is
				  prohibited.
(e)
Woodcock
				  Creek Lake.
(1) The use of motors in
				  excess of 20 horsepower is prohibited.
(2) Waterskiing is prohibited.
(3) Boats are limited to slow, no wake speed
				  in a zone defined by the area east of the LR 20063 Causeway.
(4) Persons shall wear a Coast Guard approved
				  personal flotation device at all times when on board boats less than 16 feet in
				  length or any canoe, kayak or paddleboard.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.21 - Cumberland County

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Fuller Lake-Pine Grove Furnace State Park.
Boating is prohibited.
The provisions of this §
												111.21 amended under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.22 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												111.22 amended under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.23 - Delaware County

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(a)
Delaware River
. Boats are limited to slow, no wake speed
				  between Tinicum Island and the Pennsylvania shoreline.
(b)
Darby Creek
. Boats are
				  limited to slow, no wake speed on the entire creek from its headwaters to its
				  confluence with the Delaware River.
The provisions of this §
												111.23 amended under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.24 - Elk County

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East Branch Clarion River Lake-Elk State
					 Park.
(1) The operation of
				  boats powered by internal combustion motors is permitted. The speed of boats is
				  limited to 45 mph. It is unlawful to operate boats equipped with inboard
				  engines with over-the-transom or straight stack type exhausts.
(2) Boats are limited to slow, no wake speed
				  in the following areas:
(i) Sevenmile Run
				  Bay.
(ii) South Fork/Straight Creek
				  Bay.
(iii) East Branch Clarion
				  River Bay from the no-wake buoys to the extreme backwaters of the
				  lake.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.25 - Erie County

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(a)
Lake Erie and Presque Isle Bay.
(1) Boats are limited to slow, no wake speed
				  in the following areas:
(i) Through the Erie
				  Harbor Entrance between the North Pierhead Light (fog horn) and Inter Range
				  Tower.
(ii) In the area adjacent to
				  the Erie Public Dock, extending from the Erie Sand and Gravel Company on the
				  west to the Continental Grain Company piers on the east. The restricted area
				  will include the Canal Basin and extend northward to the harbor line.
(iii) Within the boundaries of Presque Isle
				  State Park, including the waters of Marina and Misery Bays and the waters along
				  the bay and lake shore for a distance of 500 feet from the shore.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.26 - Fayette County

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Youghiogheny River Lake.
Persons shall
					 wear a Coast Guard approved personal flotation device at all times when on
					 board boats less than 16 feet in length or any canoe, kayak or
					 paddleboard.
The provisions of this §
												111.26 amended under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.27 - Forest County

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Tionesta Lake.
(1) Persons shall wear a Coast Guard approved
				  personal flotation device at all times when on board boats less than 16 feet in
				  length or any canoe, kayak or paddleboard.
(2) Boats are limited to slow, no wake speed
				  upstream from the confluence of Little Piney Run.
The provisions of this §
												111.27 issued under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.29 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												111.29 reserved under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.30 - Greene County

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Ten Mile Creek
. It is unlawful to operate
					 a boat in excess of slow, no wake speed.
The provisions of this §
												111.30 amended under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.31 - Huntingdon County

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(a)
Greenwood Lake-Greenwood Furnace State Park
. It is unlawful to
				  operate a boat powered by a motor.
(b)
Lake Raystown
.
(1) Boats are limited to slow, no wake speed
				  in the following areas:
(i) Seven Points,
				  Yocum Bay, Woodcock Valley Cove, James Creek Cove, Great Trough Creek Cove,
				  Coffee Run Cove and Shy Beaver Cove.
(ii) From the no-wake buoys between Putts
				  Camp and Weaver Falls Access to the extreme backwaters of the lake.
(iii) Between peninsula number one and
				  peninsula number three known as the Rothrock Recreation Area above the Route
				  994 Bridge.
(iv) Other coves, bays,
				  inlets, arms and areas marked with slow, no-wake buoys.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.32 - Indiana County

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(a)
Conemaugh River Lake.
(1)
				  Persons shall wear a Coast Guard approved personal flotation device at all
				  times when on board boats less than 16 feet in length or any canoe, kayak or
				  paddleboard.
(2) The operation of
				  boats powered by internal combustion motors is prohibited.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.33 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												111.33 reserved under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.35 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												111.35 reserved under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.36 - Lancaster County

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(a)
Lake Aldred-Susquehanna River.
Boats are limited to slow, no
				  wake speed from the York County shoreline to the northern point of Urey Islands
				  to the southern tip of Blair Island, and back to the York County shoreline. The
				  area is about 1 mile in length.
(b)
Susquehanna River
. Boats are limited to slow, no wake speed
				  for both of the following:
(1) From the
				  Lancaster County shoreline to the northern point of Shad Island south to the
				  southern point of Green Island and back to the Lancaster County shoreline from
				  January 1 to October 1.
(2) In all
				  areas between and within 200 feet of the islands comprising the Conejohola
				  Flats.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.37 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												111.37 reserved under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.38 - Lebanon County

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Stoever's Dam
. The operation of boats
					 powered by internal combustion motors is prohibited.
The provisions of this §
												111.38 amended under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.39 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												111.39 reserved under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.40 - Luzerne County

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(a)
Lily Lake.
(1) Boats with
				  greater than 60 horsepower engines or greater than 20 feet in length are
				  prohibited.
(2) Boats are limited
				  to slow, no wake speed except those operating within the buoyed high speed
				  operating zone, between noon and sunset between the Saturday preceding Memorial
				  Day and September 30.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.41 - Lycoming County

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(a)
Susquehanna River
. Boats are limited to slow, no wake speed
				  between Swimmers Island and the south shore of the Susquehanna River.
(b)
Pine Creek
. Only boats
				  powered by motors of 10 horsepower or less are permitted from the county line
				  downstream to the Route 220 Bridge. After January 1, 1995, the operation of
				  internal combustion engines is prohibited.
The provisions of this §
												111.41 amended under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.42 - McKean County

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Allegheny River Reservoir (Kinzua
					 Dam).
(1) Boats are limited
				  to slow, no wake speed in the following areas:
(i) Chappel Bay.
(ii) Morrison Run Bay.
(iii) From the sewer plant at Kiasutha to the
				  headwaters above Red Bridge.
(iv)
				  Willow Bay.
(v) Sugar
				  Bay.
(vi) Elijah Run boat
				  launch.
(vii) Other coves, bays,
				  inlets, arms and areas marked with slow, no-wake buoys.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.43 - Mercer County

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(a)
Shenango River Lake.
(1) The
				  use of motors in excess of 20 horsepower is prohibited in the area west of the
				  Penn Central Railroad (Levittsburg) causeway to the Ohio line.
(2) Boats are prohibited in Game Lands
				  Propagation Areas.
(3) Waterskiing
				  is prohibited south of the Conrail Railroad Bridge to the hazard buoys at the
				  dam.
(4) Boats are limited to slow,
				  no wake speed in the following areas:
(i)
				  Stewart's Bay.
(ii) Celery
				  Bay.
(iii) The main lake from the
				  vicinity of the Hopper Road Fisherman Access Area to the extreme backwaters of
				  the lake.
(iv) From the hazard
				  buoys above the dam to the Conrail Railroad Bridge.
(v) Two hundred feet from the shoreline in
				  the vicinity of the Shenango Day Use Area and Campground and the Route 18
				  causeway.
(vi) Duck Lake.
(5) Persons shall wear a Coast
				  Guard approved personal flotation device at all times when on board boats less
				  than 16 feet in length or any canoe, kayak or paddleboard.
(6) Waterskiing is prohibited in the
				  following slow no wake zones:
(i) Beneath the
				  State Route 18 and State Route 846 Bridges.
(ii) Beneath the Parkers Landing railroad
				  trestle.
(iii) Beneath the railroad
				  trestle at the Shenango Recreation Area.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.45 - Monroe County

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Delaware River
. The operation of personal
					 watercraft is prohibited within the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation
					 Area.
The provisions of this §
												111.45 amended under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.46 - Montgomery County

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Schuylkill River
. Boats are limited to
					 slow, no wake speed between Barbadoes Island and the Norristown shore from the
					 Barbadoes Island Bridge downriver to the Norristown Dam.
The provisions of this §
												111.46 amended under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.47 - Montour County

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Lake Chillisquaque.
(1) The operation of boats powered by
				  internal combustion motors is prohibited.
(2) Boating is prohibited in Goose
				  Cove.
(3) Boating is prohibited on
				  the entire lake from March 15 through April 30.
(4) Inflatable boats shall be at least 7 feet
				  in length, made of durable, reinforced fabric and have at least two separate
				  buoyancy chambers exclusive of any inflatable floor or bottom.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.48 - Northampton County

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(a)
Delaware River
. The operation of personal watercraft is
				  prohibited within the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (upstream
				  from mile 209.5).
(b)
Lehigh River
. Boats are limited to slow, no wake speed in the
				  main channel 150 feet upstream and 150 feet downstream from the Route 33 access
				  ramp.
The provisions of this §
												111.48 amended under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30
						Pa.C.S §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.49 - Northumberland County

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Susquehanna River
. Boats are limited to
					 slow, no wake speed from 250 feet downriver of the Shikellamy State Park boat
					 launch on the south side of Packer's Island upriver a distance of 200 feet
					 above the Route 147 bridge.
The provisions of this §
												111.49 amended under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.50 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												111.50 reserved under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.51 - Philadelphia County

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Schuylkill River.
(1) The use of motors in excess of 10
				  horsepower is prohibited from Flat Rock Dam downstream to the Girard Avenue
				  Bridge. Waterskiing is prohibited. Enforcement and administrative boats when in
				  the course of their official duties as well as escort boats, coach boats and
				  safety boats when used in connection with organized sweep or sculling boat
				  activity are exempt.
(2) Boats,
				  except sweep and sculling boats, their attendant boats and enforcement and
				  administrative boats, are prohibited from the Girard Avenue Bridge to the
				  Fairmount Dam. Traffic shall proceed upstream favoring the west bank and
				  downstream favoring the east bank.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.52 - Pike County

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(a)
Twin Lakes
. It is unlawful to operate a boat powered by a
				  motor.
(b)
Lake
				  Wallenpaupack
.
(1) Waterskiing is
				  prohibited on weekends and holidays at the western end of the lake between a
				  line about 200 yards east of Cairn's Island, as marked by buoys, and the
				  Ledgedale Recreation Area.
(2)
				  Kiteskiing and parasailing are prohibited on weekends and holidays at all
				  locations. Kiteskiing and parasailing are prohibited between the Ledgedale
				  Campsite and the Kipp Island/Wallenpaupack Lake Estates cement boat launch
				  ramp.
(3) The area extending 100
				  feet out from the shoreline shall be considered a special anchorage area. Boats
				  anchored or moored within this area shall be exempt from showing the all-around
				  anchor light between sunset and sunrise, but shall be lighted sufficiently by a
				  shore light to warn an approaching boat of their presence. Boats anchored
				  within this special anchorage area not so lighted from the shore, and boats
				  anchored outside this special anchorage area shall comply with §
											97.4 (relating to signals to
				  attract attention) and show the required light from sunset to sunrise. Shore
				  lights shall be screened so that the operator of an approaching boat is not
				  blinded.
(4) Boats are limited to
				  slow, no wake speed in the following areas:
(i) On Wallenpaupack Creek.
(ii) From the Ledgedale Bridge to a point
				  approximately 1,000 feet downstream.
(iii) From the dam to a point approximately
				  600 feet south.
(iv) Between
				  Cairn's Island and the Pike County shore line.
(5) Boats are limited to 45 mph from sunrise
				  to sunset on weekends and holidays from the Saturday before Memorial Day to
				  Labor Day.
(6) Boats are limited to
				  25 mph between sunset and sunrise.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.53 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												111.53 reserved under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.54 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												111.54 amended and reserved under
						the Fish and Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.55 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												111.55 reserved under the Fish and
						Boat Code,
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.56 - Somerset County

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Youghiogheny River Lake.
(1) Persons shall wear a Coast Guard approved
				  personal flotation device at all times when on board boats less than 16 feet in
				  length or any canoe, kayak or paddleboard.
(2) Boats are limited to slow, no wake speed
				  within the following areas:
(i) Wilkins
				  Hollow Cove.
(ii) Tub Run Cove from
				  a line extending in a southwesterly direction between the outermost points of
				  land on each side of the cove as marked.
(iii) Somerfield Recreation Area as marked in
				  the vicinity of the boat launch ramp and marina.
(iv) Fall Run Cove.
(v) Hall Run Cove.
(vi) Braddocks Run Cove.
(vii) Reason Run Cove.
(viii) Off Somerfield Hill.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.57 - Reserved

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The provisions of this § 111.57 reserved under
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.58 - Susquehanna County

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(a)
Cotrell Lake.
The operation of boats powered by internal
				  combustion motors is prohibited.
(b)
East Lake.
The operation
				  of boats powered by internal combustion motors is prohibited.
(c)
Lakeside Pond.
The use
				  of motors in excess of 10 horsepower is prohibited.
(d)
Laurel Lake.
(1)
Internal combustion motors
				  prohibited.
Internal combustion motors are prohibited except as
				  otherwise provided in this subsection.
(2)
Operation of boats powered by
				  motors of up to 60 horsepower.
Resident property owners at Laurel Lake
				  are permitted to operate boats powered by motors of up to 60 horsepower. It is
				  unlawful for a person, other than a resident property owner or a member of the
				  property owner's immediate family, to operate a boat powered by an internal
				  combustion motor on Laurel Lake. It is unlawful for a person, including a
				  resident property owner and members of the immediate family, to operate a boat
				  powered by a motor rated in excess of 60 horsepower.
(3)
Restrictions on operation of
				  boats powered by internal combustion motors.
Operation of boats
				  powered by internal combustion motors is subject to the following restrictions:
(i)
Towed
devices.
A boat may not tow more than one boat-towed
				  device.
(ii)
Upper
				  Lake.
Boat speed is limited to slow, no wake speed except that, during
				  the period from noon until 6 p.m., no more than two boats powered by internal
				  combustion motors may, at any one time, operate at speeds greater than slow, no
				  wake speed in the marked boat operating zone. Boats operating in the marked
				  zone shall circle in a counter-clockwise direction and shall be subject to the
				  restrictions in this subsection and the code and this subpart. It is unlawful
				  to water ski or tow any other boat-towed device or to operate a boat at greater
				  than slow, no wake speed at any location on the upper lake from 6 p.m. until
				  noon of the following day.
(iii)
Lower Lake.
It is unlawful to water ski or tow any other
				  boat-towed device or to operate a boat at greater than slow, no wake speed at
				  any time at any location on the lower lake.
(iv)
Personal watercraft.
The operation of personal watercraft is prohibited.
(4)
Restrictions on competing uses of
				  marked boat operating zone.
Boats powered by internal combustion
				  motors operating at authorized speeds greater than slow, no wake speed in the
				  marked boat operating zone shall have priority during the time periods when the
				  operation is authorized under paragraph (3)(ii). It is unlawful to operate or
				  stop a boat in the marked boat operating zone in a manner that interferes with
				  authorized operation of internal combustion powered motorboats in the
				  zone.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.59 - Tioga County

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(a)
Cowanesque Lake
. Boats are limited to slow, no wake speed in
				  the following areas:
(1) Mapes Creek
				  Cove.
(2) Baldwins Creek
				  Cove.
(3) Between the buoy lines
				  across the lake in the vicinity of East and West Boat Launch areas.
(4) From the buoy line west of the South
				  Shore Use Area upstream to the headwaters of the lake.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part II - FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION › Subpart C - BOATING › Chapter 111 - SPECIAL REGULATIONS COUNTIES › Section 111.60 - Union County

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Halfway Lake-R.B. Winter State Park
. It is
					 unlawful to operate a boat powered by a motor.
The provisions of this § 111.60 issued under
						30 Pa.C.S. §
													5124.