MyFishFinder.com Just like iceshanty but warmer
... Or needing an FBI background check to volunteer at your church youth group. I could go on
I think this is a very good rule in PA. New York and Wisconsin have much colder and longer ice seasons than PA (in general) and make enough ice to support motorized vehicles for extended periods of time. Lakes in the northern part of Pennsylvania and the Pocono region may be OK but the rest of the state doesn't get enough ice to support the weight of an ATV or snowmobile for any meaningful amount of time. I'd venture to guess that most of the lakes in PA see no more than 8 inches of ice during a good year in the winter months and that ice rarely lasts more than a few weeks (if at all). If PA allowed ATVs and snow machines on the ice, they'd almost certainly be pulling vehicles and bodies from our waterways far too often.
You are not legally bound to wear your fishing license on a outer garment in Pa. You can carry it in your wallet or even have it on a app. I work as a licensed guide and called HBg about it 2 years ago. A client had it on his cell phone and yes it was legal. Also I agree with no motorized vehicles on Pa fish and boat lakes. Many years ago it was permitted or perhaps just not enforced and it was a zoo. However some of the larger lakes could possible be a exception made. Sometimes it is bad enough when a half dozen guys start there power augers up and decide to drill 20 plus holes with in 100 yrds of you. Not complaining but a little common sense goes a long way.
Around 5:15 in this video, the head of the Fish and Boat testifies license display is no longer required. It is "for the convenience of the angler."https://www.facebook.com/reppeifer/videos/1687659368199205/I always display, out of habit, but I don't worry anymore if my license get's covered by a life jacket or some other piece of clothing. I wish I had the exact copy of the law saying display isn't required, but I've never found it.
This is how you do it LOL.