GA SB319

Replaces the existing statutory lists of specific named state park lakes with individual boat restrictions (e.g., privately owned boat bans, electric trolling motor-only requirements, horsepower limits) with a general provision allowing the Department of Natural Resources to post prohibitions or restrictions on boat use at any park, historic site, or recreational area

Makes it unlawful to have or use a boat on waters of any state park, historic site, or recreational area in violation of any prohibition or restriction posted by the department, rather than requiring the General Assembly to legislate lake-by-lake rules

Requires only that signs be posted at park entrances to constitute sufficient notice of boat restrictions for the entire park, historic site, or recreational area

Exempts law enforcement and official department use from the boat restrictions

Revises fishing provisions to explicitly include wade fishing (in addition to bank fishing) between 7:00 A.M. and 10:00 P.M., and broadens the department's authority to close and post waters for any reason, not just "fisheries management purposes"