Ban on 2 Stroke Boat motors, when?

I'm considering replacing my old two stroke with another old two stroke.  I'm wondering its a bad idea to invest in 2 strokes these days.
I know 2 strokes are banned on Tahoe, and maybe a few other lakes, but anyone have insight into if, and how soon 2 stroke motors are likely to be banned
either in ocean or through Ca?

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Nope! Do it! Some lakes won't let them on but there is no broad BAN planned....

Thanks Ron. Those posts are from 2009, so was looking for some updated info...
Appreciate it.

I am sure there will eventually be a "fee" (tax) on two strokes. This is the land of fees...

I'm still running a 1980 75hp I'm going to run it until it dies Or is
completely band it runs like a champ as good as the day it was made a band would be devastating for many fishermen
I think if they do go for a band it won't happen for many years
But you never know so if I was replacing a motor it could be wise to just move to a four stroke but I tend to hold on to things for a very long time

Some lakes have special two stroke restrictions. I believe San Luis it has to be a newer motor with some kind of clean emission sticker on it.

Are 2-stroke engines allowed to launch on Lake Tahoe or the surrounding lakes in the area?
The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) prohibits the launch and use of all carbureted 2-stroke engines. This generally applies to outboard motors and personal watercraft (jetskis). The TRPA does allow all 4-stroke engines and Direct Fuel Injected (DFI) 2-stroke engines. If your watercraft/engine has a California Air Resources Board (CARB) Star rating on it, it is allowed on the Lakes of the Tahoe Region. Some common outboard engines that are allowed:
Evinrude E-TEC (2-stroke DFI)
Mercury Optimax (2-stroke DFI)
Yamaha High Pressure Direct Injection (2-stroke DFI)
All Honda engines (4-stroke)
If you are unsure about whether or not your watercraft/engine is allowed on the Lakes of the Tahoe Region, please contact Steve Sweet, [email protected]  775-589-5250.

There is no outwrite band on to strokes and only a very few are even trying to band them
And then it's the ones like I run there referring to
But mine would be granddaughtered in so this is really not a problem