You know I just read an article about tanglenets. They are just like a gillnet, but they catch the fish in the tooth or jaw area and allow the fish to respire while caught in the net. Some commercial fishermen in the Columbia are using them to fish in mixed stock areas with chinook. The guy the was the focus of the article ended up catching shad, sturgeon, steelhead, wild chinook and hatchery chinook. He released everything except for hatchery chinook. Why can't the indians use tanglenets instead of gillnets and release the wild fish?

~ Dr Pepper