Bill, Please provide a break down of what rules were violated?

My observation-
Testimony was provided at the public hearing in Port Townsend, which was open to anyone. Facts and data were used and presented to provide evidence to the Commission there is a downward trend of wild steelhead stocks playing out in Washington. The Commission choose to vote on the side of the resource and provide a "cease fire" through a moratorium to evaluate and allow time to come up with a improved "conservation" management plan for wild steelhead.

I respect the fact that you disagree with moratorium, but I will not allow the process that was followed to be called "unethical" and accused of "being caught" doing something wrong just because you have different opinion.

I believe no matter what I say will have an effect on your opinion, so let's agree to disagree.