http://www.theolympian.com/outdoors/story/307035.html


from the second page of the article



"After seeing 10 years of hard labor negated by a 10-minute decision and a 10-day gillnet season, Loomis said he realized "I'll never be able to raise more fish than the commercial fisherman can harvest."

His research convinced him that 80 percent or more of the region's salmon were being harvested in the ocean.

Anglers have "been brainwashed over the years" into thinking that the problem with salmon and steelhead is caused mostly by "hydro (dams), habitat and hatcheries," Loomis said. "But the main problem is the overharvest of wild fish."


so? is it over harvest or habitat?