The Chehalis Tribe posts it's schedule internally just like QIN does.
The netted totals will go to the WDFW when they begin to work on true co-management of the Chehalis Basin fisheries and work actively with the Chehalis Tribe to come to an MOU that will allow true transparency and co-management of the fish in the Chehalis. All commercially caught and sold fish are reported on Fish tickets to WDFW and NWIFC.
The Chehalis Tribe did not fish for Spring Chinook Commercailly in 2008 they had two ceremonial opening and caught less than 20 fish for their annual Salmon Ceremony to celebrate the return of their most prized fish the Spring Chinook a fish they hope to begin supplementing through hatchery production.
The Chehalis Tribe did not come close to the quota number for wild or hatchery Coho, Chum, Fall Chinook and Spring Chinook in 2007 or 2008.
In 2008 the Chehalis Tribes fishery for Winter Steelhead was closed as soon as they recieved an agreed to number from the WDFW in February 2008, they haven't fished in March or April for several years unlike the QIN and they only fish for 48 hours per week maximum inside their Reservation boundary for fish that pass through their section of the Chehalis River above the Wynoochee and Satsop.
If WDFW could work out an agreement with QIN on Steelhead prior to any commercial openings for either the QIN or the Chehalis Tribes it would benefit everyone I'm still unclear why this agreement can't be made before the fishery begins.
I hope this clears things up for you DrifterWA please feel free to ask anymore questions you might have and I'll try to answer them.