What is really funny about that is that anybody that knows me knows that I am about as granola and honey as KK is pro life... I'm actually one of those bikers guys that would just as soon tape them up to a tree, piss on them and then cut down the tree. But whatever...

The problem with man trying to fix the fish runs is that there is no way for man to predict what he is doing to the entire food chain until it is too late. Nature in itself is a balancing act and when man tries to correct something its is usually on one side or the other of the balance point. Artificially boosting fish runs will deplete the smaller side of the food chain while increasing the larger side until it collapses and swings the other way. My opinion is that mans influence actually forces the pendulum to swing farther in both directions.

Fish are about the last remaining wild commodity that is still exploited globally. Until that changes we are stuck in this cycle of good and bad and it will probably continue until we introduce some disease that kills all the fish altogether...