i agree but they go in, reach there esa take and catch a few fish and they are done, the new way of thinking is to replace them with a method that has a lower release mortality rate so they can catch more hatchery fish while killing the same amount of wild fish, before any of you 25 dollar experts bash me answer a question or 2, how many hatchery coho from the columbia do you think the gillnetters would be allowed if they had a release mortality rate of 10 percent ?, do you think this new method will spread to willipa and grays harbor ??, what about puget sound ??