Interesting, there is no mention of the ESA listed, Snake River Wild stock in the Bright stocks.
This was the "constraining" stock to allow a sport priority? Yet the gill nets went in and harvested above the mouth of the Lewis River as planned with the 50% allowable impacts rather than 30% under policy

I hope the Commission will update and reaffirm the policy.
Staff at Harvest Management squandered a conservation benefit of the B run Steelhead. The gill nets do not distinguish between stocks or species, only the size of the fishes encountered. Thus the most fit steelhead and ability of those to produce offspring were removed.