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They have to be kidding me. Don’t people realize that they make them throw back the no hatchery fish I have fished there for years You catch 5 to 1 ratio of fish. What happens is you catch 5 none hatchery fish which you have to put back to 1 hatchery fish. What happens many times is that the 5 that you caugh and had to toss back 3 of them die because of the stress. there are way more fish out there but the ruling on what you can keep is baloney which hence fixes the numbers to make you think there are less fish Wake Up people
they should not be eligable for relief… they should be in the same boat as all other small buisnesses that go under when in trouble.. the industry and the resource would benifit from fewer commercial fishermen. alot of the salmon closures in Cook inlet came after comm fish allowed them the continue to fish after test fisheries were finding low numbers of returning silver salmon…