"According to the bill's current language, the stamp would apply only to sport-fishing anglers on the two rivers", then let's use all the funds from these Red Salmon stamps there on the Kenai and Kasilof rivers to enhance King Salmon.  When the King Salmon Stamp was imposed on Alaska King Salmon Sport Fishermen, a legislature from SE Alaska got the majority of the funds funneled to SE Alaska and they built several King Salmon hatcheries.  Result, a very good Comm Fish King Salmon fishery and a very good King Salmon Sport Fish fishery.  We could build a King hatchery right across from the Moose River, it would be an idea spot.  British Columbia proved 10yrs ago you could produce King smolt with it's wild genetics by using the water they spawn in and return to in order to reproduce them.  And the first 3 big holes below the Moose river confluence always have lots of big King Salmon spawning in them.  With the current escapement goals the Kenai Kings will continue to dwindle to nothing.