Currently Alaska stands out in the world as one of the top fisheries management practices, successfully increasing total harvest of salmon from 30 - 50 million of all species to its current harvest of well over 100 million per year. This was accomplished by proper escapement practices, stream rehabilitation and in some areas hatchery contributions. Bristol bay for example had returns of less than ten million in the 70s and currently averages mid 30 million. Salmon runs are protected by practice and law, there is no need to adopt some new law which over time will be twisted by extreme environmental groups to stop just about anything you can think up. Next will be wildlife proposals if this succeeds. Be careful voters, once you start managing Alaskas fish and wildlife by the ballot box it will be difficult to return to scientific management..