I think in the southern range of the salmons, particularly sockeye, chinook, and, to a certain extent, coho, we're seeing some problems develop. In those areas, however, chum and pink are doing quite well, so there may be some other opportunities for some commercial fishing on other species. I recognize their value is not the same as sockeye and chinook, but there are going to have to be adjustments as we face the fact that oceanographic conditions have not led to the same kinds of survival rates in recent years that we've had in the past, and those have had impacts on the returns.
