Yes. In the four release datasets that we have—two for Phillips River, one for Sarita, and one for Nahmint—Nahmint River and Phillips River both saw reappearances of six-year-old chinook that were over 30 pounds.
Any hatchery enhancement manager has always said that the minute we start enhancing the use of S0 chinook, that's the end of our tyee chinook, which is the opposite of what you're being told. The S1s, grown properly, no straying, we had few to zero jacks and we saw a lot of five [Inaudible—Editor] fish.