Yes, I'll give it a go.
I think the two fellows you had earlier are quite a bit more experienced groundfish fishermen than we are. You have all these small choke species. For yelloweye, for instance, you may only have 130 pounds of it coast-wide for 15,000 pounds of halibut, and even then it's broken up into different blocks. You might only have 20 pounds or 10 pounds in one area, so you have to build it. First of all, trade your yelloweye, and trade in the area you're fishing in. But that doesn't mean the target species is something that couldn't be built around that.