Absolutely. In the Miramichi Salmon Association and the Atlantic Salmon Federation, we do speak with each other. Bill Taylor, with the Atlantic Salmon Federation, actually worked with us, sat with us, and supported us in looking at other options for food for the community.
We're open to doing it. That's part of Marshall: looking at other commercial options and food options. Our community purchased gaspereau licences that were part of our commercial lobster fishery. It provided for a spring fishery. It provided bait. But with the influx of bass, there is no more gaspereau fishery. It is gone. It is pulverized. We even asked for a bass food fishery last year. Discussions started in February. By the time we got approval, the season was pretty much gone.
We're just starting this year to utilize bass. It's challenging, because we've been pushing for the commercial to replace that, and given the numbers, you really want to be able to have a fulsome discussion about it. Is there going to be a commercial fishery? Can we talk about it? We don't have that option to actually sit and speak about things. We write letters, and they go unanswered for years. That's part of our issue. It leads to frustration. It doesn't solve any of our issues. I've mentioned briefly that there is a table that's starting. I hope that will produce some....