Well, the timing of it wasn't necessarily late. It usually happens around the first week of August. The problem was that the forecast for 2025 was approximately a quarter of what returned, and part of the problem—a significant part of the problem—was that there was a component of the Fraser sockeye with the late runs, which were essentially all expected to die in transit there.
There have been problems with late-run sockeye for many years, starting in 1996 and 1998, and the management plan basically assumed that these fish were going to die. It was sort of the marching orders that the Pacific Salmon Commission had given, and a significant problem was that those fish did not die this year. They survived. They survived very well, but the management—