This guys slanted analysis stinks more than a week old ghost fish washing up on the very shores he claims to represent so impartially. It never ceases to amaze me how seemingly intelligent, pragmatic individuals can skew, alter and over inflate the strategy of "goodness of fit" in data points in order to align with their own personal interpretations of what is good and bad. 

What Mr. Johnstone seems to be omitting from his wasted fish guts tub of "reaching" economic hyperbole represents nothing more than a continued witch hunt to decimate a cultural, historical aquaculture that supports thousands of families, crewmembers, processing and cannery operations all while directly contributing hundreds of thousands of dollars seasonally to both local/state businesses and state licensing/permits financial obligations. Yes, they probably even contribute to that "15 million dollars" of "sport fishing activity" Mat-su revenue that he so proudly boasts.....