Dipnetters should have some reasonable certainty of the days commercial won't go out. My observation is that hasn't been the case; EOs have been issued to send the commercial fleet out when they were supposed to stay home. The management keeps the fish flow to a trickle, regardless of the natural flow mother nature is trying to do. Big OTFs get hammered down to 30k day. Alaskans do NOT get a "resident-discount" on fish bought at New Sagaya, so giving preference to the commercials over the dipnetters is not treating the owners (Alaska) of this resource equally. The dipping crew supports the local economy and more important, supports an Alaskan-way of life for an increasingly urban-oriented society. The in-river fish (which has been slow due to the management practices) will also affect tourism... moving the bag limit to 6 when getting 3 is very tough is a bit of a joke. I support Bill Wielechowski's efforts to try and address this growing issue.