OPINIONS, Continuoda
closure upon the fish experts prediction ,.;!y
of a poor cycle this year and the need of \y.
maximum escapement* The B5FU protested thrV);’
move on the grounds that such drastic stop#}1
would wipe out this year’s cash, crop for
Alaskans who traditionally fish the river® i:\
So the compromise! * >•:;
The fish seem to be riding the v/rong j-,
cycle! So many fish have > eon taken this . :.V
year that some have h >d 'o be transferred ;•(
to Naknek for cannings This is not the first
time the salmon have felled to conform to }•'/>
’’Biological schedules”ulast year with A
everyone ready for a ’’bumper croc” no fi sh ’>
arrived at pll. It is solemnly acknowledge3X
that a salmon ranks right up with-a woman W
in love—easier ifo second-guess than to
out-guess.
PRESS RELEASE: Based on a wire to Bob .1;
Atwood, Editor, Anchorage Daily Times, frorijp
Jim' Downey, Secy/Treas. BSFUj July 16: yV
Fish vmre running so good up the Rush- C
agak that The BSFU extended arguments for
release of fishing time restrictions when •£;
Jim Downoy declared that the escapement of..-;;
red salmon to the spawning areas was the '<
’’greatest since 1938”* Downey tQOic issue Pi
wish recently published statements by h •
C. Arnold when he said, ”If thore is any ”y
question of poor escapement we will shovz
that the FITS v;as drastically wrong, as
were the ASI companies* One floater hero
has over 400,000 salmon and figured if
given 04 hours fishing time a week instead
of 40 he could have had 7^0,000, The owner
of on,e floater estimated at 2,000,000 fish
went upstream in a to1- -day period;," "If
the Hushagak was poor/ a/ks I)ownov,"why
did dO to 90 Naknok heat3 come over to fis
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SURVEY RESULTS
The X-Ray Survey concluded with a total
of 950 X-rays being taken with no returns
at present. The li/CO fund more than covers
the S950 needed to cover this survey. Be
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Ek^k and Togiak were also included in the
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