Comfish chinook quota capped at 300,000 - has been for decades - Pacific Salmon Treaty negotiations now ongoing; 
Sport harvest is 1 - 2 king salmon per day; according to ADFG sport fish log book stats, 2014 angler days was 214,000; that is a potential harvest of 214,000 to 428,000 chinook harvest.
This begs the question - why is the chinook salmon resource dwindling?
The resource cannot sustain this unfettered harvest by the non-resident anglers.
Comfish harvesters are conservation-minded, wanting an abundant resource for the near to long-term future.
Isn't this what all Alaskans want?
The divide and conquer opinion does little to work toward consensus by all users of this valuable resource.
An opinion that entrenches differences rather than builds common actions for the benefit of the resource and the diverse communities linked to this resource.