Mr. Smith, fish know no borders. Like many fishermen who fish from San Diego to Nome. Even salmon are non-residents of the State of Alaska. They swim upriver, spawn, and then again leave. It's worked the same for thousands of years. And yes, fish sold today by these fleets, are currently being sold for the lowest inflation adjusted prices, ever before seen. That's what happens when the State could care less about the ex-vessel price. Sam Cotten offered to sell Bristol Bay Sockeye, in a rigged state bid system, for 15 cents a pound in 2016. Brilliance, from a Sharecropper. Yes, the bulk of the oil industry, is also based in Texas, with a comparatively low value high production expense product, and also has never been anything to base a who State economy on. Did you not read Jay Hammonds Diapering the Devil, as adjusted to the economy of Venezuela, that Alaska almost matches with perfection. His writing begins,"It all started with fish." The bulk of reality is, NONE, A.R.R. approved.