I was speaking in terms of economics, as its the only motive the commercial sector has, nobody commercial fishes for enjoyment, there are very few if any commercial-fleet sponsored hatchery programs or enhancement initiatives (that I know of), while the list of recreational and FN contributions to enhancement is too long to list, and most of these initiatives are born out of a genuine concern and passion for the fishery. There is no catch+release commercial fishery, there is only "pull as many fish as we are allowed out of the ocean and then leave" - and why wouldnt they? The government lets them! Its about managing a resource in a way that best serves the people. A handful of already-rich folk get slightly richer (at the rate of $20/Kg apparently, minus the cost of doing business of course) to the detriment of thousands of BC residents and tourists. What is the end to the means?
The "commercial people" youre referring to are largely tackle shops, sportfishing wholesalers, marinas, dealerships, etc. Sure theyre commercial entities in the sense that theyre operating a business, but I wouldnt consider those contributions coming from the "commercial troll fleet".
As far as
https://www-ops2.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/Fos2_Internet/commercialSM/salmonCatchStats.cfm?year=2018 goes, the sockeye were pretty thick in Area F for a couple weeks, you could hear the fleet talking about it on the radio, Im sure more than a few were kept for dinner and for friends/family. As accurate as those numbers for pieces retained commercially might be, it certainly doesnt tell the whole story.