The Economic Importance Of Marine Angler Expenditures In

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LA 108 Table 94 Total income generated in Louisiana from marine recreational fishing in 1999 (all modes, all participants). Total impact Impacts ($1,000) Expenditure category expenditures ($1,000) Direct Indirect Induced Total Food Groceries 29,347 5,284 1,347 1,498 8,129 Restaurants 13,810 5,181 1,277 1,448 7,906 Private transportation 15,698 2,768 1,674 987 5,429 Lodging 41,812 17,339 4,088 4,716 26,143 Public transportation 1,586 782 133 204 1,119 Boat fuel 28,419 5,011 3,031 1,788 9,830 Party/charter fee 5,989 2,465 585 686 3,736 Access/boat launching 8,321 3,425 812 952 5,189 Equipment rental 1,481 610 144 170 924 Bait 13,966 3,054 330 767 4,151 Ice 5,123 1,680 323 451 2,454 Total trip expenditures 165,552 47,599 13,744 13,667 75,010 Rods and reels 73,723 18,654 1,900 4,654 25,208 Tackle and gear 47,688 12,065 1,229 3,012 16,306 Camping equipment 6,366 1,730 236 444 2,410 Binoculars 4,032 1,081 151 279 1,511 Fishing clothing 10,097 2,314 365 607 3,286 Processing/taxidermy 4,537 1,168 319 310 1,797 Magazines 4,307 800 115 206 1,121 Club dues 5,555 2,719 565 738 4,022 License fees 9,427 6,929 0 1,580 8,509 Boat expenses 114,317 28,656 18,489 10,383 57,528 New motor boat 144,521 14,593 1,387 3,616 19,596 New canoe or other nonmotor boat 3,657 369 35 92 496 Used boats purchased from dealers 3,721 2,004 137 485 2,626 Electronics 12,095 2,484 330 637 3,451 New fishing vehicle 82,279 4,373 299 3,104 7,776 Used fishing vehicles purchased from dealers 8,120 12,029 1,673 1,059 14,761 Vacation home 30,964 1,272 1,083 527 2,882 Fees for vehicle loans 456 129 19 32 180 Fees for boat loans 811 265 39 66 370 Fees for home loans 9 3 0 1 4 Property taxes for all vacation homes 3,871 3,037 0 692 3,729 Real estate commission 1,858 227 176 90 493 Total equipment and durable expenditures 572,410 116,901 28,547 32,614 178,062 Total all activity 737,962 164,500 42,291 46,281 253,072
Table 95 Total employment generated in Louisiana from marine recreational fishing in 1999 (all modes, all participants). Total impact Impacts (jobs) Expenditure category expenditures ($1,000) Direct Indirect Induced Total Food Groceries 29,347 261 47 59 367 Restaurants 13,810 398 46 57 501 Private transportation 15,698 83 38 39 160 Lodging 41,812 748 154 185 1,087 Public transportation 1,586 33 4 8 45 Boat fuel 28,419 150 67 70 287 Party/charter fee 5,989 91 20 27 138 Access/boat launching 8,321 126 27 38 191 Equipment rental 1,481 22 4 7 33 Bait 13,966 155 11 30 196 Ice 5,123 82 11 18 111 Total trip expenditures 165,552 2,149 429 538 3,116 Rods and reels 73,723 824 64 183 1,071 Tackle and gear 47,688 533 41 118 692 Camping equipment 6,366 79 8 18 105 Binoculars 4,032 55 5 11 71 Fishing clothing 10,097 131 12 24 167 Processing/taxidermy 4,537 45 11 12 68 Magazines 4,307 41 4 8 53 Club dues 5,555 140 22 29 191 License fees 9,427 227 0 62 289 Boat expenses 114,317 636 597 408 1,641 New motor boat 144,521 491 46 142 679 New canoe or other nonmotor boat 3,657 12 1 4 17 Used boats purchased from dealers 3,721 70 5 19 94 Electronics 12,095 111 11 25 147 New fishing vehicle 82,279 417 55 122 594 Used fishing vehicles purchased from dealers 8,120 153 10 42 205 Vacation home 30,964 57 38 21 116 Fees for vehicle loans 456 4 1 1 6 Fees for boat loans 811 8 1 3 12 Fees for home loans 9 0 0 0 0 Property taxes for all vacation homes 3,871 99 0 27 126 Real estate commission 1,858 16 7 4 27 Total equipment and durable expenditures 572,410 4,149 939 1,283 6,371 Total all activity 737,962 6,298 1,368 1,821 9,487 109 LA
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