The Economic Importance Of Marine Angler Expenditures In

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CA 146 Table 130 Total income generated in California from marine recreational fishing in 2000 (all modes, all participants). Total impact Impacts ($1,000) Expenditure category expenditures ($1,000) Direct Indirect Induced Total Food Groceries 41,783 9,378 3,734 3,669 16,781 Restaurants 19,662 7,842 2,586 2,895 13,323 Private transportation 82,248 17,609 7,146 6,861 31,616 Lodging 31,573 13,132 4,000 4,595 21,727 Public transportation 41,419 20,479 5,282 7,084 32,845 Boat fuel 32,949 7,055 2,862 2,748 12,665 Party/charter fee 64,079 26,133 8,691 9,608 44,432 Access/boat launching 7,406 3,020 1,005 1,111 5,136 Equipment rental 11,373 4,638 1,542 1,706 7,886 Bait and ice 26,091 4,116 590 1,322 6,028 Total trip expenditures 358,583 113,402 37,438 41,599 192,439 Rods and reels 87,379 26,050 4,393 8,563 39,006 Other tackle 61,712 18,398 3,102 6,048 27,548 Gear 14,152 4,219 711 1,387 6,317 Camping equipment 7,090 2,349 557 815 3,721 Binoculars 1,963 559 78 180 817 Fishing clothing 9,280 2,305 600 822 3,727 Magazines 3,067 721 143 242 1,106 Club dues 2,404 1,174 387 431 1,992 License fees 35,296 22,150 2,223 6,818 31,191 Boat accessories 230,663 74,523 42,916 33,295 150,734 Boat purchases 220,285 24,647 3,360 7,839 35,846 Boat maintenance 167,606 105,180 10,554 32,377 148,111 Used boats purchased from dealers 10,190 6,394 642 1,968 9,004 New fishing vehicle 218,516 33,121 5,493 10,858 49,472 Fishing vehicle maintenance 155,872 97,817 9,815 30,110 137,742 Used fishing vehicles purchased from dealers 22,360 14,032 1,408 4,319 19,759 Vacation home 11,495 399 349 207 955 Vacation home maintenance 5,316 2,361 796 869 4,026 Fees for vehicle loans 1,712 587 163 203 953 Fees for boat loans 895 307 85 106 498 Fees for home loans 4 1 0 1 2 Property taxes for all vacation homes 1,437 902 90 278 1,270 Real estate commission 690 85 80 45 210 Total equipment and durable expenditures 1,269,383 438,281 87,945 147,781 674,007 Total all activity 1,627,966 551,683 125,383 189,380 866,446
Table 131 Total employment generated in California from marine recreational fishing in 2000 (all modes, all participants). Total impact Impacts (jobs) Expenditure category expenditures ($1,000) Direct Indirect Induced Total Food Groceries 41,783 298 92 107 497 Restaurants 19,662 487 63 84 634 Private transportation 82,248 343 137 200 680 Lodging 31,573 505 103 133 741 Public transportation 41,419 681 100 206 987 Boat fuel 32,949 138 55 80 273 Party/charter fee 64,079 1,965 203 280 2,448 Access/boat launching 7,406 227 24 33 284 Equipment rental 11,373 349 37 50 436 Bait and ice 26,091 116 14 39 169 Total trip expenditures 358,583 5,109 828 1,212 7,149 Rods and reels 87,379 751 99 249 1,099 Other tackle 61,712 531 70 176 777 Gear 14,152 122 16 40 178 Camping equipment 7,090 76 13 24 113 Binoculars 1,963 20 2 5 27 Fishing clothing 9,280 98 15 24 137 Magazines 3,067 24 3 7 34 Club dues 2,404 74 10 13 97 License fees 35,296 442 49 198 689 Boat accessories 230,663 980 908 968 2,856 Boat purchases 220,285 509 76 228 813 Boat maintenance 167,606 2,097 234 941 3,272 Used boats purchased from dealers 10,190 128 14 57 199 New fishing vehicle 218,516 782 125 316 1,223 Fishing vehicle maintenance 155,872 1,950 218 875 3,043 Used fishing vehicles purchased from dealers 22,360 280 31 126 437 Vacation home 11,495 13 9 6 28 Vacation home maintenance 5,316 59 21 25 105 Fees for vehicle loans 1,712 12 3 6 21 Fees for boat loans 895 6 2 3 11 Fees for home loans 4 0 0 0 0 Property taxes for all vacation homes 1,437 18 2 8 28 Real estate commission 690 3 2 1 6 Total equipment and durable expenditures 1,269,383 8,975 1,922 4,296 15,193 Total all activity 1,627,966 14,084 2,750 5,508 22,342 147 CA
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