The Economic Importance Of Marine Angler Expenditures In

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OR 152 Table 136 Total income generated in Oregon 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 7,799 1,695 555 574 2,824 Restaurants 3,670 1,424 438 470 2,332 Private transportation 19,748 3,283 575 980 4,838 Lodging 9,916 4,015 1,189 1,267 6,471 Public transportation 2,988 1,456 342 450 2,248 Boat fuel 4,058 675 118 201 994 Party/charter fee 4,594 1,867 531 603 3,001 Access/boat launching 1,086 442 125 142 709 Equipment rental 2,541 1,033 294 333 1,660 Bait and ice 2,680 442 58 127 627 Total trip expenditures 59,080 16,332 4,225 5,147 25,704 Rods and reels 15,741 4,627 739 1,369 6,735 Other tackle 12,129 3,565 569 1,054 5,188 Gear 3,058 899 144 266 1,309 Camping equipment 2,339 738 163 229 1,130 Binoculars 1,128 301 30 85 416 Fishing clothing 3,191 754 138 229 1,121 Magazines 391 85 15 26 126 Club dues 845 396 131 132 659 License fees 11,828 7,137 717 1,984 9,838 Boat accessories 21,113 5,930 3,676 2,436 12,042 Boat purchases 33,981 3,523 466 1,009 4,998 Boat maintenance 22,345 13,484 1,354 3,748 18,586 Used boats purchased from dealers 1,572 949 95 264 1,308 New fishing vehicle 65,491 10,281 2,151 3,171 15,603 Fishing vehicle maintenance 28,824 17,393 1,746 4,835 23,974 Used fishing vehicles purchased from dealers 6,701 4,044 406 1,124 5,574 Vacation home 41,199 2,839 2,410 1,325 6,574 Vacation home maintenance 53,170 24,015 7,859 8,018 39,892 Fees for vehicle loans 438 151 31 44 226 Fees for boat loans 119 41 8 12 61 Fees for home loans 13 5 1 1 7 Property taxes for all vacation homes 5,150 3,108 312 864 4,284 Real estate commission 2,472 303 275 145 723 Total equipment and durable expenditures 333,238 104,568 23,436 32,370 160,374 Total all activity 392,318 120,900 27,661 37,517 186,078
Table 137 Total employment generated in Oregon 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 7,799 71 17 21 109 Restaurants 3,670 97 14 17 128 Private transportation 19,748 88 17 34 139 Lodging 9,916 220 39 45 304 Public transportation 2,988 58 9 16 83 Boat fuel 4,058 18 4 7 29 Party/charter fee 4,594 158 17 22 197 Access/boat launching 1,086 37 4 6 47 Equipment rental 2,541 87 10 12 109 Bait and ice 2,680 16 1 5 22 Total trip expenditures 59,080 850 132 185 1,167 Rods and reels 15,741 162 22 49 233 Other tackle 12,129 125 17 37 179 Gear 3,058 32 4 9 45 Camping equipment 2,339 29 5 8 42 Binoculars 1,128 15 1 3 19 Fishing clothing 3,191 33 4 8 45 Magazines 391 4 1 1 6 Club dues 845 28 5 5 38 License fees 11,828 179 21 70 270 Boat accessories 21,113 99 105 87 291 Boat purchases 33,981 89 14 36 139 Boat maintenance 22,345 338 40 133 511 Used boats purchased from dealers 1,572 24 3 9 36 New fishing vehicle 65,491 279 61 113 453 Fishing vehicle maintenance 28,824 436 51 172 659 Used fishing vehicles purchased from dealers 6,701 101 12 40 153 Vacation home 41,199 88 71 47 206 Vacation home maintenance 53,170 584 236 285 1,105 Fees for vehicle loans 438 4 1 2 7 Fees for boat loans 119 1 0 0 1 Fees for home loans 13 0 0 0 0 Property taxes for all vacation homes 5,150 78 9 31 118 Real estate commission 2,472 18 9 5 32 Total equipment and durable expenditures 333,238 2,746 692 1,150 4,588 Total all activity 392,318 3,596 824 1,335 5,755 153 OR
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