The Economic Importance Of Marine Angler Expenditures In

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WA 158 Table 142 Total income generated in Washington 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 10,424 2,217 692 730 3,639 Restaurants 4,905 1,871 549 601 3,021 Private transportation 41,039 7,889 1,783 2,404 12,076 Lodging 6,751 2,795 710 839 4,344 Public transportation 7,863 3,800 782 1,130 5,712 Boat fuel 11,792 2,268 513 690 3,471 Party/charter fee 2,834 1,153 304 360 1,817 Access/boat launching 3,203 1,303 344 407 2,054 Equipment rental 1,480 602 159 188 949 Bait and ice 4,435 689 80 193 962 Total trip expenditures 94,726 24,587 5,916 7,542 38,045 Rods and reels 40,768 12,269 1,751 3,525 17,545 Other tackle 41,141 12,381 1,767 3,558 17,706 Gear 9,610 2,892 413 831 4,136 Camping equipment 6,710 2,247 448 676 3,371 Binoculars 1,581 504 78 147 729 Fishing clothing 6,597 1,558 260 460 2,278 Magazines 1,201 260 40 75 375 Club dues 768 359 108 115 582 License fees 24,574 15,200 1,424 4,148 20,772 Boat accessories 118,836 32,477 15,924 11,918 60,319 Boat purchases 86,733 9,919 1,252 2,790 13,961 Boat maintenance 114,332 70,720 6,623 19,300 96,643 Used boats purchased from dealers 4,012 2,482 232 677 3,391 New fishing vehicle 169,616 26,317 4,296 7,694 38,307 Fishing vehicle maintenance 100,661 62,264 5,831 16,992 85,087 Used fishing vehicles purchased from dealers 17,356 10,736 1,005 2,930 14,671 Vacation home 77,775 5,114 3,926 2,238 11,278 Vacation home maintenance 11,858 5,305 1,567 1,694 8,566 Fees for vehicle loans 1,153 375 80 109 564 Fees for boat loans 308 100 21 29 150 Fees for home loans 25 8 2 2 12 Property taxes for all vacation homes 9,722 6,013 563 1,641 8,217 Real estate commission 4,667 575 482 259 1,316 Total equipment and durable expenditures 850,004 280,075 48,093 81,808 409,976 Total all activity 944,730 304,662 54,009 89,350 448,021
Table 143 Total employment generated in Washington 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 10,424 86 22 25 133 Restaurants 4,905 134 17 20 171 Private transportation 41,039 187 47 81 315 Lodging 6,751 117 22 29 168 Public transportation 7,863 152 17 39 208 Boat fuel 11,792 54 14 24 92 Party/charter fee 2,834 94 9 12 115 Access/boat launching 3,203 107 10 14 131 Equipment rental 1,480 49 5 6 60 Bait and ice 4,435 22 2 7 31 Total trip expenditures 94,726 1,002 165 257 1,424 Rods and reels 40,768 410 47 120 577 Other tackle 41,141 414 48 121 583 Gear 9,610 97 11 28 136 Camping equipment 6,710 82 12 23 117 Binoculars 1,581 21 2 5 28 Fishing clothing 6,597 67 8 16 91 Magazines 1,201 11 1 3 15 Club dues 768 26 4 4 34 License fees 24,574 361 37 141 539 Boat accessories 118,836 498 414 404 1,316 Boat purchases 86,733 240 33 95 368 Boat maintenance 114,332 1,680 172 655 2,507 Used boats purchased from dealers 4,012 59 6 23 88 New fishing vehicle 169,616 698 116 261 1,075 Fishing vehicle maintenance 100,661 1,479 152 576 2,207 Used fishing vehicles purchased from dealers 17,356 255 26 99 380 Vacation home 77,775 161 113 76 350 Vacation home maintenance 11,858 132 46 58 236 Fees for vehicle loans 1,153 10 2 4 16 Fees for boat loans 308 3 1 1 5 Fees for home loans 25 0 0 0 0 Property taxes for all vacation homes 9,722 143 15 56 214 Real estate commission 4,667 27 15 9 51 Total equipment and durable expenditures 850,004 6,874 1,281 2,778 10,933 Total all activity 944,730 7,876 1,446 3,035 12,357 159 WA
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