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EFL 84 Table 70 Total income generated in East Florida 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 76,788 14,376 3,450 4,800 22,626 Restaurants 36,136 14,693 3,688 4,918 23,299 Private transportation 36,122 5,733 970 1,809 8,512 Lodging 227,482 94,307 26,772 31,738 152,817 Public transportation 26,220 12,826 2,826 4,157 19,809 Boat fuel 66,951 10,628 1,798 3,352 15,778 Party/charter fee 30,421 12,478 3,668 4,301 20,447 Access/boat launching 6,917 2,837 834 977 4,648 Equipment rental 1,866 765 225 264 1,254 Bait 39,422 8,006 1,160 2,468 11,634 Ice 12,025 4,398 823 1,404 6,625 Total trip expenditures 560,350 181,047 46,214 60,188 287,449 Rods and reels 217,392 59,719 7,828 18,256 85,803 Tackle and gear 92,809 25,495 3,342 7,794 36,631 Camping equipment 15,807 5,407 1,182 1,776 8,365 Binoculars 8,063 2,345 332 724 3,401 Fishing clothing 13,309 3,167 658 1,034 4,859 Processing/taxidermy 2,815 964 338 323 1,625 Magazines 10,458 2,276 424 727 3,427 Club dues 9,200 4,890 1,207 1,624 7,721 License fees 20,560 16,130 0 4,407 20,537 Boat expenses 231,838 68,397 53,517 32,188 154,102 New motor boat 592,031 65,462 8,665 20,025 94,152 New canoe or other nonmotor boat 4,118 455 60 139 654 Used boats purchased from dealers 15,806 8,513 745 2,506 11,764 Electronics 46,634 14,909 4,211 5,187 24,307 New fishing vehicle 276,477 39,079 6,953 12,447 58,479 Used fishing vehicles purchased from dealers 28,291 15,237 1,334 4,485 21,056 Vacation home 30,075 1,998 1,824 1,019 4,841 Fees for vehicle loans 1,874 662 167 219 1,048 Fees for boat loans 3,993 1,412 355 467 2,234 Fees for home loans 11 4 1 1 6 Property taxes for all vacation homes 3,759 2,949 0 806 3,755 Real estate commission 1,805 222 199 111 532 Total equipment and durable expenditures 1,627,124 339,692 93,342 116,265 549,299 Total all activity 2,187,474 520,739 139,556 176,453 836,748
Table 71 Total employment generated in East Florida 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 76,788 618 107 164 889 Restaurants 36,136 866 112 167 1,145 Private transportation 36,122 163 29 61 253 Lodging 227,482 3,925 880 1,080 5,885 Public transportation 26,220 491 72 142 705 Boat fuel 66,951 302 53 114 469 Party/charter fee 30,421 574 111 146 831 Access/boat launching 6,917 131 25 34 190 Equipment rental 1,866 35 6 9 50 Bait 39,422 294 34 84 412 Ice 12,025 159 23 48 230 Total trip expenditures 560,350 7,558 1,452 2,049 11,059 Rods and reels 217,392 2,226 229 621 3,076 Tackle and gear 92,809 951 97 265 1,313 Camping equipment 15,807 215 34 60 309 Binoculars 8,063 111 9 25 145 Fishing clothing 13,309 155 20 35 210 Processing/taxidermy 2,815 36 10 11 57 Magazines 10,458 100 12 25 137 Club dues 9,200 238 40 55 333 License fees 20,560 326 0 150 476 Boat expenses 231,838 1472 1482 1095 4,049 New motor boat 592,031 1763 252 681 2,696 New canoe or other nonmotor boat 4,118 12 2 5 19 Used boats purchased from dealers 15,806 234 22 85 341 Electronics 46,634 486 113 176 775 New fishing vehicle 276,477 1174 202 423 1,799 Used fishing vehicles purchased from dealers 28,291 419 40 153 612 Vacation home 30,075 79 56 35 170 Fees for vehicle loans 1,874 16 4 16 36 Fees for boat loans 3,993 34 8 8 50 Fees for home loans 11 0 0 0 0 Property taxes for all vacation homes 3,759 60 0 27 87 Real estate commission 1,805 8 7 4 19 Total equipment and durable expenditures 1,627,124 10,115 2,639 3,955 16,709 Total all activity 2,187,474 17,673 4,091 6,004 27,768 85 EFL
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