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Table 3. Angler Participation in Thousands of Anglers, 2006 State Resident Non-Resident Total Alabama 416.3 319.7 736.0 Alaska 119.8 196.9 316.8 California 2,359.5 266.9 2,626.4 Connecticut 336.1 44.1 380.2 Delaware 136.9 204.8 341.7 Florida (All) 3,743.8 2,923.0 6,666.8 Georgia 187.0 32.5 219.5 Hawaii 172.7 223.7 396.4 Louisiana 976.2 197.8 1,174.1 Maine 204.4 285.0 489.4 Maryland 817.1 447.0 1,264.1 Massachusetts 773.8 484.3 1,258.1 Mississippi 166.8 26.5 193.3 New Hampshire 104.8 82.2 187.0 New Jersey 717.9 480.9 1,198.8 New York 759.9 114.2 874.1 North Carolina 853.0 1,374.0 2,227.0 Oregon 290.6 120.6 411.2 Rhode Island 176.6 291.2 467.7 South Carolina 379.7 617.2 996.9 Texas 618.0 38.4 656.4 Virginia 668.3 364.4 1,032.8 Washington 546.8 70.0 616.7 Total 15,526.0 9,205.3 24,731.3 61
Table 4. Recreational Expenditure Sectoring Scheme for IMPLAN Expenditure Category IMPLAN 509 Sector(s) Basis Trip Private Transportation 142 Commodity Public Transportation 395,397,456 Industry Auto Rental 432 Industry Food – Grocery 405,411 Commodity, PCE Vector Food – Restaurant 481 Industry Lodging 479,480 Industry Boat Fuel 142 Commodity Party/Charter Fee 478 Industry Charter Crew Tips 478 Industry Tournament Fees 478 Industry Catch Processing 478 Industry Access/Boat Launching 478,393 Industry Equipment Rental 478 Industry Tackle Used on Trip 381 Commodity Bait 16 Commodity Ice 85 Commodity Gifts and Souvenirs 411 Commodity Tackle Rods & Reels 381 Commodity Tackle & Gear 381 Commodity Gear 381 Commodity Equipment Camping Equipment 101,103 Commodity Binoculars 378 Commodity Fishing Clothing 101,108 Commodity Club Dues 478 Industry Processing/Taxidermy 473 Industry Magazines 414,139 Commodity License Fees 504 Industry Boats New Motor Boat 358 Commodity Canoe 358 Commodity Electronics/Accessories 307,314 Commodity Boat Maintenance 358 Commodity Boat Insurance 427 Industry Boat License/Registration 504 Industry Boat Storage 393 Industry Houses New Vacation Home 33 Industry Property Taxes for Homes 509 Industry Second Home Insurance 427 Industry Second Home Maintenance 42 Commodity Vehicle Fishing Vehicle 344,348,349,361 Commodity Vehicle Insurance 427 Industry Vehicle Maintenance 483 Commodity Interest Payments Vehicles 425 Industry Boats 425 Industry Homes 509 Industry Used Purchases Vehicles 401 Industry, Margins Power Boats 401 Industry, Margins Canoes/Nonmotor Boat 401 Industry, Margins Real Estate Commission 431 Industry 62
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The Economic Contribution of Marine
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LIST OF TABLES Table 1. Intercept a
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ABSTRACT Marine recreational fishin
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