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COMMITTED TO INCREASING YOUR BUSINESS GLOBALLY www.tackletradeworld.com THE JUMBO STATE Get the most from your business with Texas, USA. PAGE 26 A LURE LEGEND We hook up with Sea Falcon CEO Tetsuo Itou for a brand lowdown. PAGE 32 AUSTRALIAN TACKLE TRADE WORTH A$11BN TO ECONOMY The true value of recreational fishing to the Australian economy has been revealed in a landmark report – detailing its A$11 billon worth and the fact that it accounts for around 100,000 jobs. The National Social and Economic Survey of Recreational Fishers, jointly conducted by the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES), the University of Canberra and the Australian Recreational Fishing Foundation, is the first national survey of its type in over 20 years. It also details the role the sport plays in conservation and, most importantly, how it contributes to society in terms of wellbeing. ABARES executive director, Dr Jared Greenville, explained that the survey provides a contemporary picture of recreational fishing in Australia, including information on participation rates, as well its role in both the economy and society at large. “A total of 4.2 million – or one in five adult Australians – were estimated to participate in recreational fishing each year. The number of recreational fishers has increased since 2000 as the population has also increased, however the proportion of fishers has remained relatively stable overall.” He continued: “Australians were estimated to spend 28 million days fishing each year. While most recreational fishers fish fewer than five days a year, a small proportion fish more than 52 days a year. “Recreational fishers were found to have, on average, higher levels of wellbeing than non-fishers, and those who fish more often have higher wellbeing. Recreational fishing appeared to support positive social connections, nature connection, relaxation and can help achieve recommended levels of physical activity. “The survey results also showed that most Australians have a positive outlook on recreational fishing, with 79 • Continued on page 8 S E N T T O M O R E T H A N 1 8 , 5 0 0 T A C K L E I N D U S T R Y PROFESSIONALS IN OVER 120 COUNTRIES EVERY MONTH
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