The Economic Importance Of Marine Angler Expenditures In

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NC 120 Table 106 Total income generated in North Carolina 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 67,834 13,793 4,372 4,210 22,375 Restaurants 31,922 12,163 3,144 3,535 18,842 Private transportation 53,295 8,056 1,065 2,121 11,242 Lodging 114,829 46,472 11,058 13,002 70,532 Public transportation 1,253 594 116 163 873 Boat fuel 29,823 4,508 596 1,188 6,292 Party/charter fee 17,715 7,182 1,669 2,035 10,886 Access/boat launching 4,992 2,024 471 573 3,068 Equipment rental 561 227 53 64 344 Bait 20,950 4,129 435 1,061 5,625 Ice 6,949 2,300 328 610 3,238 Total trip expenditures 350,123 101,448 23,307 28,562 153,317 Rods and reels 132,425 34,802 3,322 8,889 47,013 Tackle and gear 59,767 15,708 1,500 4,012 21,220 Camping equipment 6,173 1,949 445 556 2,950 Binoculars 3,882 1,173 231 328 1,732 Fishing clothing 5,984 1,661 430 488 2,579 Processing/taxidermy 4,534 1,105 378 317 1,800 Magazines 3,533 745 110 198 1,053 Club dues 2,923 1,239 356 367 1,962 License fees 4,782 3,752 0 883 4,635 Boat expenses 99,937 33,751 14,055 10,878 58,684 New motor boat 139,682 14,314 1,568 3,701 19,583 New canoe or other nonmotor boat 356 37 4 9 50 Used boats purchased from dealers 3,729 2,012 130 500 2,642 Electronics 11,031 3,375 826 984 5,185 New fishing vehicle 137,631 20,629 3,663 5,666 29,958 Used fishing vehicles purchased from dealers 13,582 7,326 473 1,820 9,619 Vacation home 76,974 3,069 2,824 1,356 7,249 Fees for vehicle loans 779 245 50 67 362 Fees for boat loans 783 247 51 67 365 Fees for home loans 24 8 2 2 12 Property taxes for all vacation homes 9,622 7,549 0 1,777 9,326 Real estate commission 4,618 567 427 227 1,221 Total equipment and durable expenditures 722,752 155,263 30,845 43,092 229,200 Total all activity 1,072,875 256,711 54,152 71,654 382,517
Table 107 Total employment generated in North Carolina 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 67,834 643 132 159 934 Restaurants 31,922 892 105 133 1,130 Private transportation 53,295 249 32 80 361 Lodging 114,829 2,626 383 489 3,498 Public transportation 1,253 29 3 6 38 Boat fuel 29,823 139 19 44 202 Party/charter fee 17,715 728 54 77 859 Access/boat launching 4,992 205 15 21 241 Equipment rental 561 23 2 2 27 Bait 20,950 193 13 40 246 Ice 6,949 93 10 23 126 Total trip expenditures 350,123 5,820 768 1,074 7,662 Rods and reels 132,425 1,414 105 335 1,854 Tackle and gear 59,767 639 47 151 837 Camping equipment 6,173 82 14 21 117 Binoculars 3,882 57 7 12 76 Fishing clothing 5,984 84 14 18 116 Processing/taxidermy 4,534 49 12 12 73 Magazines 3,533 35 3 8 46 Club dues 2,923 99 13 14 126 License fees 4,782 112 0 33 145 Boat expenses 99,937 658 442 410 1,510 New motor boat 139,682 430 48 139 617 New canoe or other nonmotor boat 356 1 0 0 1 Used boats purchased from dealers 3,729 61 4 19 84 Electronics 11,031 125 24 37 186 New fishing vehicle 137,631 626 110 213 949 Used fishing vehicles purchased from dealers 13,582 223 16 69 308 Vacation home 76,974 130 92 51 273 Fees for vehicle loans 779 6 1 3 10 Fees for boat loans 783 6 1 3 10 Fees for home loans 24 0 0 0 0 Property taxes for all vacation homes 9,622 226 0 67 293 Real estate commission 4,618 32 15 9 56 Total equipment and durable expenditures 722,752 5,095 968 1,624 7,687 Total all activity 1,072,875 10,915 1,736 2,698 15,349 121 NC
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