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SC 126 Table 112 Total income generated in South 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 13,750 2,511 584 667 3,762 Restaurants 6,471 2,430 528 633 3,591 Private transportation 11,596 1,714 222 416 2,352 Lodging 21,060 8,584 1,738 2,161 12,483 Public transportation 1,960 917 158 229 1,304 Boat fuel 6,509 963 124 234 1,321 Party/charter fee 6,394 2,608 457 654 3,719 Access/boat launching 2,166 884 155 221 1,260 Equipment rental 600 244 43 61 348 Bait 4,577 807 70 189 1,066 Ice 1,511 475 57 114 646 Total trip expenditures 76,594 22,137 4,136 5,579 31,852 Rods and reels 40,197 10,671 858 2,493 14,022 Tackle and gear 21,693 5,758 463 1,345 7,566 Camping equipment 1,603 519 106 135 760 Binoculars 1,289 383 48 93 524 Fishing clothing 3,110 889 214 238 1,341 Processing/taxidermy 0 0 0 0 0 Magazines 1,224 257 31 62 350 Club dues 1,850 909 194 235 1,338 License fees 2,818 2,211 0 482 2,693 Boat expenses 57,578 17,039 8,953 5,469 31,461 New motor boat 83,416 8,101 685 1,899 10,685 New canoe or other nonmotor boat 551 54 5 13 72 Used boats purchased from dealers 2,227 1,201 66 274 1,541 Electronics 14,492 4,151 655 1,042 5,848 New fishing vehicle 35,981 5,383 898 1,358 7,639 Used fishing vehicles purchased from dealers 3,682 1,986 109 453 2,548 Vacation home 794 37 31 15 83 Fees for vehicle loans 175 59 8 14 81 Fees for boat loans 403 136 19 32 187 Fees for home loans 0 0 0 0 0 Property taxes for all vacation homes 99 78 0 17 95 Real estate commission 48 6 4 2 12 Total equipment and durable expenditures 273,230 59,828 13,347 15,671 88,846 Total all activity 349,824 81,965 17,483 21,250 120,698
Table 113 Total employment generated in South 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 13,750 125 24 28 177 Restaurants 6,471 186 20 26 232 Private transportation 11,596 56 7 17 80 Lodging 21,060 452 64 89 605 Public transportation 1,960 48 5 9 62 Boat fuel 6,509 31 4 9 44 Party/charter fee 6,394 192 17 27 236 Access/boat launching 2,166 65 6 9 80 Equipment rental 600 18 2 3 23 Bait 4,577 31 3 8 42 Ice 1,511 21 2 5 28 Total trip expenditures 76,594 1,225 154 230 1,609 Rods and reels 40,197 463 29 102 594 Tackle and gear 21,693 249 16 56 321 Camping equipment 1,603 23 3 6 32 Binoculars 1,289 20 2 4 26 Fishing clothing 3,110 46 7 10 63 Processing/taxidermy 0 0 0 0 0 Magazines 1,224 13 1 3 17 Club dues 1,850 58 7 10 75 License fees 2,818 73 0 20 93 Boat expenses 57,578 428 306 225 959 New motor boat 83,416 266 23 78 367 New canoe or other nonmotor boat 551 2 0 1 3 Used boats purchased from dealers 2,227 40 2 11 53 Electronics 14,492 165 20 43 228 New fishing vehicle 35,981 176 29 56 261 Used fishing vehicles purchased from dealers 3,682 66 4 19 89 Vacation home 794 2 1 1 4 Fees for vehicle loans 175 2 0 1 3 Fees for boat loans 403 5 1 1 7 Fees for home loans 0 0 0 0 0 Property taxes for all vacation homes 99 3 0 1 4 Real estate commission 48 0 0 0 0 Total equipment and durable expenditures 273,230 2,100 451 648 3,199 Total all activity 349,824 3,325 605 878 4,808 127 SC
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