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1 Economic Analysis of Recreational Fishing in the Proposed GRNMS Research Area Updated April,
2 Georgia Saltwater Fishing Statistics ,000 Georgia Saltwater Anglers 1,707,000 Georgia Saltwater Fishing Days Total Economic Impact of Saltwater Fishing in Georgia in 2006: Total Expenditures $119,250,000 Total Impact Sales $153,361,000 Total Impact Income $63,021,000 Total Impact Employment 1,892 Sources: American Sportfishing Association, Sportfishing in America, January 2008 US Fish and Wildlife Service, 2006 National Survey of Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife Associated Recreation, 2006 NOAA, NMFS, Marine Angler Expenditures in the Southeast Region, 1999 NOAA, NMFS, The Economic Importance of Marine Angler Expenditures in the United States, 2004
3 Methodology and Assumptions GRNMS boat location data sources: multiple sources including aerial photography and on water DNR patrol boat records. Boat location data spans 1999 to ,266 boat locations identified. Approximately 50 percent of these occurred on fishing tournament days. No difference in spatial distribution of kingfish tournament days compared with non-tournament days. Statistical analysis of boat location data estimated a typical year of person days of fishing within GRNMS. Assumptions for GRNMS fishing analysis: All boats identified are fishing Average of 4 fishers per boat Trip expenditure profile of tournament boats provided by Georgia DNR Trip expenditure profile of private boats provided by NMFS MRFSS 50 percent private/rental and 50 percent charter/tournament 95 percent Georgia resident and 5 percent non-resident This analyses assumes that all economic value associated with the areas closed are lost. Any factor that could mitigate or off-set the level of impact is not addressed. The estimated impacts are thought of as maximum potential losses because humans have proven to be very adaptive, resilient and quite ingenious in responding to changes and rarely does society fail to at least mitigate or off-set most losses.
4 GRNMS Fishing Expenditures 4,694 person days = $1,537,985 total fishing expenditures GRNMS Average Person Day Expenditures Total Expenditures Trip Expenditures Mode Private Transportation Tournament ,985 1,526 Private ,324 1,142 Food Tournament , Private ,862 4,135 Lodging Tournament ,965 11,735 Private ,368 3,168 Public Transportation Tournament - - Private 41-4,814 Boat Fuel Tournament Private ,103 2,686 Tournament Entry Fee Tournament ,965 11,735 Access/Boat Launching Tournament , Private , Equipment Rental Tournament - - Private 11-1,306 Bait Tournament ,363 2,230 Private , Ice Tournament , Private 2 3 5, Total Tournament ,895 35,205 Private ,931 18,954
5 Research Area Scenario 1
6 Scenario 1 Impacts to Fishing Expenditures 67.0 percent of fishing impacted = $1,030,476 GRNMS Scenario 1 Trip Expenditures Mode Private Transportation Tournament 19,421 1,022 Private 10, Food Tournament 8, Private 21,348 2,770 Lodging Tournament 149,390 7,863 Private 449,158 2,123 Public Transportation Tournament - - Private - 3,225 Boat Fuel Tournament Private 36,250 1,799 Tournament Entry Fee Tournament 149,390 7,863 Access/Boat Launching Tournament 8, Private 8, Equipment Rental Tournament - - Private Bait Tournament 28,384 1,494 Private 16, Ice Tournament 8, Private 3, Total Tournament 448,171 23,588 Private 546,017 12,699
7 Research Area Scenario
8 Scenario 2 Impacts to Fishing Expenditures Boundary 1: 12.4 percent of fishing impacted = $190,638 Boundary 2: 12.2 percent of fishing impacted = $188,062 Boundary 3: 8.8 percent of fishing impacted = $135,250 Boundary 4: 8.7 percent of fishing impacted = $133,962 GRNMS Scenario 2, Boundary 1 Scenario 2, Boundary 2 Scenario 2, Boundary 3 Scenario 2, Boundary 4 Trip Expenditures Mode Private Transportation Tournament 3, , , , Private 1, , , , Food Tournament 1, , , , Private 3, , , , Lodging Tournament 27,637 1,455 27,264 1,435 19,607 1,032 19,421 1,022 Private 83, , , , Public Transportation Tournament Private Boat Fuel Tournament Private 6, , , , Tournament Entry Fee Tournament 27,637 1,455 27,264 1,435 19,607 1,032 19,421 1,022 Access/Boat Launching Tournament 1, , , , Private 1, , , , Equipment Rental Tournament Private Bait Tournament 5, , , , Private 3, , , , Ice Tournament 1, , , , Private Total Tournament 82,912 4,364 81,791 4,305 58,822 3,096 58,262 3,066 Private 101,013 2,349 99,648 2,318 71,665 1,667 70,982 1,651
9 Research Area Scenario 3 1 2
10 Scenario 3 Impacts to Fishing Expenditures Boundary 1: 35.9 percent of fishing impacted = $552,593 Boundary 2: 34.6 percent of fishing impacted = $531,983 GRNMS Scenario 3, Boundary 1 Scenario 3, Boundary 2 Trip Expenditures Mode Private Transportation Tournament 10, , Private 5, , Food Tournament 4, , Private 11,448 1,486 11,021 1,430 Lodging Tournament 80,111 4,216 77,123 4,059 Private 240,861 1, ,878 1,096 Public Transportation Tournament Private - 1,730-1,665 Boat Fuel Tournament Private 19, , Tournament Entry Fee Tournament 80,111 4,216 77,123 4,059 Access/Boat Launching Tournament 4, , Private 4, , Equipment Rental Tournament Private Bait Tournament 15, , Private 9, , Ice Tournament 4, , Private 1, , Total Tournament 240,332 12, ,368 12,177 Private 292,802 6, ,882 6,556
11 Research Area Scenario 4
12 Scenario 4 Impacts to Fishing Expenditures 6.7 percent of fishing impacted = $103,048 GRNMS Scenario 4 Trip Expenditures Mode Private Transportation Tournament 1, Private 1, Food Tournament Private 2, Lodging Tournament 14, Private 44, Public Transportation Tournament - - Private Boat Fuel Tournament Private 3, Tournament Entry Fee Tournament 14, Access/Boat Launching Tournament Private Equipment Rental Tournament - - Private - 88 Bait Tournament 2, Private 1, Ice Tournament Private Total Tournament 44,817 2,359 Private 54,602 1,270
13 Research Area Scenario 5
14 Scenario 5 Impacts to Fishing Expenditures 14.5 percent of fishing impacted = $222,840 GRNMS Scenario 5 Trip Expenditures Mode Private Transportation Tournament 4, Private 2, Food Tournament 1, Private 4, Lodging Tournament 32,306 1,700 Private 97, Public Transportation Tournament - - Private Boat Fuel Tournament Private 7, Tournament Entry Fee Tournament 32,306 1,700 Access/Boat Launching Tournament 1, Private 1, Equipment Rental Tournament - - Private Bait Tournament 6, Private 3, Ice Tournament 1, Private Total Tournament 96,917 5,101 Private 118,076 2,746
15 Research Area Scenario Southern Expansion
16 Southern Expansion Impacts to Fishing Expenditures 9.2 percent of fishing impacted = $141,690 GRNMS Southern Expansion Trip Expenditures Mode Private Transportation Tournament 2, Private 1, Food Tournament 1, Private 2, Lodging Tournament 20,541 1,081 Private 61, Public Transportation Tournament - - Private Boat Fuel Tournament Private 4, Tournament Entry Fee Tournament 20,541 1,081 Access/Boat Launching Tournament 1, Private 1, Equipment Rental Tournament - - Private Bait Tournament 3, Private 2, Ice Tournament 1, Private Total Tournament 61,623 3,243 Private 75,077 1,746
17 Summary It is estimated that the economic impact of a research area on Georgia recreational fishing may be between 0.11% (scenario 4) and 0.86% (scenario 1) of statewide saltwater fishing expenditures. This is considered to the maximum potential loss. Rarely does society fail to at least mitigate or off-set most losses. Scenario # Boundary # % GRNMS Impacted Impacted GRNMS Person Days Impacts to GRNMS Saltwater Fishing Expenditures % Impact to GA Person Days of Saltwater Fishing % Impact to GA Total Saltwater Fishing Expenditures % 3,145 $1,030, % 0.86% % 582 $190, % 0.16% % 574 $188, % 0.16% % 413 $135, % 0.11% % 409 $133, % 0.11% % 1,687 $552, % 0.46% % 1,624 $531, % 0.45% % 315 $103, % 0.09% % 680 $222, % 0.19% Southern Expansion 9.2% 432 $141, % 0.12%
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