9. Economic Impact Calculator Input any number of trips taken and name of lake Economic impacts are given based on 2009 data Trip numbers for each port/year are on MDNR site Pre- and post- data could be used to evaluate effects of restoration on charter-induced tourism
10. Tournament Economic Impacts 16 Tournament Trail events around Lk. Michigan in 2009 $852,113 gross sales in coastal communities 21,386 employment hours $1,436.56 spent per team; no Pro/Am difference 11% overlap with charter economic impacts
11. Economic Impacts of Ludington Offshore Classic 2009 131 teams fished $109,545 gross sales resulted 2,749 employment hours generated in Ludington 11% overlap with charter
12. Products Available Fisheries Economics Web Pages (www.miseagrant.umich.edu) Fact sheets Project Reports Economic impact calculators
13. Fact Sheet Mailing 263 charter captains 327 gov’t, tourism, economic development , fisheries professionals and others Mail-in survey to evaluate reactions
14. How did non-captains react? 57% said the value of fishing to coastal communities was higher than they previously thought (1% lower) 55% said they would use economic data to build support for protecting Great Lakes ecosystem health Is fisheries economics information useful to you?
16. Acknowledgements Dr. Steve Miller, MSU CEA Dr. Chi-Ok Oh, MSU CARRS Donna Wesander, MDRNE Tracy Kolb, MDNRE Lynn Vaccaro, MISG Chuck Pistis, MISG Brandon Schroeder, MISG Ludington Area Charter Boat Association
Notas do Editor
Therefore no change on average expenditures of an individual party due to economy (although # of trips may have been affected)
Average just under $20 M, 2009 at $14.8 M (down 26%)Lake MI average $14 M, 2009 at $11.6 M (down 17%)