Louisiana’s Commercial and Recreational Coastal Fisheries Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries.

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Louisiana’s Commercial and Recreational Coastal Fisheries Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries

Saltwater Commercial Fishing Louisiana is second only to Alaska in commercial fisheries landings. Three of Louisiana’s commercial fishing ports are in the top ten landings ports for the United States: Empire-Venice, Intracoastal City, and Cameron. One of out every 70 jobs in Louisiana can be attributed to commercial fisheries (Southwick 2006).

Saltwater Commercial Fishing Dockside Value$264,960,224 Retail Sales$1,761,885,471 Total Economic Impact $2,349,180,628 Jobs Supported26,345 State and Local Tax Revenues $166,923,916

LOUISIANA LANDINGS AND VALUE OF SALTWATER SPECIES IN 2006 SPECIES TOTAL US LANDINGS (LBS) TOTAL US DOCKSIDE VALUE ($) LOUISIANA LANDINGS (LBS) LOUISIANA DOCKSIDE VALUE ($) PERCENT OF US LANDINGS OYSTER35,143,000126,903,00011,417,29735,998, % BLUE CRAB 140,220,000125,568,00052,922,98632,336, % SHRIMP (ALL SPECIES) 231,553,000369,788,00088,084,637144,597,70938% MENHADEN901,405,00040,628,000689,852,63531,161, %

Saltwater Recreational Fishing Retail Sales$472,092,061 Total Economic Impact $757,091,876 Jobs Supported7,733 State and Local Tax Revenues $49,976,489

Saltwater Recreational Fishing Louisiana is second only to Florida in recreational harvest among states surveyed by NOAA Fisheries’ recreational creel survey. According to data collected by NOAA in 2006, 19% of saltwater recreational fishing trips occurred in Louisiana.

Coastal Freshwater Recreational Fishing A survey of freshwater anglers indicated that 17% of all angler days were spent fishing in the coastal marsh, and that 17% of angler days spent specifically targeting largemouth bass were spent in the coastal marsh (Kelso et al. 1999).

Fishing in Coastal Louisiana Retail Sales$2,233,977,532 Total Economic Impact$3,106,272,504 Jobs Supported34,078 State and Local Tax Revenues $216,900,405

ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF SALTWATER FISHERIES IN LOUISIANA IN 2006 RETAIL SALESTOTAL ECONOMIC IMPACT JOBS SUPPORTED STATE & LOCAL TAX REVENUES SALTWATER REC FINFISH $472,092,061$757,091,8767,733$49,976,489 SHRIMP(ALL SPECIES) $961,973,147$1,282,630,86314,384$91,138,912 OYSTERS$35,851,947$317,876,6683,565$22,587,117 BLUE CRAB$219,973,963$293,298,6173,289$20,840,694 MENHADEN$233,080,959$297,441,2783,336$21,135,055 OTHER MARINE FINFISH $118,449,901$157,933,2021,771$11,222,138 TOTAL$2,233,977,532$3,106,272,50434,078$216,900,405